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Oasis Hostel

Puerto Vallarta

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Libramiento 222, Puerto Vallarta Jalisco, Mexico
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Description
Puerto Vallarta is a picturesque town with stone lined streets, palm trees, beaches and fun nightlife in the Bay of Banderas. Vallarta offers you amazing sight-seeing, whale watching, dolphin spotting, scuba diving, bungee jumping, fishing, windsurfing, sailing, horseback riding and much more!

Oasis is the only hostel for backpackers, groups, young world travelers, students and holidaymakers who come to relax and have fun in Puerto Vallarta. Run by Guillermo and his family. Guillermo a backpacker himself who knows what travelers need will sort you out. Oasis will help you enjoy a chilled out atmosphere with lots of fun and things to do around town.

The rooms at Oasis are clean and cosy with a Mexican ambiance. We provide a communal kitchen/dinning room a TV Room as well as free cable internet for our guests.

We are located in a real Mexican neighborhood without being out of the action. Oasis is at a 15 min walk from the centre of town and 15 min away from the beach. Most major buses also pass in front of the hostel.

We provide quality service at low prices that give you value for money!

Come to Oasis you will not regret it!

Features

  • Free Breakfast
  • Kitchen
  • Lockers
  • Washing Machine (laundry)
  • Lounge / Common space
  • Travel information provided
  • Currency Exchange
  • Bar
  • BBQ
  • Phones (public or in room)


Ratings & Comments

2.5 Average from 2 Ratings

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Comment by M A
December 2006
4 I'm posting this from the hostel. The facilities are very well kept, and the family that runs the hostel lives in the same building so they keep the place orderly as they would their own home. The location at first glance seems inconvenient -- being separated from the tourist zone by tunnel -- but the distance to the tunnel is maybe a half-kilometer from the building and the tunnel itself is barely a block long, so the bus ride from the hotel to the edge of the tourist area is literally two minutes. Buses from the hostel to downtown and the airport leave every five minutes between about 6 a.m. and 11 p.m. The free internet, free sheets, and free breakfast are all true -- the internet is a cable high speed connection, and the breakfast is orange juice plus four slices of toast. Overall, the staff are very accommodating and go out of their way to help guests.
Comment by Doug
March 2006
1 I suggested to a backpacker friend that he stay here but there is an age limit -- that is ridiculous. I travel a lot and found those people who are older and stay in hostels are great. They are experienced and a lot of fun. They need to get a clue here.
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