It's a typical family run hostal. Very clean, friendly owner. We were two guys traveling by motorcycle and there was space to park the bikes inside the garage. The place is OCD-spotless and very quiet. Breakfast was great and discussions on Pinochet were heated and fun. Great value outside of the Lonely Planet circuit.

We stayed for one night and were very satisfied. It is very basic (which was expected) with clean room and bathrooms, good breakfast, close (10-12min walk) to the city center. To conclude - very good value for the money we spent.

Do not stay here if you do not speak Spanish. The hostel is managed by a Chilean woman who does not speak English at all. Betty does not live at the hostel. We stayed in the separate building which has a double bed and a bunk bed. I slept in the lower bunk bed which is close to a gas... More

I traveled with a group of four, and while we didn't speak very good Spanish, Betty was still warm and helpful! The location is only a couple blocks from the water, and we checked the prices of a nearby hotel, which was $176 USD for two people compared to Betty's $32 a night, so if you just looking for a... More

This place may not be the most luxurious, but it was a wonderful stay. Everything was made as if it was your home, like a home away from home sort of thing, that was great. There was good breakfast every morning and the most wonderful hostesses ever. Very enjoyable stay. Very affordable, all in all it was great.

Betty was really friendly, when we arrived we had troubles taking money from ATMs and she gave us cash for buying tickets to go to Isla Magdalena. She called for a taxi so that we could make it to the port on time. She is very responsive and communicative and also easy-going. The rooms are clean and have personal heaters,... More