Hostel Vive la Vida
Calle 2 Norte 141, Av. 25 y Av. 30, Col. Centro, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo
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From $26 per person.
★ 3.0 from 78 traveller reviews.
About this location
Hostel Vive la Vida is situated on Calle 2 Norte, just a short walk from the bustling Av. 25 and Av. 30 in Playa del Carmen. This location places guests in the heart of the city, surrounded by vibrant shops, eateries, and nightlife. The nearest beach is only about 15 minutes on foot, making it convenient for travelers seeking sun and sand. The hostel is ideal for budget-conscious travelers, backpackers, and those looking to experience the local culture without breaking the bank. Getting to Hostel Vive la Vida from Cancun International Airport is straightforward. Shared transportation options start at approximately $26, with a duration that varies depending on traffic. Taxis are also available, typically costing between 800-1,200 pesos and taking around 45 minutes. For those who prefer public transport, ADO buses run regularly from the airport to Playa del Carmen, providing a reliable and economical choice. The surrounding area is lively, with a variety of dining options within walking distance. Guests can enjoy local cuisine at popular spots like Osteria de Roma or El Fogón, both just a short stroll away. The hostel's central location also allows easy access to tour pickups, with several providers operating in the vicinity. This makes it a suitable choice for travelers looking to explore the Riviera Maya and its attractions.
Travelers can easily reach Hostel Vive la Vida from Cancun International Airport via shared transportation, which starts at around $26. Taxis are also an option, generally costing between 800-1,200 pesos, with a travel time of about 45 minutes. For those who prefer public transport, ADO buses provide a reliable service from the airport to Playa del Carmen, with tickets costing around 200 pesos and a journey time of approximately 1 hour. Once in Playa del Carmen, the local R1 and R2 buses make it easy to navigate the area, with frequent stops along the main avenues. Tour pickups are typically scheduled in the morning, making it convenient for guests to start their adventures early in the day.
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What is nearby
A popular Italian restaurant known for its pasta, located just 0.2 km away.
Questions guests ask about Hostel Vive la Vida
How do I get from Cancun airport to Hostel Vive la Vida?
You can take shared transportation starting at $26 or a taxi, which costs between 800-1,200 pesos. ADO buses also run regularly from the airport.
What time do tours usually pick up from the hostel?
Tour pickups typically occur in the morning, so it's advisable to confirm the exact time with your tour operator the day before.
How far is the nearest beach from the hostel?
The nearest beach is about a 15-minute walk from Hostel Vive la Vida, making it easily accessible for guests.
What is the best way to get around Playa del Carmen?
The local R1 and R2 buses are convenient for getting around, with frequent stops along the main avenues. Taxis are also readily available.
Are there food options nearby?
Yes, there are numerous dining options within walking distance, including Osteria de Roma and El Fogón, both popular among locals and tourists.
Is Playa del Carmen a safe area for travelers?
Playa del Carmen is generally considered safe for travelers, but it's always wise to stay aware of your surroundings and take basic safety precautions.
When is the best time to visit Playa del Carmen?
The best time to visit is from December to April, when the weather is pleasant and dry. However, this is also peak tourist season.
What currency should I use in Playa del Carmen?
The local currency is the Mexican peso. It's advisable to have some cash on hand for small purchases, although credit cards are widely accepted.