Diff Hostel Reviews

After feeling quite stifled in China, coming back to Thailand has been a breath of fresh air. I've been staying here since January 10th, over a month now. During this time, because I was short on money, I actually slept on the sofa downstairs. The hotel was kind enough to allow me to do that. Just yesterday and the day before, the hotel owner, an auntie, seemed to realize I was struggling financially. She not only paid for my room but also bought me grilled meat and sticky rice when she saw I hadn't eaten all day. I've definitely been going through a tough time, and I'm really hoping to get back on my feet. On the bright side, I've met a lot of new friends here, and we've had a blast drinking and singing together.

This was my first time staying in a hostel abroad, and I was really happy with the family room. There's a water dispenser (hot and cold) on the second floor, so you don't have to boil water yourself. The best part, though, is the washing machine and the courtyard downstairs for drying clothes. For travelers heading to Southeast Asia, it's hard to overstate how important this is – many four and five-star hotels there don't even have laundry facilities. Plus, the breakfast was very nutritious.

It was amazing as usual . I have stayed there multiple times & definitely recommend this place 🌸

The room was a bit small, but the staff were great. The hotel was very thoughtful. The breakfast tasted good, haha! On the first day, they helped us switch rooms and even helped with changing some loose coins for us.

It was an amazing experience. Their service was top notch. Breakfast was too good.

I stayed in a 6-bed dorm at this hostel. Each bunk had curtains on all sides, providing decent privacy when closed. Power for each bed is activated by inserting a card, and you also need a card to open the hostel entrance, room door, and power in the evening, which made me feel quite secure. The front desk is 24-hour and the staff were all pretty friendly. The mattress was a bit firm but very comfortable, and breakfast is included, available from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM at the front desk. The hostel is about an 8-minute walk from two different Skytrain stations, and there's a 7-Eleven near each station, which is very convenient for buying things. You can call a taxi right outside, or walk through a small alley to the main road, which is quieter.

We booked this property thinking there are 1 king and 1 single separately. But, it was a bunk bed.

The location is excellent, with plenty of food options nearby and convenient transportation. It's quiet at night, and the breakfast is delicious. The only downsides are that there aren't enough toilets and the bathroom is a bit small.

I stayed in a four-bed dorm at this hostel for five nights. Each bunk had privacy curtains on all sides, so it felt quite private when drawn. Each bed pod required a card for electricity, and you also needed the card to open the hostel door, room door, and activate power at night, which felt secure. The front desk is 24-hour, and I never encountered any rude staff; everyone was quite friendly. The first night, my roommate wasn't great – they came back in the early hours, played games, and made a lot of noise while packing. However, the subsequent nights were fine. The mattress was firm but comfortable to sleep on. Breakfast is included and served daily from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM; you just pick it up at the front desk. It's about an 8-minute walk to two different Skytrain stations, and there's a 7-Eleven near each station, which is very convenient for buying things. You can call a taxi directly from the entrance, or walk through a small alley to the main road. When I booked, I saw some reviews saying it was quiet, but I actually found it to be a peaceful oasis amidst the hustle and bustle. There are streetlights at night, and I felt quite relaxed walking back every evening – to each their own, I suppose. The hotel cleans daily and even folds your duvet. There's a 100 THB deposit upon check-in, and you receive a non-disposable towel which you must leave upon check-out; damaged towels incur a charge. Personally, I prefer using my own. There's also a notice upon check-in detailing fines for certain issues, but if you're a normal guest, you won't encounter any of them, so no worries. All in all, I highly recommend this place. I'd choose it again next time I'm in Bangkok. You can check out the photos; I think they cover everything pretty well.

First time staying at a hostel, and I'm giving it full marks! It was much better than I expected! Each bed even has a small window! Plus, breakfast is included! The location is also good, convenient to two BTS stations. Both stations have great street food stalls nearby!

The location is excellent, tucked away in an alley, so it's quite quiet. The breakfast was also good. There was a minor incident where the window in the first room I was given wouldn't lock (I was a solo female traveler, and the window faced the ground floor courtyard), but they immediately moved me to a different room.

The hostel was very clean, and there was a place to hang clothes to dry. The washroom facilities were also separate, which was nice. Plus, there are lots of great food options nearby. Overall, it was a fantastic experience. The front desk also offered luggage storage.

Highly recommended for couples, especially since I came alone! It's not too far from Chulalongkorn University Night Market and Siam Center. Breakfast is included, usually bread and fried eggs. A great recommendation!

Excellent experience! The hotel was clean, and the breakfast was delicious. The front desk staff were also great, providing very attentive service.