Hometown Hostel

The hostel's location is hard to beat, with the food market and railway market nearby, and a taxi to Amphawa for 10 baht. We stayed while heading to Khao Sam roi yot national park. After we asked about getting there, a car picked us up five minutes later and dropped us at the bus stop called joint bus ticket sales point.(Mae Klong) Kiu Transport. We caught the 12:30 bus for 200 baht each. The people were helpful and friendly, and the atmosphere was great. Private rooms are small, but the AC is good. The bed is really hard and the walls are very thin. For a small budget, it works well. Our stay was perfect.

There's plenty of street food right outside, and the toilets and shower areas are clean. Private rooms have air conditioning. The staff are friendly, and prices are competitive. It's a quiet, relaxing stop for anyone heading south toward the coast, and works well for solo travellers or couples. Thank you!

The location is fantastic, with Maeklong Railway Market only two minutes away and lots of tasty street food around the corner in the evening. The hostel is small but pleasant. Staff speak little English, but they're very friendly and helpful. Rooms are small and not especially cozy, so I wouldn't stay longer than one night. There aren't many buses or trains leaving from here, especially southbound, so for that you'd need to go back to Bangkok.

We spent three nights here. The rooms are tiny, but there's plenty of other space to relax, including an amazing balcony and a living room. It's clean and well located, and the owners are very kind and smiley. It's cheap and really good for the price!