Hostels em Ko Lanta

Margarida Portugal

Pequeno almoço, localização!

Jaspreet França

So peaceful with your own little garden and the beach a small walk away. The owner was the most wonderful human being and took care of all requests immediately. Staying there was a highlight and i wish i could stay longer! Working at Kohub was a breeze as its just opposite the road from here.

Mali Canadá

very friendly staff and nice location

Mayra Denise Espanha

It was lovely place to stay, really comfy beds, the staff was lovely! Always very nice and helpful. Very clean and they were everyday on top of cleaning and organising. They did laundry as well so it was perfect!

Rob Países Baixos

Blanco gives you a feeling that you will never experience somewhere else. I stayed here for four times in three and they make you feel like you are staying with family. The place is chill, the vibe is good and the food they serve is delicious. I would definitely recommend staying here. Ask for a Michi special at the bar!

Pajaree Tailândia

The hostel location is very strategic, just like 3 minutes to the nice beach. There are plenty of nice restaurants nearby. The inclusive breakfast was beyond my expextation for the bed price I paid. The bed was very clean and comfy with curtain. The electric door lock was safe. The staff were super friendly and helpful with your inquiries. It's a social hostel but not loud with party. Highly recommended.

Aline Brasil

Localização perto da praia, piscina, equipe simpática e prestativa

Danique Países Baixos

This place is simply a home for travelers. There is a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy common area, comfy beds and amazing staff that will help you with everything you need. Nora's yoga classes are something you can't miss (try to reserve your spot in the morning) and a short walk of 10 minutes brings you to the beach.

Christian Degenhardt Alemanha

Nice bathroom with good water preasure Mosquito net Hammock

Wyn Filipinas

Just a few of my observations during my long stay here, of “travellers on a budget”. AKA; “checking in at a hostel”. Which incidentally, was delightful! The hosts here are amazing and offer help with just about anything and everything their guests need. Within reason!😅 Some people simply forget to leave their sense of entitlement at home. Some want EVERYTHING for free. Some were thankfully kicked out/called out by the owner for their rude and nasty behaviour towards the staff and other guests (hence some of the bad reviews for this property). Some guests audaciously threathened the owners, of leaving bad reviews, if they couldn’t get things their own way. Still, they were “politely” asked to leave by the owners 😅 An Italian woman in her 50’s, behaving like she had a reservation in a 5-star hotel. Demanding this and that. Very rude. She talked to the “staff” (without knowing they are the owners) like they are scum. Another woman in her 50’s, Dutch, huffing and puffing about other hostel guests hanging out/chilling and smoking in the designated “hangout area” (that’s the purpose of that space 🤷‍♀️). Also she complained of the shower room being wet (since it’s a communal shower room where people are in/out, it’s wet 🤷‍♀️) A young Austrian couple in their 30’s, washed their entire laundry in the shower late one evening, despite being asked not to, then hung it all around the hostel, underwear’s and everything for all to see (everyone is briefed on arrival about the water, drawn from a well starting to run dry in dry season, the simple plumbing system of the property and the no-tissue-down-the-toilet etc which they ignored) After being asked to leave, they suggested the manager should learn how to speak to people. A young indian female in her 30’s, complained the water from the dispenser not being chilled, even after being told that she can use the fridge, next to the dispenser.