Type 01 · Bed in a dorm

The dorm bed

On Booking.com: Bed in 4-Bed Dormitory Room

The simplest way to stay at La 57: one bed in a bunk inside a four-bed dorm, with the hummingbird dining hall, the guest kitchen and the terrace a few steps away. For solo travellers who want a simple base in Belén, near Universidad de Caldas and Estadio Palogrande.

  • 1 bunk bed
  • 1 guest (per Booking.com)
  • Shared bathroom
×2 ×2 shared
Illustration of the beds per Booking.com. Not a floor plan and not to scale — there are no verified photos of this room type.

Beds & bathroom.

Beds
You book one bed: Booking.com lists it as “1 bunk bed” inside a four-bed dorm. The other beds may be taken by other travellers.
Bathroom
Shared bathrooms outside the dorm, separate for women and men, according to the hostel’s own Hostelworld description.
Capacity
Booking.com sells this product for up to 1 guest.
Best for
Travelling solo

Includes (per Booking.com)

  • Flat-screen TV with cable channels
  • In-room safe
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Bed linen
  • Wooden floor
  • Socket by the bed
  • Wardrobe
  • Telephone and wake-up service
  • Non-smoking room
  • Security lockers (listed on Hostelworld)

Confirm when you ask

  • Is the dorm mixed or women-only? The platforms don’t say.
  • An older Hostelworld description mentions a TV with headphones per bed — ask if it matters to you.

Source: Booking.com(opens in a new tab) read on 28 oct 2026, Hostelworld(opens in a new tab).

Outside the room, the house.

Photos of common areas posted by the hostel. They don’t show this room.

  • Courtyard dining area with dark tables and chairs under the hummingbird mural, yellow wall, flowering plants and the doors of rooms 202 and 203.
    The courtyard dining area, rooms all around.
  • The dining hall from another angle: turquoise hummingbird painted over the yellow wall, a wall clock, the doors of rooms 202 and 203 and tables laid.
    Christmas 2025, another angle of the dining hall.
  • A corner of the terrace with a stone bench, potted plants, yellow flowers and glass-block floor; neighbourhood buildings beyond.
    The stone bench on the terrace.

Questions about this room.

Do I book the whole room?

No. You book one bunk bed; the other three beds may belong to other travellers. If you are four, ask about the whole dorm or look at the quadruple or family rooms.

Where do I keep my things?

Booking.com lists a safe in every unit and Hostelworld lists security lockers. Ask at check-in how they work.

Can I cook?

Yes: there is a shared kitchen reserved for guests, as well as the restaurant.

Is breakfast included?

It depends on the rate. Booking.com offers breakfast at an extra charge and Hostelworld marks it “not included”; some reviews mention rates with breakfast. Ask when you enquire.

What are check-in and check-out times?

Check-in starts at 13:00: Booking.com says until 22:00 and Hostelworld until 23:00. Check-out is by 11:00. If you’ll arrive later, say so beforehand on WhatsApp.

How do I pay?

Sources differ: Booking.com says cash, while an older Hostelworld description mentions cards. Confirm payment when you book.

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