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"Great hostel with friendly staff and party vibe events every night and great location "

"Good stay, especially for a backpacker. Priceworthy - and friendly staff."

"Over all a nice place with great personnel and a short walk to the beach and parties. Although I didn’t stay there more than a night I found the bathroom to be in bad shape, loose faucets etc but nothing unpleasant. It is one of the cheapest hostels in the area and I think it’s definitely worth the price."

"A great hostel with helpful/friendly staff. 10-15 min walk to Ao Nang beach - you can get a long tail boat to Tonsai or Railey beach from there. Plenty of restaurants closely, but the hostel also provides a free BBQ every night. There's also a bar with games if you want to join in. The reception staff can help with booking trips or transport."

"I stayed at Jong’s House 2/8-10/2025. It is very clean with short walks to pier, beach, restaurants, shops, and entertainment. I was very happy with my stay and recommend staying here."

"Mycket hårda sängar och kuddar. Hårda utenöbler så svårt att känna att man har det bekvämt någonstans. Nära till shopping och restauranger. Fint grönområde med tillgång till väldigt enkelt kök och en helt okej pool. Ingen rengöring eller byte av handdukar under vårt uppehåll på 4 nätter. Helt ok för ett par nätter."

"Lovely hotel in a great location for the weekend night market "

"Owner was super kind! Great location(:"

"Great location. ATM, 7-11, street food, restaurants, night life, laundromat, massage and riverside within 2 minutes walk. Place was clean despite high turnover of people. Stayed in 4 X doorm and it was very spacious. Some lights not working when reporting to the staff they weren't too bothered, the issue was not rectified during my stay - 3 nights. Lively bar, from what I have been told, as I have not visited. Staff was hit and miss once happy and friendly once moody.(Same people) They will...

"Sadly most of the staff was unfriendly (except one guy who showed us our dorm room) and not motivated to interact with residents or help (some even ignored the guests). Lots of the inventory (e.g. showers or dorm room beds) was broken and needed repair, but no one seemed to care. Also, it‘s one thing to set up strict rules, but the other thing is how you communicate them to the guests. We didn‘t feel welcomed and were happy when we finally left."