Hostal Costa Azul
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 13:30 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Fire extinguishers
Heating
Luggage storage
More about Hostal Costa Azul
Hostal Costa Azul
Hostal Costa Azul is offering accommodation in Castro. It is located 3 km from Sabanilla Beach and provides a housekeeping service. Free WiFi, a shared kitchen and luggage storage space are provided.
Reviews from 
Couple
TH
Comment: 3 Oct 2017
Stayed in: Sep 2017
Nice place to spend a few nights
Very nice hostal. The room was comfortable, the breakfast was decent, and the staff was friendly. The decor is a little outdated, but the rooms are clean and well organized with plenty of space. If you have a room at the front, be prepared for lots of noise. The hostal is across from an artisan market, so you hear all the cars and trucks unloading in the morning. On the plus side, the coastline is also just across the street, although the view from the room was disappointing. But overall, it is a good location with easy access to the center of the town.
Family traveller
Comment: 24 Jul 2017
Stayed in: Jul 2017
Needs improving
Pros: Very cozy and nice looking. Beds are comfortable, shower is strong. It's located right across the street from two artisans' markets and walking distance from the city centre.
Cons: No parking lot. Rooms are nice but too tight to move around - forget about handling you luggage in them. They don't take credit card, which was a major inconvenience. Breakfast consists only of two breads and one slice of ham, with milk and tea - a bit of a disappointment.
Had a few troubles on my first night: wifi didn't work - complained about it to the manager and she didn't care at all; hot water didn't flow naturally from the shower, it had to be requested for at the reception.
Heating stopped working during the night, rendering us a very chilly sleep - same thing happened in the second night.
Cons: No parking lot. Rooms are nice but too tight to move around - forget about handling you luggage in them. They don't take credit card, which was a major inconvenience. Breakfast consists only of two breads and one slice of ham, with milk and tea - a bit of a disappointment.
Had a few troubles on my first night: wifi didn't work - complained about it to the manager and she didn't care at all; hot water didn't flow naturally from the shower, it had to be requested for at the reception.
Heating stopped working during the night, rendering us a very chilly sleep - same thing happened in the second night.
Couple
CH
Comment: 14 Apr 2012
Stayed in: Apr 2012
Good hostal at the seafront
We had a comfortable double room in this friendly guesthouse – we could choose between one with seaview but facing the street or one in the back and choose the one which was quieter but without seaview, which was a good decision. The ensuite bathroom was small but clean. They serve a nice breakfast in the morning.
Couple
Comment: 9 Jan 2010
Stayed in: Jan 2010
Great Place and Family
Cisternas family runs a great B&B here. Very accommodating. Interesting themes - we stayed in the "literature" room with a neat replica of Neruda's residence.
Couple
UK
Comment: 25 Sep 2007
Stayed in: Mar 2007
Clean, cheap & friendly seafront hostel
We stayed at Costa Azul on Chiloe in Chile in March 2007 and had a lovely time. It's newly refurbished (excellent by Chilean hostel standards, but perhaps not pleasing to an aestetics eye with lots of pine wood everywhere from walls to ceilings!), kept extremely clean. Staff are warm and welcoming and although they didn't speak very good English whilst we were there we made ourselves understood perfectly well by pointing etc (plus, by the time you read this they might very well speak English!). Carlos (the owner) is super friendly and is happy to help with anything. He's a real character who loves showing off his polished motorbike!
Hostal Costa Azul is right at the seafront, opposite the flea market and only a short (steep uphill) walk into the centre of Castro. Allround excellent location as close to 'everything' (it's not that much going on in Castro after all!) but away from any noise.
Our mornings in this place were magical - you can sit in the windowsill, with closed or open windows, and watch the mist clear over the water with old fashioned fishing boats returning from their night fishing trips as the sun rise. Beautiful!
Breakfast is served in the living room and consists of coffee, milk, cereal, bread, butter, jam etc. There's no other food available, but plenty of restaurants or cafes in the area.
Only downside with this hostel was the bathroom/shower, which is tiny and certainly not made for large/tall Europeans! The shower curtain and towels (although clean) had seen better days a long time ago. But the water is hot and with full power and since this is a hostel rather than a hotel we came with very low expectations and were not bothered by this. We didn't exactly come to Chiloe for a relaxing spa anyway!
If you're looking for a safe, warm and friendly base on Castro whilst disovovering Chile independently this is a very good, and cheap, choice!
Hostal Costa Azul is right at the seafront, opposite the flea market and only a short (steep uphill) walk into the centre of Castro. Allround excellent location as close to 'everything' (it's not that much going on in Castro after all!) but away from any noise.
Our mornings in this place were magical - you can sit in the windowsill, with closed or open windows, and watch the mist clear over the water with old fashioned fishing boats returning from their night fishing trips as the sun rise. Beautiful!
Breakfast is served in the living room and consists of coffee, milk, cereal, bread, butter, jam etc. There's no other food available, but plenty of restaurants or cafes in the area.
Only downside with this hostel was the bathroom/shower, which is tiny and certainly not made for large/tall Europeans! The shower curtain and towels (although clean) had seen better days a long time ago. But the water is hot and with full power and since this is a hostel rather than a hotel we came with very low expectations and were not bothered by this. We didn't exactly come to Chiloe for a relaxing spa anyway!
If you're looking for a safe, warm and friendly base on Castro whilst disovovering Chile independently this is a very good, and cheap, choice!
Very good location
Eusebio Lillo 67, Castro, Chile|0.39 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
13:30
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Chilean citizens will be charged an additional 19% value added tax. Please note that foreign guests do not need to pay this tax if they show their passports, immigration cards (issued within the past 90 days), and a non-Chilean credit card.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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