Koru Boutique Hostel Uvita

Pros: Lovely little pods, great social areas with pool and various spacious chairs hammocks beds

Pros: Most beautiful hostel I stayed in so far. It is so relaxing and calm. The hosts are amazing and very friendly. I loved it!

Pros: Amazing place! The pool is surrounded by beautiful nature, the outdoor kitchen is amazing and the shower is outdoor and full of plants! There are many areas to hangout, also a little rooftop to watch the stars at night. The room is obviously small but it's cozy.

Cons: Supermarkets aren't close, so it pays off to do a one big shopping once with a e.g. a taxi

Pros: Cleaned kitchen and bathrooms, nice lounge area and the manager let us stay around the day of departure waiting for our night bus. Great service!

Pros: Toilets and showers were unique and in good condition. Bed was comfy and the pod idea is a cool twist.

Cons: One toilet and one shower had broken locks. The check in details came to us very late and over WhatsApp and because we were travelling without mobile data, we had to wait until we got wifi to get the codes etc. Not a massive deal if you know this in advance but we did not.

Pros: The idea is nice and common areas are nice and green. The shower is super cool and there is warm water (some review says there is no). Common areas and facilities are thoroughly cleaned daily. Clean bedding and comfy pillows.

Cons: The houses are really very small, it's more like a pod. There is a bed and barely enough space to change clothes. The location is controversial. It's very close to the main entrance to the park and boat tours, but you need to walk along the dusty unpaved road to get anywhere, there is no shade and something like an overgrown farm on one side of the road. It's like a real village, not idyllic touristy village. Bus stops and supermarket are around 30 minutes away. Imo it's convenient if you come for a short visit mostly for the whale tail and boat tours, but the south-eastern part of Uvita is cosier.

Novelty rooms and a lovely outdoor area

Pros: The owner has made the place very attractive with different seating areas, a pool, lovely outdoor lights etc. The shared facilities are good. I enjoyed the experience of sleeping in the cylindrical casitas. There is room only for the big bed so you use that as your seating/living area as well. I stayed 3 days but it might get claustraphobic if you were to stay much longer.

Cons: Somewhere to hang wet clothes/swim suits/towels etc would be good. The guests used the benches and chairs.

Awesome showers!

Pros: They have such a lovely outdoor shower!! Love love love it! The pool is nice and refreshing. Not so hot, which is good since you want to cool off. The sleeping pods are small, but I don't find them claustrophobic as some people in the comments say. They obviously have never camped before 😂 They have free coffee to make and a fair kitchen to use. It had a nice ambiance!

Cons: The only thing I did not like were the ants.. although you can not controll nature of course... they were not in the sleeping pod! But they do walk around the premises off course and walk over you while you sit and have your meal. Nothing major though. There was one lock on the toilet door that could not lock. The other one could though. So also not a verry big deal. It is a 15-20 minute walk to the nearest beach and because it's in the national park, you have to pay. Walking to the city is about 40 minute walk. It's a plus if you like it more quietly though 😊

Pros: This place is really amazing. The room was small, cosy and practical. I really like that each room is its separate small building as it gives a sense if privacy. The common areas were clean and convenient.

Good stay in a nice and beautiful hostel

Pros: Beautiful accommodation with a cozy vibe and a nice pool. The facilities (kitchen and bathroom) are great.

Cons: The rooms are a bit too small (its difficult to stand in there)