The Sugar Cane hostel

Natalie and the whole entire staff is more than nice and accommodating. This is the perfect hostel if your looking for affordable and quite. They have been so helpful and accommodating. I’ve never felt so welcomed and at home in a hostel. The staff truly cares about its tenants and they are so kind and welcoming. Natalie went above and beyond to help me, even with things outside of the hostel. Fully recommend this place 100%

Cons - no hot water even in showers - 6 bed room no window or air conditioning - sweat box - Bad WiFi in rooms Pros - Very well equipped kitchen - nice roof terrace - nice staff. - Good WiFi in communal areas Overall: Nice hostel with lovely staff but would not pay 60k COP/night again for no hot water and boiling rooms.

This was a really nice hostel to stay at. The couple that runs the place were super lovely!! The location is incredible and you can get everywhere in the centre quite quickly on foot. There’s a supermarket only a few minutes walk away too. The rooms were quite nice but very very hot so needed air con rather than just a fan. The terrace is super chill and it’s a nice place to stay. Would stay again if they added air con.

One of my favourite hostels I've ever stayed at. The staff at this hostel are exceptional, went above and beyond to help me with some issues I had with my motorcycle. I cannot say enough good words about the owners and the lovely receptionist. Such friendly and caring people. Thanks again for all your help, it wont be forgotten.

Great hostel. It's on the smaller side which in many cases makes it more social which I love. This is far from a party hostel, but we never had trouble meeting people on the rooftop. Showers were hot, beds were good enough. The owner Gunther is awesome. As a non Spanish speaker it was great to have someone who was fluid in English to ask about things to do. He booked us on multiple tours all of which were great. Fresh bananas upstairs and free breakfast are icing on the cake. I would love to see the rooftop stay open until 12 instead of 11, it makes it difficult to have fun unless you want to go to the bars. However, overall it was great and I can't wait to come back.

It's the worst hostel out of all the ones I stayed at in Medellin and the most expensive. Everything's cramped up together, it's like a long hallway with rooms on each side. The only lockers available were very small so everyone's stuff was just pilled up in the room, which seemed very easily accesible by anyone from the outside as it was the first door in, everyone had a key and most of the time no one was watching the entrance. The room smelled, seemed dirty, and had practically no free space. The lady at the front desk was very rude and insisted that I could't stay because I didn't have my passport, even though I'm peruvian and don't need a passport to travel to Colombia, a fact that she definately should know about seeming as she works at a hostel.

The stay at the Sugar Cane Hostel was really good. Guenther ist helping you with any quastions, you can get any informations about the city, the country, tours or public transportation. The rooms and bathrooms are really clean an especially the kitchen on the rooftop is really well equiped and is the cleanest kitchen I have seen on my travel in hostels and you also have a nice area to spend some free time. Breakfast like bread, eggs, fruits, coffee and cornflakes is included. The location is perfect to explore the city, the metro station is less than 10 minutes by walking.

Very clean and affordable hostel with a great rooftop! Very good location and the hostel itself is much quieter than some of the other hostels around the area. Would recommend!