Women-only rooms in Tamarindo
Dorms made for sleeping, not just for staying
$20 per night
A women-only bed with what actually decides whether you sleep: working A/C, a locker that fits your backpack, and your own reading light and plug — so you are not negotiating with the whole room at midnight.
What your bed includes
$20per night
Rates change with the season. The exact price for your dates is on the booking platforms.
The rooms and common areas
No staged photos: this is what you will find when you walk in.
Check-in, check-out and house rules
Everything worth knowing before you arrive, so nothing catches you by surprise at the door.
- Check-in
- 12:00 to 18:00
- Check-out
- Until 10:00
- Women only
- The whole hostel, not just the dorms
- No children
- Adults only
- No curfew
- Come and go whenever you want
- No pets, no smoking
- Inside the building
- No breakfast included
- There is a shared kitchen, and places to eat two minutes away
- Card payments add a 13% surcharge
- Worth knowing before you choose how to pay
Frequently asked questions
Is the whole hostel women-only, or just the dorms?
The whole hostel: dorms, bathrooms and common areas. The only mixed part is the surf school, which is open to everyone whether you stay with us or not.
How is it different from a mixed hostel?
The dorm format is the same. What changes is the day-to-day friction: you do not have to negotiate with a mixed crowd when you get back at night or step out of the shower. There are excellent mixed hostels too; it depends on what you are looking for.
Read more:Women-only vs mixed hostel in Tamarindo: how to choose
How safe is the house?
No place can guarantee absolute safety, and we will not promise it. What we do have: outdoor cameras, large lockers and a clear policy on who comes in.
Can I stay if I am travelling with a man?
Not at the hostel, which is women-only. He can take a surf lesson as a visitor if you want to surf together.
Read more:Surf lessons in Tamarindo
How much is a bed and how do I pay?
From $20 a night, depending on the season. The exact price for your dates is on the booking platforms. Paying by card adds a 13% surcharge. Surf lessons are paid separately.
How do I get here from the airport?
From Liberia (LIR) or San José (SJO) you can take a shuttle, a private transfer or a bus. Estimated times and prices are in our practical guide.
Read more:How to get to Tamarindo from LIR or SJO: a practical guide
Book your bed
Pick your dates on the booking platforms (from $20/night depending on season), or message us on WhatsApp if you want a quick check before you pay.
Want to surf while you stay?
Lessons are open to everyone — guests and visitors. Gear included, small groups, from $55.