Hostels in Cape Verde

"Overall happy with our stay, it was one of the cheapest options we could find with a decent room. The location isn’t ideal, but there is a free shuttle bus several times per day to the city or beach. The sofa and bed are a little uncomfortable, but the room is well equipes with a decent kitchen and good shower. The pool is decent and the site is green and well kept. On site shop is an absolute rip off, avoid if you can, the restaurante and bar are moderately priced however. The private beach was probably the best part, and the lack of/poor WiFi the worst. The place called out for more vibrancy, but it was comfortable enough to be more than just a place to sleep and we needed some peace and quiet anyways!"

"Lack of non-alcoholic alternatives."

"Hotel spotlessly clean, food varied and really good. Pools and beach had plenty of sunloungers, plenty of shade. Staff polite and friendly. Minor problem with light switch in room was solved in half an hour. Everything you'd expect from a Riu hotel."

"Excellent property. Very few sea facing rooms. Evening entertainment was good. Food was excellent and spoilt for choice. No kids was added advantage. Lot of activities to choose"

"A last minute break and it could not have been spent in a better place! The hotel and staff were excellent, as were the food and amenities. "

"Lovely hotel, great value for money. Small issues fixed promptly. "

"Very nice hotel. A few shortcomings: Much of The equipment in the gym is non-functional and the elliptical is broken and dangerous; We had a roach in our room; they do not regularly provide water —you have to ask for it; the bead only have sheets (no blankets) but there are comforters in the closets "

"Great pool and hotel "

"If you pay for ocean view I Balcony was nice. Had a pool view. Breakfast is the Best. "