• Hostel Tralala

  • back side hostel

  • veranda first floor

  • garden view

  • sun terrace

We're sorry. We are going to renovate the roof, therefore the hostel will be closed from sunday May 19th until sunday June 2nd.



The hostel opened its doors in July 2010 after 6 months of re-constructing and re- everythinging. It simply has become a beautiful place. Bright, natural, modern yet authentic. With plenty of space to read a book, cook a meal, have a chat or enjoy the sun.

There´s a living room with a book exchange, a 32 inch television with cable and DVD and a large and varied collection of quality movies. All beds have duvets with white linen, good mattresses, soft pillows and all guests get a towel. The showers are always hot and the two kitchens are well equipped. There´s a supermarket around the corner.

Also there´s a patio with hammocks, a garden with sun terrace, free wifi, laundry facilities, rubber boots for bad weather and yoga mats. On arrival you get a free brochure with all the info you need for your stay in salento.

The general idea behind Tralala is to create a hostel that´s intimate and tranquil and that provides all the little things a traveller needs to make life on the road more comfortable. The styling is a combination of traditional wooden floors and ceilings, new and funky kitchens and bathrooms and lots of plants.

hostel tralala salento the owner  

My name is Hemmo Misker. After a 15 year career as a location manager and scout for the Dutch movie and television industry I decided it was time for a change. In October 2006 I sold my houseboat and everything that was worth something and dedicated myself to my life-long passion: traveling the world. Since then I have crossed India on a classic motorbike, spent many, many months chilling on the beaches of Ibiza in Spain and Koh Phangan in Thailand, did some trekking and kayaking in Nepal, went by train from the south of China, through Mongolia and Siberia, to Saint Petersburg, walked an 800 km pilgrimage in the north of Spain and traveled overland from north-east Brazil to Patagonia and on to Colombia. There, in Salento, in the Coffee Region, I discovered paradise and in January 2010 I bought a big, old house to convert it in to Hostal Tralala.