Maka Hostel bevindt zich in Oaxaca, in Oaxaca Centro, op een kwartiertje lopen van Zócalo en Kerk van Santo Domingo de Guzmán. Dit hostel ligt op 3,2 km van Auditorio Guelaguetza en op 7,4 km van Monte Albán.
Profiteer van de handige voorzieningen zoals gratis wifi en hulp bij uitstapjes/tickets.
Dagelijks kun je van 07.30 uur tot 10.00 uur genieten van een gratis uitgebreid ontbijt.
Enkele van de voorzieningen zijn een bagageopslagruimte en kluisjes.
Doe of je thuis bent in één van de 6 kamers met een magnetron. Maak je maaltijden klaar in de gemeenschappelijke keuken. Er is gratis wifi op de kamer als je op het internet wilt surfen. Badkamers met een bad/douchecombinatie zijn voorzien.
"Let’s start with the lows. The hostel itself is aggressively barebones. The dorm rooms are tiny, airless, and deeply uncomfortable—less “budget accommodation” and more “temporary storage for humans.” Sleeping in them felt claustrophobic at best and suffocating at worst. The fans also squeaked aggressively all night. I wouldn’t willingly put myself through that again.
The bathrooms, while decently laid out, suffered from poor upkeep. The garbage bins were emptied so infrequently that overflowing trash became the norm, which is not the ambiance one hopes for when brushing their teeth.
Now, where credit is due: the bathrooms do have hooks and shelves for toiletries—a small detail many hostels somehow still fail to grasp, and it genuinely makes a difference.
The rooftop is another bright spot: spacious, relaxed, and a genuinely enjoyable place to spend time.
The staff also deserve praise. They put real effort into creating a social atmosphere, organizing events and excursions that were well-attended and made meeting people effortless.
Ultimately, this is a full-throttle party hostel. If you value sleep, personal space, or silence, look elsewhere. I won’t be returning, the dorm rooms alone were enough to rule out a return visit. Ginger Banana hostel, which is a short walk from here, looks & feels legitimately luxurious and yet it's cheaper."