Krabi Town Hostels

I really love the vibe of this place; it's very chill and quiet. I'll definitely stay here again next time. There's a swing chair by the entrance, perfect for just lying back and relaxing. So comfortable! The breakfast was simple, just bread with jam and black coffee. I really liked it.

The hostel is good It has good lounge zones, staff is cute and it’s not that far from the beach (10 mins walk) But I didn’t like the curtains on the bunk - they didn’t close properly as they are too narrow. Also in the shower the walls are made from concrete and are all covered with stains or mold, I don’t know. The floor is the room is also made from concrete and it is dirty, but they ask to take off shoes, so it’s uncomfortable to walk.

HThe hostel is truly great. First of all, it’s very conveniently located—just a couple of minutes from the embankment, the night market, Walking Street, and public transportation. At the same time, it sits in a quiet courtyard, so you can enjoy peace and rest. Another big plus is that right next door you’ll find a currency exchange, a laundry, and a motorbike rental—everything you might need is literally a few steps away. Inside, everything feels cozy. I especially liked the beds—you really feel like you’re in your own private space. The hostel provides showers, toilets, shower gel, and toilet paper. There’s also a common area where you can eat, drink coffee, or play board games. The staff are attentive and very friendly, which made my stay even more pleasant. The only small drawback is that the beach isn’t right next door, but it’s easy to reach—just 60 baht by songthaew. I didn’t mind trading a beachfront hostel for this one, because here I felt calm and comfortable. I stayed for more than 10 days in total. Of course, neighbors vary, but that’s not something the hostel can control. Thank you for the hospitality! If I return to Krabi, I’ll definitely stay here again without hesitation.

Good value, quiet stay with a few downsides Overall, Alpha Hostel is a good option for the price, especially if you’re looking for a clean and quiet place. The location is a bit far from the beach (around a 20–25 minute walk), which can feel long in the heat, so I’d recommend renting a scooter to get around more easily. The hostel itself is clean and well maintained. I really liked the no-shoes policy, and the rooms are cleaned daily. Towels are provided, and my room had a nice mountain view which was a plus. The common area was actually my favorite part, it’s a great space to relax or get some work done in the morning. The staff are friendly and helpful, and there’s a small coffee counter where you can grab drinks. One downside is the bunk beds, they feel quite fragile, are difficult to climb, and can be shaky and noisy. Even staying in the lower bunk, it didn’t feel very stable. Also, food in the hostel isn’t halal, but there are many nearby restaurants that offer halal options, and there’s a mosque within walking distance, which is very convenient. Overall, a nice budget stay with a great atmosphere, but improvements on the beds would make a big difference.

A beautiful place. We were traveling and decided to stay in Krabi, the Tripa housing was almost free, but here this option and grabbed, nothing special was expected, and the room was very comfortable for a rest. Bedrooms, teapot, refrigerator, clean sauna, excellent shower pressure, hot water without interruptions, and balcony. Down the cafe and evening meals, beauty everywhere, lots of cats and a shower atmosphere. Just in a few meters 7/11 and the street from where to go to the beach Ao Nang on a tuck tuke for 60 baths (near the white temple across the road, there you will see) Thanks for the wonderful days ❤️🙏

I enjoyed my stay at this hostel. Breakfast was included and was delicious. They served fruits like pineapple and watermelon, boiled eggs or chicken slices (alternating each day), bread for toast, cornflakes with milk, curd, cookies, jam, butter, coffee, and tea. There was also a bar for party lovers. Every night, they offered one free shot, and for non-alcoholic options, you could get a shot of orange or pineapple juice instead. The room was clean. One thing to note is that there can be noise until late at night because of the music from the bar area and the DJ. However, they provide rubber earplugs to reduce the noise. To be honest, I didn’t experience any disturbance at all. Everything was perfect for me. I don’t understand why some people complained about the noise in the reviews when they already knew it was a party hostel — the name itself is Balcony Party Hostel, so some noise is obviously expected. Anyway, the staff were very friendly. If you ask them about any issue, they will solve it as soon as possible. I definitely recommend this place. Lastly, the surrounding area has plenty of food options, including pure vegetarian, non-vegetarian, and many other cuisines.

A hostel to just sleep in. Don’t expect much social vibes especially since Krabi is mostly couples/ families anyway. However, the hostel was very clean, the bunk beds were nice enough, and the showers had hot water. Front desk ladies varied vastly in terms of friendliness, with one of them being absolutely delightful and another one not even giving you a glance when talking to you. They don’t have free drinking water which I found disappointing, but they give you a towel (no body gel and shampoo either). Location wise it’s right on the main strip so very convenient, and great value for money. If you’re a solo traveler and know what you’re going to be doing in krabi already then I recommend this place. If you want to make friends maybe try somewhere else.

Traveling with two adults and two children, I booked this place quite late, and given the general price hikes around Chinese New Year, there weren't many options, so I chose this one. The location is convenient, and the cleanliness is acceptable. The room only had four beds and four bath towels, with two small bottles each of disposable shampoo and shower gel – nothing else. For 500 RMB for four people during Chinese New Year, it was okay. The listing stated no children allowed, but after emailing the hotel, they confirmed children are welcome, and their email reply was quite fast.

This was my first time staying in a hostel alone while traveling solo because I wanted to make new friends. I’m so glad I found this place! The room was clean, with two bunk beds (four beds in total) and a private bathroom with a shower inside. The hostel is not far from the center of Phi Phi, but far enough that you won’t hear party music while sleeping. As a guest, you can also join the parties and activities at Slumber Party Hostel, which is really fun! The staff are incredibly friendly, kind, and helpful! Especially Su, Pan, Lyn, and Cem. Thank you all for making my stay so comfortable and memorable. And a big thanks to my roommate Luca for keeping me company and exploring together. Highly recommend this hostel, I would definitely stay here again! 💖 Love, Jessica 💖

To be honest, it is attracted by the picture. It is really only a transit hotel. Because it is very cheap, it is recommended to live on the beach. There is nothing around here. The hotel is down the alley. There is a small night market in the evening. When you walk to the inside, there is a kind of cooking that is similar to rice. It is delicious, and there is also a fruit juice juice.