Wynwood Hostel

This place is a pig house! A complete mess and dirty. The AC was covered in dust and had no filter. The trash was full, the fridges were packed with old and new food, an electric bike was parked in the kitchen, and the kitchen cupboards were full of stuff. Clothes and luggage were everywhere in the room. Two TVs were placed opposite each other. The bathroom was dirty and moldy. The host Carlos doesn’t live there. This is just a badly run business with one of the lowest standards.

They’ve always treated me like the princess I am, and I’ve stayed here several times. The hotel was absolutely amazing. The door in my room didn’t close, but that’s fine.

My stay at this hostel was an ordeal. When I arrived, a stranger harassed me in an unsettling neighborhood. Check-in was bizarre and unprofessional, with a Cashapp payment required even though the owner wasn’t there. Maria, the owner, was a nightmare. At 11 AM she barged into my room and demanded I clean up, despite there being no lockers for my things. She also didn’t respond to my complaints. I was first assigned a room with four men, one of whom repeatedly made uncomfortable advances. The beds had plastic covers, the water was barely warm, and the shower handle was broken. There was no air conditioning, and the heat made sleeping unbearable. Guests couldn’t use the TV or kitchen, and things were constantly stolen or disrespected in the shared space. My roommate ate all the food in the fridge. This was nothing like a comfortable Airbnb, more like a chaotic halfway house. I strongly advise looking elsewhere. Your safety, comfort, and peace of mind aren’t worth the risk.

This is a hostel-style house, and there are no lockers, so don’t leave anything valuable there. I came back to find the few things I’d left were gone. Apparently, the cleaning lady had safeguarded some items, but others still went missing. Luckily, nothing was expensive. Even the towel the hostel provided disappeared that same time.