Admittedly, I stayed here just before Christmas, when the prices were higher - but the hostel literally tried to hold me to ransom, by doubling the price of the room after my first night there. Also, one young French girl that was working there told me that breakfast was anytime before Midday, so when I went looking for it at... More

A nice place all in all, the pool is nice, the restaurant really good (at the moment 2nd on tripadvisor), pretty clean rooms. Location is not amazing but not really a problem, during fri-sat a place next doors sometimes host after party's from around 4am-9am = very laud music and a bit annoying if u want to sleep like to... More

There are two Casa Divangas. We stayed in the cheaper one without the pool for a night after visiting tayrona and got a double room for 60000 pesos (more of you want breakfast included). The staff were friendly and sorted us out, the room was cleanish although there was hair etc in the shower and the bathroom was pretty run... More

we did the walk around checking out the hostels in Taganga and found this to be the best value in terms of price and room/hostel quality staff are friendly, rooms are ok size, decent common area with hammocks, wifi quite fast and you get to use the pool at the associated hotel up the road. breakfasts there are great too

It started off with a 2am arrival, 15 hr bus turned into 20 hour bus trip (arrived from Medellin), had exchanged a few emails the day before, as was trying to work out which one to stay at either Divanga Or La Masia summer hostel, once arriving the decision was easy, i got service right from arriving at 2am, they... More

We stayed in a spacious private room with a lovely bathroom at Casa Divanga. Lucy the owner gave us all the good tips to visit Tayrona park. There is a large map of the surroundings then you can understand where are the interesting spots. Overall we appreciated the security, the place is safe and clean, there are people taking care... More

There are 2 casa divanga in Taganga and we stayed at the one that has a pool. The staff was really nice and friendly and the food is quite good compared to what you can get at other hostels. We would give it top character if it wasn't for their 20.000 peso fee you have to pay for drinking your... More

I didn't have a bad stay at Casa Divanga. But I think that was due to the good people it attracts. The hammocks in the courtyard are perfect. I slept out there one night. The room I had was pretty hot! My biggest concern was security any one can walk right in. But you do get a locker and a... More

Our private room was sweltering in the night; everything else was above average for Colombian hostels -- food, nice atmosphere (hang out in the hammocks!), friendly service (English & Spanish). The sister hotel/restaurant is a little nicer, and is one block inland from this hostel -- probably a slightly better choice. Good location away from the noisy downtown.