Hua Hin Hostels

Accommodation is ok, clean, but straight, no towels are provided. Usually like to have it.

Eco Hostel Hua Hin: Budget-Friendly Comfort with a Friendly Splash Looking for a clean, affordable stay in Hua Hin with a few extra perks? Eco Hostel Hua Hin definitely fits the bill! Here's what I loved about my stay: Cleanliness: The hostel was spotless, from the dorms to the common areas. Everything felt well-maintained and hygienic, which is a major plus for budget travelers. Budget-Friendly: Let's face it, Hua Hin can get pricey. But Eco Hostel offered comfortable accommodations at a fraction of the cost of other hotels. Perfect for backpackers and budget-conscious travelers alike. Swimming Pool: Take a refreshing dip in their clean swimming pool after a day exploring the town. It's a great way to cool off and relax, especially during the hotter months. Friendly Staff: The staff at Eco Hostel were incredibly helpful and welcoming. They were always happy to answer questions, recommend things to do, and help with anything I needed. Parking Slot: Finding parking in Hua Hin can be tricky, but Eco Hostel provided a designated parking area for guests. This was a huge convenience, especially for those arriving by car.

I love everything about this hotel.. Design, Location, Room, Service and View The got everything I think.. If you wish to have short escape in Hua Hin in limited budget, I definitely recommended this hostel Location right in front of beach, the have either private room and dormitory They reserve breakfast but market and 711 is nearby The also have rooftop with breathtaking view They also help us arrange taxi back to Bangkok.. which is really recommended.. Our driver Mr Phat really nice :) If I visit Hua Hin again, I will definitely come back to Jetty Hostel Hua Hin

I liked it here, certainly a very comfortable residence in a nice location for shops and restaurants. Maybe about ten mins walk to the beach. First two nights I had the small single room which had a fan. It was perfect with the fan going and did not need a/c. Good value. Last night this room was booked so I used the dorm. This did have a/c and was also a good option. Showers are warm, everything clean. Owner is very pleasant plus the young Burmese girl also is very sweet and helpful. Can recommend wholeheartedly!

I set 65rmb/night during the peak of the Songkran Festival, and 110rmb/night at the same time. Generally speaking, compared to the other, it is worth the fare. Address location: It is directly in the night market. When I leave, if I have to go back to Bangkok by my own mini bus, the fare is 200 baht, and I have to go to the station by myself. If the boss makes a phone call and gets on the bus directly at the gate of the Youth Hostel, it is only 180 baht. Hua Hin-Bangkok Mochi, I decisively chose the latter. Sleep experience: Sleeping is very comfortable, because the quilt is more thick, suitable for our Chinese, a few days ago, the opposite is his inn, there is a blanket thinner than the bath towel, cold in the middle of the night. This house will not be too cold. The surrounding feeling of the bed is stronger. Sleep is good. Disadvantages: There is no concealer curtain. Fortunately, I brought my own ultra-thin beach cloth in China, and I just picked it up to cover the shame. Birds can be heard outside the window. The air conditioner is very low. Washing experience: 4 bathrooms, 4 toilets, there are clothes rails in the bathroom, the distance is just not wet. The water temperature is very good, it is small gas, hot water is available at any time. You can also look in the mirror in the bath, there is a shower gel shampoo area, and they also provide a large bottle of shower gel brand in the supermarket. The brushing area is outside the bathroom and does not disturb each other. The storage cabinet (7-11 the lock sold in the supermarket is about 17rmb/piece, I brought it from China) is at the door of each bathroom. Bath towels are not provided, I can use disposable bath towels in China for many days. I also prepared disposable slippers myself. They basically everyone upstairs and downstairs barefoot dumplings, inevitably there are granular I don't like, so I have already brought my own disposable slippers, very comfortable. Humanistic experience: The boss is fluent in Chinese ancestry and can speak English and Thai baht. The boss's father is very fluent in Chinese. His father came to Thailand from Guangdong Hakka in the past few generations. His mother is very beautiful, old and can see that it is the kind of beauty. The family is warm, smiling and kind. Plus points: someone on the roof meets for drinks and food. Food is bought at the night market or convenience store downstairs. The roof can dry clothes and there are hangers. There are biscuits, coffee, kitchen supplies in the public area for free. There are also books. It’s very good to take a taxi and buy food and drink. The place is relatively small, so the guests from all countries are very close, and they will basically say hello and chat socially. I met a German brother who traveled for four months and a graduate of the American Beauty University.

The best hostel I have ever stayed in a foreign country. Although it is a mixed dormitory, it is also my first time to stay in a mixed dormitory. Fortunately, I have friends with the hostel. The style of the hostel is very clean, the sheets are very comfortable, and the owner of the cabinet to store personal belongings. It's a silly smile on his face and friendly, but there are a few mosquitoes in the bathroom. I heard that there are a lot of mosquitoes in Thailand, but I saw in the bathroom that the hotel is very close to the beach and there is also a 24-hour convenience store nearby. Overall it's ok!

My 3rd time staying Soi 67. 1st time A & B. This “Beach Alley” is my preferred Soi to stay. The location isn’t “just adequate” as someone wrote but strategically for me it’s the best location in Hua Hin. My main interest is the beach and it’s a 2 minute walk from here. The mall is 5 minutes. Cicada market is a 5 dollar tuk tuk ride. If your primary interest is the bars/bar girls then this is far away. I chose A & B not just for location but for the price which is very fair for what you get. The room is one of the largest I’ve seen in Thailand. It’s rustic yes but remember the price. Room has a near full size fridge which again is rare. Housekeeping gives you water, towels and fresh linens every day. You will need to provide your own soap. What is provided is inadequate. This Soi is so quiet now from Covid. The hotel across the street is permanently closed. The hotel itself is relatively quiet. Housekeeping can get loud. I asked one maid specifically to stop yelling and she complied. I never ate here but there are other options steps away. The staff here is relatively friendly depending on who you’re dealing with; not across the board smiles but good enough for me. At the end of the day if you want to be near the beach and you’re on a budget, this is the hotel for you. Recommend.