Love this spot for breakfast or dinner! Last trip I had the lasagna and it was delicious.read more

This was the best part of staying in Puerto Escondido. The owner, also of the Black Horse…read moreestablishment in Mexico City, has a great beachfront place here. You can choose hotel rooms or hostel rooms and during Thanksgiving, this was a STEAL of a deal. Two bathrooms for the hostel area, both men and women, and yet, no one was here, I counted 6 people in the whole hostel floor, bathrooms and showers were GREAT, electric outlets built into the bunk beds, the porch and balcony for the hostel area amazing in the summer and evening, some microwaves available as well, locked storage available, a GREAT pool, and even though the hotel rooms were in the back, the whole area - this was the best part of staying here absolutely. On top of that, you have the front restaurant/bar that accomodates you perfectly, this helped make this visit a return visit absolute, and we could still watch the football games on too! (Thanskgiving and the Lions of course!)

For a hostel, this is a close as you can get to paradise. The walk at night - not advisable…read more During the day - yes, do the walk and find yourself wandering between small streets, on the beach and arriving at a destination well sought for. For a hostel this is a GREAT one. Dinner, (the fish is as fresh as you could want it) breakfast (a work of art) and probably lunch (didn't get to that one) but trust me, dinner and breakfast? - WELL WELL WELL past being delicious. The tropical enterior, doesn't do the outside justice and I easily foumd myself mesmerized by the recording of the local surfing competition on the television as you get a great meal. You will easily fall in love with One Love at Puerto Escondido.

What a find! My cousin (local) brought us to this gem of a restaurant/hostel. The place is a bit…read moreout of the way, but definitely worth the trip. Nico (owner?) was very gracious Zander helpful in his recommendations, from main dishes to dessert. He even suggested a locally-made chocolate mezcal that wasn't bad (though I prefer my mezcal pure). The dorado carpaccio, grilled fish, and salad with mangoes and raw beets were all perfectly balanced in flavor and presentation as well as healthy portions. My son had creme brûlée that had small pieces of coconut and not too sweet. And the bill, even with drinks and coffee came to less than $50 (US @ $16 pesos) for four of us; most reasonable. Can't go wrong and look forward to going again on my next trip to Puerto.

Stayed for two weeks. Had a great experience. Definitely not a party hostel which was perfect for…read moremy needs. Met a lot of wonderful people including Craig and his lovely wife that didn't hesitate to help with any questions or needs I had. Perfect location a block away from the beach and all the bars, eateries, and stores.

Everything about this place was great. The dorm was clean (someone came every morning), the kitchen…read morehad supplies to make food, the staff was super friendly and the location was perfect! A 5 minute walk to the beach, a minute walk to a convinience store. Will for sure be back one day !!

This no frills hotel/hostel has an amazing beachfront location, clean rooms, a pool, beer garden,…read moreand restaurant. The food is exceptional! Of all the economical options in Puerto Escondido, this place really stands out! When traveling on a budget, this place should be your "plan A" on any visit to the Oaxacan coast!

Such a dark vibe. Stopped by on New Years everyone seemed out of it and throwing firecrackers at…read morepeople. Terrible place, not sure about the staff the bartender was really nice but the guests are the worst.

I've been traveling to Puerto Escondido regularly for the last 8 years...and as more and more…read moretravelers are drawn to this wonderful place it's changed quite a bit over that time. The area around Zicatela beach is no longer filled with dirt cheap cabañas to rent so people looking to get the most for their money are rewarded for looking elsewhere--particularly those who want a private bathroom and lock on their door (ie not a hostel). El Tucán is one of many hotels around the adoquin which offer great deals. They have a fantastic pool, clean rooms, a roof terrace overlooking the town, all starting at a mere 550 pesos (about $33 at the time of writing). I would have no problem recommending this hotel to friends traveling as a couple or to families. Single people might still prefer the area around Zicatela...