Hostels in Phitsanulok Province, Thailand

Loft & vintage style with good facilities, and also having some activities at the 1st floor. Good info from receptionist. Location is calm at night. Recommend to stay with different experience.

The most affordable Hotel we ever been when we travel across Thailand Pros - EXTREMELY affordable - Breakfast included (Fried rice) - Free Parking - Free Wifi - Walking distance to local night market (very localise as well) - Large room Cons - Felt like INN or Chalet style - The door looks bit weak if I kick it, it could break or open. - Wifi connection a bit weak or easily disconnected - Need login ID and Password and they only lasted you like 2-3 hours (Can get a few ID and PW from lobby)

Nap Corner was my favourite hostel in Thailand (in total I stayed in 11). It has everything you need, lockers (lock provided) towels, iron & hairdryer for no extra charge. The beds are comfortable and the room was well supplied with AC and an insanely powerful fan. Tun and his family are really lovely, I wanted to visit Phu Lum Lo and they were going that way so took me with them and I was honoured to be invited to camp with them, they took me to their favourite part of the national park. A really special part of my trip! When you arrive at the hostel (easy walking distance) Google bounces around a bit, the hostel is based on the corner beside the busy round, look above your head for the glowing green sign, it's a short distance down an alleyway). - I looped round a few times before I worked it out. Phitsanulok has plenty to do, I stayed for three nights and for me, that was pretty much perfect (although for a slower pace you could take longer without running out of activities). The key temple is right beside the hostel by the river, and across the river you can see the ruins of an ancient one which is set in a beautiful park. Sgt Thwipwaree museum is an excellent adventure if you'd like to learn more about Thailand). The national park is fantastic if you don't mind a journey of about 1.5 hours. You can hire a tent to stay longer & enjoy the many activities set there. (For transport walk to the edge of the campsite where buses are available - English is in short supply here, highly recommend you ask a friendly Thai person to write down your desired activities so you can point when you get there - I was lucky to have Tun with me. Thank you so much Tun & Jiao, I had a wonderful time, I will be back next year ☺️♥️🙏

The accommodation is very good, very clean, easy to find, in the city, close to everything to eat. There is a parking lot ready for 3 cars in front and a lot of back. the owner is hospitable and cute Recommended, the price is very good. In the morning, there are coffee, Ovaltine and bread.

距離汽車站很近，50米，周邊有711，購物很方便，酒店挺衛生的，有冰箱，送兩瓶水，整體環境還是不錯的。

Loft & vintage style with good facilities, and also having some activities at the 1st floor. Good info from receptionist. Location is calm at night. Recommend to stay with different experience.

The most affordable Hotel we ever been when we travel across Thailand Pros - EXTREMELY affordable - Breakfast included (Fried rice) - Free Parking - Free Wifi - Walking distance to local night market (very localise as well) - Large room Cons - Felt like INN or Chalet style - The door looks bit weak if I kick it, it could break or open. - Wifi connection a bit weak or easily disconnected - Need login ID and Password and they only lasted you like 2-3 hours (Can get a few ID and PW from lobby)

Nap Corner was my favourite hostel in Thailand (in total I stayed in 11). It has everything you need, lockers (lock provided) towels, iron & hairdryer for no extra charge. The beds are comfortable and the room was well supplied with AC and an insanely powerful fan. Tun and his family are really lovely, I wanted to visit Phu Lum Lo and they were going that way so took me with them and I was honoured to be invited to camp with them, they took me to their favourite part of the national park. A really special part of my trip! When you arrive at the hostel (easy walking distance) Google bounces around a bit, the hostel is based on the corner beside the busy round, look above your head for the glowing green sign, it's a short distance down an alleyway). - I looped round a few times before I worked it out. Phitsanulok has plenty to do, I stayed for three nights and for me, that was pretty much perfect (although for a slower pace you could take longer without running out of activities). The key temple is right beside the hostel by the river, and across the river you can see the ruins of an ancient one which is set in a beautiful park. Sgt Thwipwaree museum is an excellent adventure if you'd like to learn more about Thailand). The national park is fantastic if you don't mind a journey of about 1.5 hours. You can hire a tent to stay longer & enjoy the many activities set there. (For transport walk to the edge of the campsite where buses are available - English is in short supply here, highly recommend you ask a friendly Thai person to write down your desired activities so you can point when you get there - I was lucky to have Tun with me. Thank you so much Tun & Jiao, I had a wonderful time, I will be back next year ☺️♥️🙏

The accommodation is very good, very clean, easy to find, in the city, close to everything to eat. There is a parking lot ready for 3 cars in front and a lot of back. the owner is hospitable and cute Recommended, the price is very good. In the morning, there are coffee, Ovaltine and bread.

距離汽車站很近，50米，周邊有711，購物很方便，酒店挺衛生的，有冰箱，送兩瓶水，整體環境還是不錯的。