Mazunte
Mexico · Hostels
0 hostels
Keep an eye on prices in Mazunte.
How much do hostels in Mazunte cost?
Available dorm-bed prices in Mazunte, Mexico range from $11 to $22/night over the next 3 months. HostelHound compares 12 hostels. Cheaper dates to stay include Oct 28, Oct 29, Oct 30.
On a typical date, the cheapest available dorm bed is around $15.
Over the next 30 days, dorm beds in Mazunte start at $11/night. Mazunte is one of the pricier hostel destinations in Mexico; 12 of 12 other tracked cities with current prices have lower starting prices.
Cheaper dates to stay
The lower-priced dates currently available include October 28 (one night),October 29 (one night),October 30 (one night). Cheaper stay dates show when lower prices are available. They do not say how far ahead to book.
Other cities in Mexico
- Puerto Escondido hostel prices from $5/night
- San Cristobal de las Casas hostel prices from $5/night
- Bacalar hostel prices from $6/night
- Tulum hostel prices from $6/night
- Puebla hostel prices from $8/night
- San José del Pacífico hostel prices from $8/night
- Valladolid hostel prices from $8/night
- Zipolite hostel prices from $8/night
- Guadalajara hostel prices from $9/night
- Merida hostel prices from $9/night
- Mexico City hostel prices from $9/night
- Playa del Carmen hostel prices from $9/night
Check a hostel’s price history
Open a tracked hostel to see its own recent prices in Mazunte.
- Cabañas Balamjuyuc Mazunte Ecohostel 6.2 · 582 reviews
- Hostal Alma Turquesa 9.3 · 240 reviews
- Hostal Casa del Angel 6.9 · 73 reviews
- Bajo Las Estrellas 7.5 · 59 reviews
- Casa Antonio Mazunte 9.3 · 41 reviews
- Health Home Mazunte Hostel 8.7 · 23 reviews
- Casa Yoo Bigu Mazunte 8.7 · 11 reviews
- Casa Yeshúa 8.6 · 7 reviews
- Altamira Mazunte
- Casa Nau Mazunte
- Kinam Mazunte - Centro de Yoga y Bienestar
- Posada el Secreto
Local knowledge for Mazunte
Where to stay
The village is two main streets meeting near the beach, and nearly all hostels are within a few minutes of the sand. The cheaper beds sit back from the beach on the road in and up the hill toward Punta Cometa, which is a steep walk with a pack but the quietest part of town.
Getting around
- Walk out to Punta Cometa for sunset. It is a twenty-minute path from the village, it is free, and it is the one thing everyone here does.
- The undertow on this stretch of coast is serious and Mazunte's beach has no lifeguards. Ask locally which end is safe on the day rather than assuming, and treat the neighbouring beaches the same way.
- ATMs here are unreliable and charge heavily when they work. Bring cash from Puerto Escondido or Huatulco, since plenty of places do not take cards at all.
When to go
Cheapest from May through November, with September and October the wettest and quietest. The late-December to March stretch is the dry, busy season, and Christmas, New Year, and Semana Santa are the weeks that sell out first and cost the most.
Frequently asked questions
How much do hostels in Mazunte cost?
On a typical date, the cheapest available dorm bed is around $15. Dorm beds currently range from $11 to $22/night across the next 3 months of availability.
What are cheaper dates to stay in Mazunte?
Based on current listed prices, cheaper upcoming dates to stay in Mazunte include October 28, October 29, October 30.
How many hostels does HostelHound track in Mazunte?
HostelHound currently tracks 12 hostels in Mazunte, Mexico.
Is Mazunte affordable compared to other hostel cities in Mexico?
Over the next 30 days, dorm beds in Mazunte start at $11/night. Mazunte is one of the pricier hostel destinations in Mexico; 12 of 12 other tracked cities with current prices have lower starting prices.
Where do backpackers stay in Mazunte?
The village is two main streets meeting near the beach, and nearly all hostels are within a few minutes of the sand. The cheaper beds sit back from the beach on the road in and up the hill toward Punta Cometa, which is a steep walk with a pack but the quietest part of town.
What is the best time of year to visit Mazunte?
Cheapest from May through November, with September and October the wettest and quietest. The late-December to March stretch is the dry, busy season, and Christmas, New Year, and Semana Santa are the weeks that sell out first and cost the most.