Private room · Door 3

Budget Twin Room

the one behind the black arched door

  • Up to 3 guests
  • 1 bunk bed + 1 futon
  • Shared bathroom
  • Air conditioning
  • ≈12 m²

A wooden bunk bed, a futon, a desk and an arched window behind a black arched door. It’s private — you book the whole room — but the bathroom is shared with other rooms. Good for two friends, or three travellers who spend the day out and come back to sleep in the cool.

Budget Twin Room: wooden bunk bed, desk and black arched door

Photos of the room

Photos the house assigns to this room on its listings.

The beds

  • 1 bunk bed (2 berths)
  • 1 futon

Good for

  • Friends travelling together
  • Backpackers who prefer a private room to a dorm
  • Tighter budgets

Before you book

  • Shared bathroom (outside the room).
  • The third person sleeps on the futon.

Ask the house

This isn’t published, or the listings disagree. We don’t make it up — ask.

  • What exactly sets this room apart from its 12 m² twin (Booking.com and Hostelworld publish the same layout).
  • Whether the futon is set up as a bed or made up on request.
  • How many rooms share the bathroom.
  • Booking.com sells it for up to 3 (bunk + futon); Hostelworld sells it for 2.
  • ≈12 m² per the Booking.com listing (as mirrored by aggregator sites; the live table doesn’t print it).

How it appears on the listings

Booking.com
Habitación Doble Económica - 2 camas
Hostelworld
Standard Twin Room Private Shared Bathroom

Details reviewed on 28 October 2026 · Booking.com · Hostelworld · Booking.com · Hostelworld

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What comes with the house

Sleep cool

What guests are most grateful for after a hot Caribbean day.

  • Air conditioning In all six rooms.
  • Free Wi-Fi Throughout the house; guests say it’s good enough to work on.
  • Bed linen included Beds are made when you arrive.
  • Towels Hostelworld lists them for hire — ask when booking or bring your own.

Cook and share

A family home: the kitchen and dining room belong to everyone.

  • Guest kitchen Fridge, stove, pots and utensils, under a painted fruit mural.
  • Free coffee Coffee on hand in the house — one guest called it “24/7 coffee”.
  • Breakfast Available at extra cost — ask for price and times.
  • Mural patio A hammock, chairs and murals for evening conversation.

Head out

The Tía knows the plans, the prices and the travel times.

  • House bicycles For exploring the neighbourhood and city. Ask about availability and terms.
  • Local know-how Places, prices and travel times; help ordering transport.
  • Free parking Private, on site. Tell us if you’re arriving by car so we can confirm the space.
  • Luggage storage Leave the big bag and travel light to Tayrona or Minca.

Slow down

Corners to read, work, swing or do nothing at all.

  • Balcony hammock The curved balcony looks into the mango tree’s canopy.
  • Coworking room Desks and Wi-Fi for those who travel and work.
  • Mini gym According to the house, for those who keep up the routine.
  • Laundry Paid service — ask for the current price.

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