Khunluang Hostel

The environment is very good and the location is convenient. I've been back twice. I think it was great value for money and I'm willing to visit again.

Good location, good service

The lady at reception didn't greet me for three days. Because I was leaving my luggage before check-in time, I was told that I couldn't check in yet without a greeting. During my stay and when I checked out, she was the only one who didn't greet me, even though other staff members said thank you. The bicycle I rented with only a deposit had a loose chain cover and the wheel frame came off, so it was rattling while riding and it felt like something was going to come off. I asked the same woman to take a look at it, but she insisted that it was safe. She also said that no one would steal my luggage because there was a camera, even if I left it in the cafe, and I was confused by what she said, without any proof. The location is good, and the facilities are well-cleaned and clean. The rooms are dark. There are few shared areas, and the atmosphere is not relaxing. The hardware was good, but the software was far from welcoming and smiling. It's a stylish hostel with a cold impression.

Near tourist attractions and Sunday walking street. You can walk to Tha Pae Gate. The cute cat came to greet us.

The location is very convenient, right on one of the roads where the Sunday market is. And it’s close to many places. But it was uncomfortable to live in. The bed was poorly designed and surrounded by various boards, iron shelves and stairs. I lived in the lower bunk, and every time I got in and out of bed, I felt like I was rickety. There are two bathrooms and two toilets each, which are not very clean. There is a coffee shop downstairs. I have never stayed in this kind of place before. After staying there, I felt very uncomfortable. It was like there was no lobby and only the small small bed was available. There is no place to dry clothes, which is really inconvenient (you can ignore this if you don't need to wash clothes for a short trip). I didn’t see a refrigerator or microwave, which are available in other youth hostels in Thailand. The guy at the front desk was very handsome, but he didn't help me carry my suitcase when he took me up the stairs (no elevator), even though he saw that I was staggering a little and walking very fast. It's not a problem, but he is really indifferent. Everyone has a locker, which is relatively small and can't fit a suitcase. There is a key, and you don't need to pay. You can only give it to him if you ask for it. Don’t ask, don’t tell.