Comfy Bed Hostel - Adults Only

It’s a very small building, about 10-12 feet across at the front, stretching back with limited space converted into a hostel. The rooms felt really cramped, and there wasn’t much common space beyond the area in front of reception. The rooms could use better natural light too, since there’s only a small window and not much daylight. The reception person was polite and nice, and you can make yourself free coffee any time. The washrooms are great, with excellent showers and reliable hot water. The location is good, with a nice nearby food street and a clean area outside. Some of the practical setup could be better. The upper bunks are very high and difficult to climb, and they don’t have a proper fan. One fan turning 360 degrees to serve all the beds doesn’t do the job. Please add more fans. There’s no proper place to dry clothes either. You have to go out through a small window to a makeshift drying area over another building’s terrace sheet, I think, and it’s always full of hostel clothes.

The beds were really comfortable, and I felt safe staying here. It’s in a good location. There’s just one small common area, but you can still meet people there.

The bed is so comfy that getting up in the morning is hard 😅. The facilities were clean and the AC was strong, and the huge lobby window is great for people watching. I just wish the dorm had a window too. Great value, and a great stay overall!

We enjoyed our stay and would come back. It was clean, had air-con, and worked well for budget backpacking. The main attractions were about a 15-minute walk away, and we got to the train stations fairly quickly by bus. For a hostel, it was great: the AC worked nicely, and each bunk had a small locker underneath. The bathrooms smelled bad and sit on the main walkway up to another floor. They can get busy in the mornings and evenings. The power sockets didn’t really work and sparked, so bring power banks. The stairs are really steep, so take care.