It was my first time to Bangkok. I wanted to stay somewhere near the MTR (subway) system because I wanted to be able to travel with my own bags from the airport. Getting there through the MRT was very simple and I felt safe. A staff member met me at the train station and walked me to the hostel. The... More

it is well equiped hostel, providing good value for your money. good place to reach the airport, train station is very close by. rooms are tidy, stuff friendly...we enjoyed the stay. ...and they offer ice cream for free :) we can fully recommend.

Odd location, but near to Queen Sikrit MRT, just one stop from Sukhumvit where you can connect to the Sky train. The hostel itself has nice rooms (we had a well appointed double) and really good facilities (wifi, washing machine, etc) and an absolute wealth of information on trips, getting around, food in the area, etc. Staff were very matter-of-fact,... More

Location is good but a bit far from center of Bangkok and near to Queen Sirikit MRT station (5min) the location is really good for relaxing. I stayed in this hostel 3nights and met with really good guys and found good friends. staff is really helpful and great. price and quality is good and excellent value. rooms are clean and... More

Placed in a quiet area, quite far away from the chaotic Khao San Road, is nonetheless well connected to the rest of the city thanks to the close close underground station (always inexpensive). The hostel is homey and well made, with quite spacious and clean rooms and some nice freebies (water, coffee, ice cream). Also the wifi connection is good.... More

The hostel is superb in more ways than one.. - Spotless rooms, commune area, reception, - The room is incredibly spacious (5 room dorm), with its own bathroom, one and a half beds per person, a locker for each bed in the room, - Free ice cream daily, beers, drinks, and other day to day items on sale at the... More

This is one of the few cheap hostels in Bangkok (200 baht). I've been here a few nights now and it is pretty quiet both during the day and at night. But it depends on the guests, as the first night I was here, some door kept banging shut and then at 2am a woman checked out of the room... More

even the bed is not as comfort as the 1 in your home, but the surroundings is good. the terrace outside the hostel is just good enough to have an 'international' talk with others. free coffee, free wi-fi, and if you are lucky, they will cook local foods for free, too.

I stayed in three different guesthouses and hostels at or close (~ 5-10 min. walk) to kao san and I still got the feeling that everything is about the infamous backpacker mekka. The De Talak Hostel offers a friendly and relaxing alternative to backpackers with a limited budget (200 THB for 1 Night in 6er-Dorm). The manager and the staff... More