Rio de Janeiro · Brazil
Ipanema Beach Hostel
Signalements de punaises
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Confirmé Hostelworld
Incredibly overpriced for one of the most awkward and uncomfortable hostels I’ve seen. You don’t have to dig deep in the bad reviews to find mold, theft and bedbugs although thankfully I didn’t experience any of these firsthand. Earplugs are ESSENTIAL. The constant upselling of breakfast, drinks (first one free at EXACTLY 8:30pm), and tours is irritating after the already incredibly exorbitant cost for the bed. Many better and cheaper options are available in Rio. Not worth it!
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Confirmé Google Maps
DO NOT STAY HERE, when we arrived we found bed bugs in our room and had to move after booking 7 days for 760$ for the holiday season. The reception (Melissa) was not understanding and didn’t gave our money back even if they removed our bracelets and took our room cards. Felt very unhygienic in the room and common area. Not worth the stay for the price, you can get a cleaner, safer. The rooms were so small we can barely move and the bathroom door doesn’t close fully so any creep can watch you shower. I feel like all the ratings are fake!
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Confirmé Hostelworld
DO NOT STAY HERE, when we arrived we found bed bugs in our room and had to move after booking 7 days for 760$ for the holiday season. The reception was not understanding and didn’t gave our money back even if they removed our bracelets and took our room cards. Felt very unhygienic in the room and common area. Not worth the stay for the price, you can get a cleaner, safer. The rooms were so small we can barely move and the bathroom door doesn’t close fully so any creep can watch you.
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Confirmé Hostelworld
I did absolutely love this place, really nice staff, great activities and the vibe was just great. The location is also amazing HOWEVER they need to address the BED BUG situation. Multiple people during my stay including myself found bedbugs/ were bitten by bedbugs etc. It’s obviously an issue and if it’s left untreated for too long it’s going to explode into a full blown infestation. So I guess pick your fighter, it’s amazing there but they do have bedbugs lol
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Confirmé Google Maps
Positives: - Free caipirinhas at 8 PM. - Lots of luggage space in the bar and in the nicer shared rooms. - Staff speak English - Good location (near beach and safe and near other hostels) Negatives: - By far the worst hostel I have ever stayed at. - AC mentioned on website but did not cool my room at all. - WIFI mentioned on website but it did not reach my bed. - Run down, and small rooms. - Live cockroaches in the hostel rooms - Walls above some bunk beds are covered in mould. - Overpriced. - No kitchen, and no laundry. - Large glass wall in first and second storey rooms is cracked and moves easily when pushed. (Does not feel safe). - Breakfast is nothing special and a bit expensive for what it is (not included). - Old stained towels that you have to pay for. - Some mattresses are old and have bed bugs (I was bitten a lot). - Some staff are impolite (others are nice). - There is no 'common room' it's just the public bar where any old guy from the street can walk in. - No one we talked to who also stayed there liked the place. - They give you a discount for reviewing the place in front of them - encouraging false positive reviews.
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Possible Hostelworld
Not sure how they have such good reviews. this is the first hostel ive seen without a kitchen. I also woke up super itchy from bug bites and saw 3 roaches right before going to bed. The room was also super small and the price was insane $80 dollars for one night.
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Confirmé Hostelworld
Ants, Bedbugs
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Confirmé Google Maps
If you have the minimum hygiene standards, don't go. Terrible rooms, smelling like mold and bed bug stains on the sheets... I couldn't even stay the first night.
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Analyse de l'ambiance
Ipanema Beach Hostel mise surtout sur son adresse : à quelques pas de la plage d'Ipanema, côté Leblon, avec restaurants, marchés, métro et vie de plage tout près. Si ton plan à Rio, c'est plage d'abord, sorties ensuite, et que tu peux accepter un bâtiment assez brut, l'emplacement est le vrai sujet. Le côté social existe, mais il est inégal. Activités organisées, tours, moments caipirinha gratuite et passage régulier de voyageurs solo peuvent aider à rencontrer du monde quand on participe. L'équipe et les volontaires peuvent être vraiment chaleureux, avec quelques personnes de la réception qui marquent vraiment. Le compromis est net : ce n'est pas une auberge spacieuse et bien lustrée. L'ensemble peut ressembler davantage à une base serrée pour dormir qu'à un vrai lieu où traîner, avec l'entrée/bar, les tables dehors ou l'auberge soeur d'en face qui font plus le travail social qu'une vraie salle commune. Dortoirs minuscules, rangement faible, cuisine limitée, salles de bain fatiguées, odeurs d'humidité, nettoyage irrégulier, bruit et basiques payants reviennent assez pour viser bas côté attentes. Meilleur match : voyageurs plage et fête qui seront dehors presque toute la journée et veulent surtout un point de départ social à Ipanema. Mauvais match : toute personne qui a besoin de calme, d'espace, d'un bon entretien, d'un confort fiable ou d'un endroit tranquille pour récupérer.
Signaux à vérifier
- Les chambres et salles de bain peuvent être sales, humides, malodorantes ou moisies.
- Les dortoirs sont souvent très serrés, avec peu de rangement et des équipements anciens ou fragiles.
- Les espaces communs et les options pour cuisiner soi-même sont très limités.
- Le bruit peut vraiment gêner le sommeil, surtout avec la musique, la rue et les retours tardifs.
- Mieux vaut rester prudent côté sécurité : casiers, cartes de chambre et accès aux chambres peuvent manquer de fiabilité.
- Couvertures, serviettes, petit-déjeuner, activités ou basiques peuvent coûter en plus, et le rapport qualité-prix revient souvent comme point faible.