Issara by d Hostel

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Everything was honestly great! I would recommend and stay again. The staff were so attentive and the place was spotless always. I didn’t love the rooms unfortunately. Very hot even with AC. No shelves. I was in the top bunk and there’s a huge gap between the bed and wall so things just fall. And just my luck but my bed had the room light just directly shining into my face the entire night (someone always needs it at night which is understandable)

I like that they had a pool which I was only able to use once, the cafe downstairs is a nice touch but gets overwhelmed with customers so no real privacy or co-working space sometimes they would sit in the hostel guests area and there would be nowhere for us to sit but they had great coffee and a fridge with a kettle and microwave available. There is also a restaurant which I never used by the pool and Khaosan Road was in walking distance. The bed was terrible, very hard hurt my back, I didn't like that there was an increase charge if you wanted to just have a room with women. The affordable rate they offer defeats the purpose. Women should room with women and men with men. The room was too small to share with men. And every single thing can be heard. They had people/men come into the room with no warning to fix the air conditioner and it was early in the morning for hours. There was only one bathroom and shower stall for all the women on the floor. Sometimes it didn't feel clean especially with the buildup of toilet paper in the trash because it couldn't be flushed. The area wasn't bad I could get my nails done, a massage and there were plenty of street stalls for food along with a 711 a block away. After my stay here I never stayed in a mixed room again. It wasn't a terrible hostel or experience but it definitely changed the dynamics of how I picked hostels moving forward.

Very clean and the location is the best, I walked to wat pho, grand palace and tha tien pier for the beautiful view of wat arun at night, they were probably approx 1km away from hostel only. Trok mor morning market is just around the corner so breakfast is always accessible. 7e is also short walk down the road. Perfect stay :) Lack of bidet and i wish the bins in the toilet were covered so it looks less exposed and more hygienic

Pool water too warm to swim. Showers were a bit small, and sometimes you had to wait for someone in the shower. Otherwise amazing place

ac is not enough. unfortunately beds are not cool enough. shared areas don’t have ac

Quiet and clean! Nice view of temple from the rooftop deck.

Loved the hostel. Very cool layout and lots to do. Be aware that you only get sun for a couple of hours at the pool because of the tall buildings. Lots of kids too. It’s also very loud coming and going.

Pool water could be more clear, lockers could be bigger to fit a bag

Clean, safe, close to train, shops … .

Not a v sociable hostel.

Hostel offered quite a lot of privacy, well situated close to Khaosan Rd. Nice shared spaces, beautiful terrace and really yummy breakfast. It will be a nice if there will be more storage options in the rooms, at least some hangers on the walls in the upper beds. There are accommodated mostly youngsters, not such a social vibe like other hostels.

This hostel was really clean and nice, I loved how the floors were set up and the common spaces were plentiful and accessible. I absolutely loved the view from the roof, arguably the best part. The beds were really squeaky and creaky, so when you would move in the slightest you would get an exasperated grumble from someone in the room.

The room was really small plus it had 3 floors with no lift. But without those things, it was a great hostel after all.

Rooftop terrace can use more comfortable, softer seats.

I have to mention that taking a shower is not that comfortable since there is not hot water

Nothing really :)

Location, pool

I think there should be a common space to socialize with people.