Reviews of Dom Alberto Hostel

Nice room with a comfortable bed and lovely bathroom.

Nice Pool, Good Location, so called suite was more a dorm an quite expensive

Friendly staff.

Room close to the swimming pool. Could hear all the splashing and people screaming and loud music.

Location is good for a stopover to or from Bolivia and the staff is friendly

The place is the definition of a rundown hotel that became a hostel in the process

The staff was very helpful even they don’t speak English.

The room was a bit dark.

Only stayed one night. But close to center. Friendly staff. Nice kitchen.

Nothing

Worst hotel stay I ever had. Please choose any other option.

They gave me shampoos, soaps and bath towels The staffs were hard working and friendly

There’s no common spaces with ac, I had to work in the extremely hot weather Couldn’t use wifi in the dorm but common area was ok Washroom was always wet everywhere, they’ve never took garbage out, there’re lots of empty shampoo bottles during the stay Pricy, I stayed hostels which were much better quality and way cheaper in Brazil, but there’s no other options in Corumbá

Very friendly staff

Very helpful staff, clean room with free lockers available. Big pool.

Really nice hostel, with swimming pool, barbecue, comfy beds, closer to the main square and bar Avenue for nightlife, very helpful staff, highly recomended! Definitely I'm gonna come back here!

Nice staff and good location. Pool looked nice, but we didn’t stay long enough to test it. Great balcony and other chill area’s.

Not the cleanest and sadly the bath didn’t work

Clean rooms and good location near the river and it is less than 30 minutes walk to the bus station. I didn’t use the pool but it looked nice. Good air con and big lockers in the dormitory.

The gate is often locked and you can’t get out without a staff member letting you out.

I slept one night in the dormitory and I spent 70 reais. The morning after, I asked if it was possible to spend few hours at the reception or in the garden after check out, while waiting for my bus. I was asked to pay 40 reais (more than half the price of one night). Also, there is a communal kitchen in the hostel, above the stove there is a sign where is written "use of the stove: 5 reais". I boiled some water anyway (no one was around) but I felt very uncomfortable for that sign. I never saw something like this in any hostel and, to say the truth, as a full time Traveller, it was years that I didn't give the minimum score to a property.... But this was a first (asking Money to spend time at reception after check out and to use the communal kitchen) a first time in years of traveling and I thought it deserved the minimum score!