This popular hostel is in the small village of El Congo at the top of the road into Coatapeque. The sleeping options include tidy dorms and five double rooms. There's a kitchen, a compact pool in a tropical garden, a book exchange and recommended Spanish lessons.
Amacuilco Hostal
Western El Salvador
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