Norm Space

The hostel is on a relatively quiet street close to the train station, and the rooms are clean, air-conditioned, and come with towels. The staff are so friendly. They even printed my train ticket, and the manager drove me to the station so I wouldn’t have to carry my bags through the heat. Upstairs there’s a rooftop area with tables and kitchen bits: a microwave, rice cooker, water filter, fridge, cups, plates, and cutlery. I’d really recommend this place. I’ll stay here again when I come back to Nakhon.

For the price, the private room is fantastic, and it’s a nice hostel. The bathrooms are basic and smelled pretty bad. I don’t think they were necessarily unclean, just dated.

We had a double room and stayed for two nights. It was simple and clean, and we enjoyed our stay. The amenities, rooftop space, and bathrooms were quite nice and clean. The cafe downstairs has a nice design.

This lovely historic building was once a private school and residence. It now houses a hostel, a Cafe, and a museum about its founder, the local dignitary and prominent teacher and MP Kru Norm.