The hostel is located at the edge of Bonito but only two blocks from the main street. There is an open common area with a kitchen, tables, swimming pool, hammocks and free WiFi (slow but good for such a remote location). The rooms are big, provide individual and spacious lockers (bring your own lock) and a shared bathroom. The bathrooms... More

This is a decent enough hostel, the dorms are a good size and comfortable and being a little way out of town wasn't a problem for me because theres a supermarket down the road and not much reason to go to the town. Food was very good and a reasonable price and the tour desk very helpful. Bike rental is... More

Stayed 3 nights weather was inthe 50's F and dorm rooms had doors with wire meshing and not glass so rooms were freezing. Doubles had proper doors however reception refused to rent the room to me ( with the understanding i would pay for the full rate) ive never had a problem renting a private room in a hostel before... More

I I stayed in a room with a private bathroom. Everything is very simple but very clean and comfortable. All staff are friendly, helpful and speak English. The hostel has a agency that works on the spot and giving all the support to purchase and transport of tours which makes life much easier. The breakfast did not please me... But... More

I stayed here with my boyfriend in July 2012. We had a private room, ensuite for about R$100. It was one of the nicest private hostel rooms I have ever seen. BUT, 2 things they don´t mention on their website: The private rooms are NOT located on the main hostel location... they are about 1/2 block away. Not a big... More

We were a group of 6 people and we stayed in the Hi hotel for 4 nights. We had a great time! Positive aspects: Clean rooms with warm water. No noise at night. Clean swimming pool. We loved the atmosphere around the kitchen; it was easy to make contacts and to share experiences with other travellers. Also nice is that... More

Billed in the lonely planet as recommended and the best in bonito, we were expecting alot. Yes, it has a swimming pool (freezing cold for some reason?! ) and a hammock area. Other than that though, I didn~t see what made it special. They organise tours like everyone else does. The food is ok, but pricey (everything in bonito is... More

Stayed 3 nights weather was inthe 50's F and dorm rooms had doors with wire meshing and not glass so rooms were freezing. Doubles had proper doors however reception refused to rent the room to me ( with the understanding i would pay for the full rate) ive never had a problem renting a private room in a hostel before... More

I am travelling with a friend and we came from the Santa Clara lodge in the Pantanal (amazing!) to and lived at the HI hostel. We were here in the high season (end december/start january) and the price for a dorm was 38 real per person. It is fairly expensive compared to eg. Argentina, but I think that for the... More