The beds are great. Lots of space in the bedrooms. I had a lovely shower. It's a lovely building in a great location, very close to the historical centre & easy to get buses from to get to the bus centre The receptionist was really friendly & helpful.

The bedroom was right above a noisy bar so take ear plugs. The breakfast was very minimal - 2 biscuits & coffee. The room light is automatic so it goes on & off. Not a problem when you're asleep as the beds have curtains but annoying otherwise. There didn't seem to be any communal areas - which misses the point of being a hostal for me.

The location is so central and absolutely perfect for exploring centro histórico on foot. It is in a beautiful old building, which was a pleasure to be in, and right across from the Palacio Clavijero, so some of the rooms have an awesome view across to the domed building and gardens. Bed was comfy, lots of storage space in the locker under the bed, plugs and lights in the right places, hot showers, super clean, nice staff, felt safe, all good!

There is not my definition of a breakfast included, as the listing specifies. It's nice that hot drinks, fruit and cookies are provided, but I would usually choose somewhere that has a kitchen if there is not a proper breakfast included. If I am staying in a hostel I probably don't have the budget to be eating out 3 times a day. Also, there aren't any locks on the bathrooms or showers. It was really quiet when we stayed so my partner only walked in on someone once :)

- Location - Amazingly clean like I have not seen anywhere in Mexico yet - lockable curtains - big beds and nice sheets and towels - space around the bed - female bathrooms - beatiful architecture - friendly stuff ( let me changed the bed to the lower one when available) - there is water, coffee and tea for free - Oxxo shop downstairs

- I asked in advance if I needed to book a tour for Dia de los muertos. I was told that they will explain all on my arrival, but probably they did not realize my arrival was on 31st and all was booked out by then. - Stuff does not speak English - The upper bed staircase is painful to climb on and also there is no big fence so I would be afraid to sleep there with a child. - I booked female only dormitory, but I was given a mixed one. I did not realize until in the middle of the second night I saw men checking in. - after my stay I kept getting emails to provide a review, but I was busy, so eventually I got an email they cancelled my past booking and I had to confirm I actually stayed there.

Location is great, the beds are very comfortable, and I love the fact each bed’s screen is lockable. I used that instead of the locker for my stuff. The staff is efficient; I know they let one person check in at 9 am when a bed happened to be free, which I thought was cool.

No kitchen or fridge. Each locker is actually shared with a bunk mate (so not total safety). While I was there the WiFi wasn’t working. Because of the location it’s very noisy (from the street). I heard a lot despite the ear plugs.

Good location a few minutes walk from the cathedral Friendly staff Good privacy and comfortable beds Hot water showers Reliable wifi in dorms Towels provided

Energy saving, motion sensor lights that go off half way through a shower - bad if you shower after dark Unreliable wifi in downstairs communal area No locks on toilet or shower doors

Coffee and a banana and cookies-ok. Screens for each bed, afforded great privacy. Comfy beds. Ample lockers for each bed and space used very efficiently. Sufficient tables and chairs. Good internet, consistent. Professional staff who set up great tours.

Water in shower wasn’t hot in the mornings, later it was. They need a few sofas or area to give more if a friendly vibe.

Great location, beautiful building. I love the privacy of the beds

There was a constant loud beeping/alarm noise all night from a business next door and they didn’t/couldn’t do anything about it. Sinks in bathroom were usually dirty. Would be helpful to have a kitchen.

We’ve been travelling Latin America for eight months and this is by far the cleanest, quietest and most spacious hostel dorm we have been in. It was also a beautiful historical building in the centre. I spent ages on the balcony in Dorm C just admiring the hustle and bustle of Morelia going by.

Dorms A - D seem to be quiet at night. But if you are put in dorms E or F, good luck sleeping at night. The music from the downstairs bar is loud. When we checked in, we had to sign a contract in Spanish. What is the point? We speak a little bit of Spanish, but not at a legally-binding contract level of Spanish. As tourism increases in Morelia, maybe scrap the contracts or have versions in other languages. It is pointless as I don’t know what I’m signing. It was uncomfortable.

This hostal is located in the heart of downtown. Very central. The wifi worked well. Staff was cool. It’s an old building with modern renovations. Your bed is private with a key for both your bed and locker underneath. Hot water worked well.

The unfortunate part of being in the heart of downtown is the loud noises even at night. Being earplugs if noise bothers you from sleeping.

A good hostel in Morelia for a good price. It is very close to the center. I am a vegetarian and there is a good vegetarian place nearby. The bed was comfortable and had an outlet, light, and an accordion screen for privacy which was unique. The toilets and showers were alright. It is a big hostel with lots of open spaces, but there was nobody there when I was there which was strange. But for one night as a solo traveler, it worked well.