the freshprinz
certain unfriendly people and arrogant towards non-native English speakers and backpackers who are just travelling. You feel like an outsider if you are not there as a digital nomad. No one speaks to you. Or you are ignored and certain lack of information at the reception I blame the bosses I didn't get a tour on the day I arrived to know where everything was and what was happening in the hostel/hotel I had to ask the volunteers Diana and Eddy were absolutely helpful and friendly and a good friendship developed with the two they really tried to get people together and form a community which was not easy at all because the people were difficult and not so open luckily I met some cool people in the hostel but more local people outside the hostel and for the high price that you pay for the doorm, I expect that the towels are free and not another 50 pesos because the workers don't earn that much at these prices, in other hostels/hotels you get the towels for free Oh, and one more thing, if you have a kitchen available for the guests, I expect that there will always be enough cutlery and forks I think spices could be made available to guests, this is common in many hostels around the world, even in small towns in Mexico from what I have seen, just as a tip.We had a family meal on a Friday, which of course was difficult to bring people together. As usual, there were absolutely no forks or too few at a family meal. Certain people had to eat their food with a spoon, which wasn't really comfortable with a spaghetti dish, and when you washed your dishes there were no kitchen towels anywhere to dry your hands, you had to wipe your wet hands on your clothes and there were no napkins available either. I blame the management for that, not the staff, they did the best they could for us and the volunteers.but overall I was happy but would only recommend the losodeli to digital nomads and not backpackers because it is not so easy socially in my eyes as a lot of it revolves around work among the guests Cheers