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Yeccan Hostel
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Yeccan Hostel

Abasolo 916-A, Colonia Centro - Hostel
Yeccan is not only a shelter for tourists, in its eagerness to share culture and art it involves its guests into an environment that makes them experience art during their stay, whether we have an exhibition, a workshop or just for them to observe how othe
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Monterroco Hostel
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Monterroco Hostel

Ave. San Francisco 205 Col. Lomas de San Francisco - Hostel
I found and booked this hostel via the internet - it had an excellent rating.
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El Aguacate
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El Aguacate

Privada Manuel Gutierrez 505 in between 15 deMayo st. and Marinao Matamoros st. - Hostel
El AguAcAte welcomes you, gives you the info and tours that you need to experience the different activities around this friendly city.
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Hostal Soyforaneo
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Hostal Soyforaneo

Calzada Madero #431 ote Center of Monterrey - Hostel
Very near of the bus station! Only 10-15 minutes to walk. Door difficult to find the first time, it is not so clear.
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Monterrey

Monterrey is the capital of the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon and is the thrid largest city in the country.

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Hostal Soyforaneo

Hostal Soyforaneo

Very near of the bus station! Only 10-15 minutes to walk. Door difficult to find the first time, it is not so clear. But most of people on the street know the place. Safe place :) Tout près de la station d'autobus! Seulement 10-15 de marche pour s'y rendre. ... more

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4

cathm_11 stayed here in Jan 2010

Monterroco Hostel

Monterroco Hostel

I found and booked this hostel via the internet - it had an excellent rating. When I arrived there (and stayed for 3 nights), I found out why: Not only is it a clean and friendly place, but the staff, especially the owner, went out of their way to make my stay pleasant. ... more

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5

susanne.st stayed here in Sep 2009

Monterrey Discussions

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    One more thing...just for your information: There are Mexican bus lines that go from Dallas to Monterrey for a very inexpensive fare. The bus leaves in the evening and arrives in Monterrey in the morning. In Monterrey, Barrio Antiguo is supposed to be really cool and fun, with lots of bars and cafes. So, if you ...

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