Hostels in El Morro

The location! And the price! Incredible.

Room was small but perfect. Really clean, brilliant air con. Lots of amenities in the house, TV, fussball table, little outside area to sit in. And Lucy was great.

Very good in all respects. I was able to walk to old San Juan in a 15 to 20 minute walk and I was able to have very cheap Uber rides throughout SAN Juan.

Was Great hostel and nice staff.

Was in San Juan for two weeks, then missed an international flight. I stayed at Villa Eshta for the last two nights as I knew I really liked the area. I enjoyed the vibe more than the higher rated hostel I spent most of my time in. They have a bar open at night with fair prices, the location is fantastic, and I will book here for my trip next time I am in San Juan.

The hostel decor was interesting and unique. We liked the art displayed a lot! It was quiet and clean. Our room was spacious and comfortable!

As a solo female traveler, I am cautious about booking hostels and bed and breakfast places during my travels. After looking at the area through Google images and reading the other reviews, I was convinced this met my look fors: safe, accessible, value for the money, attentiveness/promptness (response to inquiries). Chris and David, the receptionists, were both helpful and friendly. I received text messages regarding my stay, codes, etc... I also happened to book the single-bed room on the rooftop. Chris was kind enough to tell the other guests about keeping late night music low-although this didn't bother me. In fact, on the second night, I met wonderful people- fellow guests- and got invited to a birthday party where I learned a bit of bachata, salsa, and gasolina. The bedroom was a perfect size for a solo traveler and the bathrooms and shower rooms were clean. Public buses were accessible- across the street I took T5 to Old San Juan. The same route took me back to the hostel, to Isla Verde... it goes all the way to the SJU airport. But since I had an early morning flight, I took Uber for $11. There were grocery stores, Walgreens, Mc Donalds, KFC, and acai bowls/fruit smoothies in less than a mile. I also walked all the way to Condado beach (about a mile). I've walked Calle Loiza and enjoyed the murals as well. Thank you Nomada Urban Hostel for making my first trip to PR, a great experience!

The staff is stellar and easy going.

Very close to the airport; There is a private bathroom inside the dorm; There is a nice pool; It’s not noisy; It’s close to the beach;