Allsum Hostel

The dorm beds were okay and the aircon worked well near the unit, but it had to be turned up high to reach the other side of the room. Outside noise bothered me a bit. Breakfast was free, with basic toast, butter, jam, and coffee or tea. Some days there was fruit too, but it looked questionable and nobody touched it. Bananas would be better. They had creamer, but no milk. It's free, though, so go elsewhere if you want proper coffee. The outdoor social spaces were nice, but bring bug spray. It gets very humid in the daytime, and fans aren't enough to cool the common areas. You can rent a bicycle, but we found a scooter much easier for getting around this deceptively big city. Ayutthaya itself was a mess, with rubbish everywhere and badly built buildings. It really was a ***t hole. The temple ruins were the highlight. I wouldn't stay more than two days.

I really enjoyed my stay. The beds were soft and clean, the staff were friendly, and the WiFi and breakfast were good, all for a fair price. Bike hire is available here and super cheap. It's also an easy walk to some nice restaurants and supermarkets.

A quiet, clean place where I got some good rest. The beds have curtains and outlet stations, and there are small security lockers. The aircon was great and could be turned on whenever. Bike rentals are 50 baht per day, and you're close to the temple ruins and night market. I'd happily stay again.

I liked the dorm beds, with curtains, lights, and wall plugs. The rooms were nicely air conditioned, though reception only had fans. I think it cost 250 baht a night. Breakfast was simple bread and jam with coffee, plus fresh bananas, which I appreciated. There was a pleasant garden terrace at the back for hanging out with other guests.