Hostels in the Dominican Republic

Located in Las Terrenas, within 500 metres of Punta Popy Beach and 500 metres of Pueblo de los Pescadores, Hostel La Bohème provides accommodation with a bar and free WiFi throughout the property as...

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Claudio

From

Netherlands

Beautiful place in the heart of Las Terrenas. Nice location, close to the sea and all the services. Also quite and comfortable.

Leisy's Garden Cabins & Dorm has a fitness centre, garden, a restaurant and bar in Santa Bárbara de Samaná. The accommodation offers a shared kitchen and free WiFi throughout the property.

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Dylan

From

United Kingdom

Literally couldn’t be better, hostel room was super cozy with complete privacy inside your bunk, and the public spaces were beautiful and really well kept. The photos don’t even do it justice, since they were taken all the surrounding plants and garden has grown into a lush jungle around the main building. One of the owners, Austin, was an absolute pleasure to speak with as are all of the rest of the staff and guests, truly a hub for brilliant people in one of the most untouched an beautiful places I have ever stayed. I can’t wait to come back to El Valle !!

Located in Las Terrenas, Hostel 23 features a garden, shared lounge, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property. The property is non-smoking and is set less than 1 km from Punta Popy Beach.

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Sylvia

From

Australia

Honestly, this is the best hostel I’ve been to so far. The rooms are clean, beds with curtains and plenty of space in your private locker. If you want there’s private room options as well. The kitchen is equipped with everything you need and lots of things free to use. Drinking water is for free as well. Chinola is cooking family dinners now and then and for just 300-400 pesos you’ll get an amazing meal. Location is nice, easy to walk to beaches and bars, Supermarkets near by and it feels safe even walking on my own at night time. People here try to give you the best experience: helping out with questions, connecting everyone in a WhatsApp group, going out together at night, joining dance classes together and first of all being super friendly and generous. I’m looking forward to come back soon.

Set in Las Galeras, less than 1 km from Las Galeras Beach, Il Triangolo Hostel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a shared lounge.

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Simone

From

Italy

Nice hostel in a small town, very close to the beaches. Comfortable single rooms. Very clean. Thanks to the host Luca and the great voluntary workers Bruna and Ruth. See you!

Set in Bayahibe, within 400 metres of Bayahibe Beach and 20 km of Dye Fore, Albergo El Pulpo, Bayahíbe offers accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who...

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Chow Theng

From

Australia

Location, big and comfy room, free coffee.

Situated in Las Terrenas, 3.1 km from Pueblo de los Pescadores, Fata Morgana Eco Hotel features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and barbecue facilities.

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Raquel

From

Spain

It was such a peaceful stay. Around nature and animals.

Island Life Hostel is located 200 metres from Alcázar de Colón square and 350 metres from Casas Reales Museum. It features a swimming pool and free WiFi in public areas.

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Jeroni

From

Spain

Great staff and great location. Comfortable rooms and beds. Beautiful garden and pool area to relax - a Lil oasis to escape the busy city life.

Located in Santo Domingo, within less than 1 km of Malecon and 1.9 km of Puerto Santo Domingo, La casita de Gazcue provides free WiFi throughout the property.

Ideally set in the centre of Santo Domingo, Hotel Enrique Gazcue Bed Breakfast and Parking offers free WiFi, a terrace and free private parking for guests who drive.

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Michael

From

Ireland

Excellent shower, good aircon, close to city centre. Very clean and lovely staff.

Situated in Las Galeras, in a building dating from 2017, 700 metres from Las Galeras Beach, Hostel La Ballena Backpacker offers a terrace and guestrooms with free WiFi.

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De Leon

From

Dominican Republic

I have stayed at this hostel before, as it is our gate way into the Samana peninsula where we go for long treks. Since my partner and I do not own a car, we hike everywhere or take public transportation and the hostel is in a perfect location where supplies are ready and available. The set up is good, the rooms are private, the private bathroom is great and the art is tasteful. In general the architecture and layout of the hostel is great, it has a well stocked kitchen (though small) that works. This was a priority for us as we wanted to cook our meals. It served us very well, though it may be a little cramped. Refrigerator, free drinkable water, a small terrace that looks out into plantain fields. Staff is great and helpful and the guys that were there at the time were very relaxed and nice. Would really recommend if you are not SUPER picky about noise (which is around until about 10pm).