The staff were so lovely and welcoming

L’accueil était très chaleureux

Rien du tout

Perfect place to meet people, have a party or just chill (although you’d be nuts to not join in on the parties!). Highly recommend the snorkelling/ island tour/ boat party- rain hail or shine it’s a hoot! The bunks were considerably well sized for singles and in comparison to how hard many beds are in Thailand, we’re quite comfortable.

The rooms are tiny! Don’t expect space to lay your bag down or personal space from your room mates. No hanging space for wet stuff (on an island- essential) so everything stays wet until you get to your next stop.

The staff were so friendly and I liked the resort style design of the hostel. Great views! I liked that the dorms were en suite, very clean, and with duvets!! It wasn't the aggressive style of party hostel that I was a bit scared about it was really chill, and my roommates were really nice.

The beds didn't have mattresses. At least in my room, which made me and my roommates actually cry with laughter. If you dive you might know what I mean, they have the sort of waterproof cushions that you have on a dive boat in the place of mattresses with sheets on the top, it was really uncomfortable to sleep on, also the air conditioning in the room was so cold, that even with the duvets we couldn't sleep, and most of us ended up sleeping outside. Even though it was rainy season, it wasn't raining and it was actually quite a nice experience. All of my roommates except one checked out of this hostel after one night, to check in to another accommodation in Railay, because of not being able to sleep, because we were unable to control the aircon ourselves, even just to turn it off. To be fair to this hostel it has alot of potential, the pool/bar area is really nice, great views, and lovely staff, but they need to get real mattresses, and sort out the air conditioning, because even though I had a nice time here, ultimately what you are paying for when you book a hostel is a bed to sleep in, which is the only thing they didn't really provide. Oh and they need curtains on the beds, the rooms are big enough to not feel cramped but the beds are too close together to get away with not having curtains.

The pool

The access

One of the only hostels in Railay so it was good to meet people. There were a lot of activities to part take in, the staff were great and the pool was nice. We're a bit older so some of the local staff - Thai - sort of treat you like you're still a child, although in fairness some younger people these days still are so they can't really be blamed for that.

The hostel is situated on the top of a hill where there is a steep set of stairs bit of a haphazard for drunken guests and a rough trek at the end of a fruitful evening on the island. If you're physically impaired, it's challenging.

the volunteer from reception always was nice and helpful

they put in the Gym on the picture, but you need to pay for used it ??! Don’t water filter and not kitchen facilities

Swimming pool Nice view outside

Shared room without window 2 AC above beds blow in the face (after 2 days I was sick)