Hosteli u gradu Ko Lanta

Amy Velika Britanija

This hostel was amazing! Such a nice chilled vibe with a great breakfast! The staff were so lovely and helpful. The facilities were so clean and the bed was so big and comfortable. Would highly recommend and would definitely come back!

Ariel Izrael

it was nice and clean and the lady in the reception was very nice and useful for everything you need

Dobromir Bugarska

What I liked the most is the atmosphere when I stay at the terrace above the sea. I was feeling so relaxed, no matter drinking my coffee in the morning or having a beer in the evening. The owners are very nice people and we had a lot of chatting with them. The place is clean and tidy, also having the vibe that a hostel should have. The location is great, having restaurants around, dive shops and a motorbike rental just beside. I was in the beginning of the season and there weren't much people but still I met some nice folks there.

Hayley Španija

We thoroughly enjoyed our time here (nearly 3 weeks). The room was perfect and had everything we needed. We hired a scooter through them too. The staff were very friendly and nothing was too much for them.

Luke Irska

It was a great experience at Blanco. Thought it might have been too much party etc, but the vibes are good, and you can choose to chill out. Shout out to the staff, Shannon and Buzz were unreal. They were great, really helped me a lot. Def made me feel comfortable.

Nuryy Turska

Great value for the little money they are asking for, that includes a breakfast with eggs, toast, fruits, coffee/tea! Would definitely come back!

Elisa Francuska

Very close to the beach, pool, clean bathroom, curtains on the beds in the dorm

Danique Holandija

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 Nemačka

Nice bathroom with good water preasure Mosquito net Hammock

Wyn Filipini

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.