Lub Nai Hostel

You have to walk through their apartment – a living room with a kitchen and laundry all together – to get to the rooms. In the middle sits a table where about five adults and several children constantly sit, eat, raise their kids, fight over laundry, and live their family life. To reach the rooms you must go through this several times a day. Avoiding the numerous families that show no interest in helping you is a very uncomfortable feeling. An older man is also very arrogant. From early morning until evening you can always hear the shrieks of small children (who, however, cannot do it, they simply live there). This feels more like private housing in their house than a hostel.

Jan·منذ 8 أشهر

Unfortunately nothing was pleasant in this accommodation. It was very noisy, the mattress was very lumpy, the pillow was lumpy and had a hole, the sheets were high and hard.

Eveli·منذ 9 أشهر

“Great location, friendliest hosts. Perfect budget-friendly stay in the busy part of town”

The place sits in a great spot and the hosts were the friendliest I've met.

Anoux·منذ 10 أشهر

Zaw, also called Pablo, ran the night desk and was a genuinely kind person; our chats were enjoyable, he worked hard, was polite, and always put guests first.

Milan·منذ 10 أشهر

It was a pretty basic hostel with few guests around, but the beds were super comfy. I’d rate it higher if I could leave my bags there or return for a shower before my evening flight; I was told I couldn’t come back after checking out, and a friend staying there said I couldn’t even go up to the room with her to grab her bag. I ended up paying for another night just so I could use the toilet, which is odd for a hostel with only one other guest.

Olivia·منذ سنة