JD hostel

Good value for money, and I'd recommend it. The location is a fair way from the city center, and housekeeping wasn't done daily as Agoda's description said. The hallway bins weren't emptied either, and we barely saw staff after check-in. The bathroom smelled unpleasant, its floor took a long time to dry, and the drain clogged. There are open ventilation holes from the bathroom to the hallway, so noise sometimes carried into the room; mosquitoes could get in that way too, though we didn't have a problem with them. The room was well equipped, with a comfortable big bed, headboard storage, two stools or chairs, a small table, shelf and clothes rack. The shower was good, and there was a mirror, free toiletries, towel holder and shelf. Nice touches included a bath mat to keep your feet from getting wet after showering and a mosquito screen at the window for fresh air. Free coffee was available, and the bicycles were in really good shape at 50 THB/day. We paid around 12€/night.

The host was amazing. We checked in early at no extra charge, and he drove us to the train station when we left. It’s a small hostel with just 4 rooms, all cozy and very clean, though on the small side. Free coffee, and bicycles to rent for 50 baht per day. We really enjoyed staying here.

The room was big, very clean, and had everything we needed for sleeping. The A/C worked perfectly, and the location was pretty good. The owner rents bikes in good condition, which made getting around easy. He was also really nice and helpful, and replied quickly when we messaged him on Booking.

The owner was friendly, and there was free water. We stayed two nights and were very happy with everything. Laundry cost 40tbh, and we dried it on the balcony; bicycle use was 50tbh. Recommend it!