HuaHin Night Market Hostel

Stayed there and the hostel was terrible. Had such a bad experience. The owner was rude and the beds were disgusting. We had sores afterwards, most likely from bed bugs. Find somewhere else.

AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS. Pictures and reviews are not accurate at all. They are very dishonest people.

Lovely family feel hostel. The owner and his wife was extremely nice, super kind and helpful. They were made me feel like one of the family. Location is good, very convenient, just in front of the night market, only a cheap taxi ride to other markets and very close to the train station as well. Nice atmosphere everything you need in a hostel. I enjoyed my stay. Perfect option for short stays. Hope to back again. Highly recommended !

Very friendly owners and prime location in the night market! Delicious jelly fish!

Liked the location, the staff and their attitude, a/c in rooms and toiletries. Clean enough as well.

If you go to Hua Hin you should definitely go to this hostel! They are beautiful people and will make your stay very good. The woman always has a full battery and connects a lot with people! I will definitely return!

Nice and comfy! The bedroom and bathrooms are also clean. There’s a coffee zone that you can help yourself. Truly recommend!

Clean room, very comfortable mattress. We slept in a shared room and met new friends here as well. The owners are very cute, both the women and men are very impressed. I recommend staying here. It's easy to find things to eat. The accommodation is in the market, close to the beach. There's definitely a chance to go back and stay again.

Friendly staff, perfect location for visiting the night market, other than the fact that it's a little bit far from the beach, I'm satisfied.

this hostel is run by the perfect little accommodation couple. One likes to play games (mostly board games), the other likes to watch movies. And the mother.. well... she’s on higher spiritual plane. :pthe hostel is surprisingly hot, especially since i had just come from camping for most of my trip. Every common area would need a fan to become livable, otherwise, mosquitos will come. The roof was unfurnished, and the sofa on the second floor didn’t have a fan, so, that leaves the room and the first floor.the dorm room has 4 beds, no windows, and absolutely freezing cold air conditioner (unfortunately, my roommate was a cold cold European).parking is... chaotic. A car is surely impossible during the night, but a motorcycle can be parked, you just have park before the night market begins, otherwise... well.. you can take a stroll with your motorcycle. :p Also, there are about 6 or more dogs that can pee on your motorcycle, every night (yes, 6 or more dogs, owned by the lady next door). If you have saddle bags, i don’t think it’s safe place, as i’ve seen one shady guy pass by several times..there is a key deposit. i forgot that idea still existed! :/at around 300 baht (post-covid re-opening), it’s not quite Ko Phangan / Pai price, but it’s possible Hua Hin has become expensive, as every other business shut down.mentioning covid, this isn’t exactly the safest location... :3the male manager (/owner?) is super friendly / amiable. I had a sorta emergency, in that i needed a place to stay to use as an address to extend my visa. He helped by answering a phone call and writing a letter from/to the immigration worker. It all worked out fine, all thanks to him! Though he was busy “working” (playing some crypto game, lol) at the time, we were able to get one board game in. He’s possibly the friendliest and most helpful hostel manager i’ve encountered in Thailand!! His partner, on the contrary, was stuck looking at screens (either youtube, tv, or movie) so.., i couldn’t really communicate well with her, beyond watching a movie with her. :/ maybe that is the covid life?? lollanyway, though a little expensive for me at the time, i’m very thankful for the visa help. Eventually, one gets tired of the trash ‘n smells ‘n sounds of the night market and those dogs.., and even the decaying city (where’s the beach?). It’s quite the experience (great for backpackers!), a good place to explore the city from, but not a place to stay long-term, nor for peace.