Sleepcase Hostel

There are low-cost options with shared rooms and bathrooms, so it offers budget accommodation. I chose a private room for more privacy. It had three beds and cost 500 baht in total.

The host was really friendly and spoke very good english. I contacted the property and was met outside at 3am. It's a partner hostel of Nara nearby. I also had a beer at the friends bar across the road and got to borrow a very nice bong. Excellent.

Why is the bathroom floor always wet? There wasn't a locker for me, and when I called, nobody answered or called me back for hours. One employee complained about the stuff beside my bed, even though you guys couldn't give me a locker. Why was an employee sleeping in the dorm anyway, and why couldn't she mind her own business? I had to keep everything on and beside my bed because there weren't enough lockers for everyone. So stupid. And they make you buy your own toilet paper. Boo.

I booked Nara Cafe, which was terrible, then they asked me to move to sleepcase. Even after I said I had heavy bags and a suitcase, they ASKED ME TO WALK. Someone eventually came on a motorbike and asked me to leave my suitcase behind. Umm, no. So I rode on the bike with my big suitcase for about a block. Nobody apologized for the hassle. When I got to the room, they hadn't told me my bed number, so I assumed the open beds were available. I checked for bedbugs and didn't see any, but there were yellow stains on the sheets. Wear shower shoes in the bathroom because the floor gets wet. The room lighting is awful and it's so dark that it feels like evening in the middle of the day. Some people's hotel dreams turn into nightmares. I hope this person takes the advice and criticism. If someone can send me a picture of the owner actually working, I'll scan you 20 baht 🤣🤣 I'll update whether the shower is hot. If it is, the only good things here are having a bed, hot water, and quiet. BARE MINIMUM.