Hostel Cienfuegos

This hostel is excellent for workers and digital nomads. It is owned and run by the same people as hostel Casa Roja, located a few blocks away, and if you stay at Cienfuegos you can participate in an social activities organized at Casa Roja if you want to. Parking: Safe parking behind locked gate. The parking space is ample and we had no problem fitting 2 motorcycles among 3 -4 cars. Room: We stayed in our own room but with the shared bathrooms. The room was nice, had windows that opened to the street, natural light and an office desk with an office chair. It wasn't the most comfortable I have seen, but it wasn't bad for a room with office space in a hostel. Bathrooms: Each floor had bathrooms and there were plenty of availability. I never ones had to wait. However, on the third floor where we were staying, only 1 of 3 shower per gender was actually usable (one in the ladies and one in the men's). This was because 1 didn't have a shower curtain and the space was so small you would absolutely soak your belongings, and 1 was just behind a glass door in the corner with no private space to get undressed what so ever. Kitchen: The kitchen was pretty small and mostly taken up by people cooking for 40-50 workers that were staying there. They had their own fridge and the general travelers had to share 1 fridge. There were no space to put food that didn't need refrigeration and there were limited pots and pans to cook with. Safety: The area is generally safe, just don't run around on the streets with flashy phones or expensive headphones. Groceries: The closest grocery store is Tottus (the expensive one) but there are several Santa Isabel shops around and a Lider.