Hostels in Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand

I had booked for one night, intending to leave for Bangkok early the next morning. At checkin, when informed by reception that there was a bus going to Erawan National Park, I decided to stay one more night. The reception staff came out several times to ensure i caught the bus which i waved down right in front of the hostel. Really appreciate the care given by this staff member. The point i wish to bring across in this post is, you can encourage the free and easy travellers to stay a day or two longer if there are places of interest within eady reach. I had a wonderful day at the park and a most restful night at thd hostel. Highly recommended!

The hotel is in an excellent location close to everything. A huge downside is very limited hours for check in. The biggest issue however is the fact only 1 room key is given. This causes problems as the hotel needs the room key to access the building from outside and to access the area where rooms are located. This can cause problems when one person wants to stay or return to the room as without the room key there is no electricity. We did ask for a second key but this was declined. Also the bed is as hard as concrete !

Going on business, did not go on a trip, choose this place because it is easy to walk to the old market and near Bowon Road. Walking from the bus station is convenient. In the evening, also walk to the waterfront to see the view. Eat ancient Pad Thai And many food In the morning, walk through Soi Hiranya, there is an old market to buy. Patongo, Kan city has sauce. Food, food, fruit and fruit cheap accommodation to sleep The only air conditioner is cold The mattress, the pillows are clean, not itchy. The bathroom is very small. There is soap in a bottle, but it looks old, not very pleasant to use, so I dare not use it. There are towels, hair dryer, refrigerator, 2 bottles of water, did not take pictures. The lights in the room are not bright. The top door is not closed tightly, but there are no mosquitoes and insects.

It is most likely run by a Chinese boss. The butt-wiping toilet paper is produced in Hebei and is packaged in Chinese. The environment is much higher than that of domestic youth hotels, and it is not far from the police station.

The boss is very enthusiastic. He said that no Chinese have been here for a long time. He also spoke Chinese to me. The room is clean and breakfast is provided. Where are you going, the boss will tell you how to go in detail.

Very clean, very quiet although in the bar area, 711 is diagonally opposite. The bedding in the room is white and brand new. The lady boss was nice and helped me cut up the takeaway apples. 5 minutes walk to the train station. However, the surrounding restaurants are not as good as those near the River Kwai Bridge, and the prices are on the high side. The shortcoming of the hotel itself is that the room is relatively small and there are not enough tables and chairs to store things, which is troublesome. Of course the bed is huge. It will be more troublesome if you bring large luggage. There is no elevator.