Krabi Town Hostels

I really love the vibe of this place; it's very chill and quiet. I'll definitely stay here again next time. There's a swing chair by the entrance, perfect for just lying back and relaxing. So comfortable! The breakfast was simple, just bread with jam and black coffee. I really liked it.

I booked a sea-view room, and the view was pretty good. It's also very close to the pier, about 100 meters away, with restaurants and a 7-Eleven nearby, so the location is excellent. The room was clean and had a fridge. No issues with insects or anything, just a bit humid, which is expected by the sea. There seemed to be staff on duty 24/7, and the front desk English was good. Breakfast was also quite tasty. The only downsides were that I was given a room at the very end of the hallway, and the toilet wasn't great – the flush was very weak.

Tan hostel staff are very helpful and friendly. Being a solo traveller can never go wrong while enjoying beautiful beach, a good massage at spa, and amazing people of thailand. Everyone are so welcoming & kind (not only the staff, shop owner and even pedestrian help me to guide the location). My first solo trip and if I have 1 word to conclude: breathtaking.

I enjoyed my stay at the hostel, the staffs were very friendly. 🥰🥰❤️❤️

Great hostel although slightly overpriced for food and drinks Perfect area for doing everything. 200 Meters to the beach. Great restaurants, shops, bars and laundry services. Not far from Ao nang. If you’re in to staying in rooms of 6 and don’t mind hostels then this is one of the best I’ve bee. At

Good value, quiet stay with a few downsides Overall, Alpha Hostel is a good option for the price, especially if you’re looking for a clean and quiet place. The location is a bit far from the beach (around a 20–25 minute walk), which can feel long in the heat, so I’d recommend renting a scooter to get around more easily. The hostel itself is clean and well maintained. I really liked the no-shoes policy, and the rooms are cleaned daily. Towels are provided, and my room had a nice mountain view which was a plus. The common area was actually my favorite part, it’s a great space to relax or get some work done in the morning. The staff are friendly and helpful, and there’s a small coffee counter where you can grab drinks. One downside is the bunk beds, they feel quite fragile, are difficult to climb, and can be shaky and noisy. Even staying in the lower bunk, it didn’t feel very stable. Also, food in the hostel isn’t halal, but there are many nearby restaurants that offer halal options, and there’s a mosque within walking distance, which is very convenient. Overall, a nice budget stay with a great atmosphere, but improvements on the beds would make a big difference.

It's kind of like an amazing ittle retirement village. Where people go to visit and chat with the residents who are generally too young to retire but have opted for the quiet life anyway. All the residents are enjoying the amenities and want to welcome you to their abode and invite you along to play games, have a drink, tell you where places are and share a beer. The rooms are simple but clean, the food is great, the coffee is good, the cats are friendly and the guests are as warm as Ya Ya. I have no idea how to spell her name, but she really is quite clearly the glue that holds it all together. It is what it is. A solid Thai family run guesthouse. Right near the little Walking Street and food court with some splendidly confident local performers. And close enough to the river to take a stroll and possibly even get a boat to tour the karsts and mangroves. Good to have something that requires no planning right in the doorstop. Oh, and play your cards right, and they may even get the Nintendo bowling out. Thank you for a lovely stay.

This hostel has a lot of activities, a positive vibe, and friendly staff. The location is perfect. They offer free water from a cooler and free billiards. There's also a great terrace where you can watch the sunrise and sunset. I liked everything about it!

This was my first time staying in a hostel alone while traveling solo because I wanted to make new friends. I’m so glad I found this place! The room was clean, with two bunk beds (four beds in total) and a private bathroom with a shower inside. The hostel is not far from the center of Phi Phi, but far enough that you won’t hear party music while sleeping. As a guest, you can also join the parties and activities at Slumber Party Hostel, which is really fun! The staff are incredibly friendly, kind, and helpful! Especially Su, Pan, Lyn, and Cem. Thank you all for making my stay so comfortable and memorable. And a big thanks to my roommate Luca for keeping me company and exploring together. Highly recommend this hostel, I would definitely stay here again! 💖 Love, Jessica 💖

I had a nice stay at Coco's Guest House. The location is great and convenient for exploring Phi Phi Island. The room was simple but clean and comfortable for a short stay. The staff were friendly and helpful during our visit. Overall, it’s a good budget option if you are staying in Phi Phi.