After finally finding Hostel Granada 6, I was pleased to see what a gorgeous house it is.

It’s basically a giant house with many rooms.

It’s the type of hostel I like. It’s more of an Airbnb-style place, except rented by the bed, not the room.

Hostel Granada 6 has a big open floor plan on the main floor. The living space and dining room have multiple seating arrangements, and the kitchen is big. It has all the items you need to make your own food.

The dining room has two french doors that are constantly open for airflow. The air feels nice in here. They also turn every fan on all day. It’s cooler, but you’re still sweating.

If you walk past the kitchen and through the french doors, you’ll walk onto the back balcony overlooking the pool.

The pool isn’t big, but it’s cute, and it’s nice that it has a pool. With heat like this, any type of cool water is greatly appreciated. I mean greatly!

Climbing two sets of stairs, you reach my room. It’s a double-height room with two bunk beds and a loft. I got the loft. The loft also has its own balcony entrance. Seriously, who wants to go outside? Not me. Where can I buy an ice pack?

The place is beautiful, and I only paid $10 for the night or $200 Mexican Pesos. The only issue I’m still having is the AC. They have AC. They just refuse to turn it on. I knew this going into it, though, so I’m not complaining. I just want to inform you (in case you want to book this hostel.) This hostel only turns on its AC at night time.

Let me break it down for you:

Hostel Granada 6: $10 USD per night or $200 Pesos. Would I stay here again? Yes, if it were a long trip and I had a full agenda, which you can do in Cancun. It’s a great little/big place.

Pros:

• Cute
• Spacious
• Has AC
• Cheap
• Close to Downtown
• Pool
• Has a kitchen
• Walking distance to downtown restaurants
• Breakfast included
• They have a dog

Cons:

• AC is only on at nighttime
• Not walking distance to beach… must take a bus
• They have a dog