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The 10 best Hostels hotel in Rayong Province, Thailand
Discover the best Hostels hotel in Rayong Province including Yellow House Rayong, Olly's Bar and Hostel, My Bunk at Koh Samet, Stay Samed, Ban Phe Hostel, Yellow House Rayong, I Na Seaview, Sea View Hostel, Life Station, Rayong Dive Center.
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1. Yellow House Rayong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Friendly, Clean, Budget Accommodations in Rayong
Reviewed By MagellanTheNavYellow House Rayong is a great choice for accommodations in the Mae-Rumphung Beach area of Rayong. Situated literally across the street from the beach, Yellow House is a relatively new property. From all observations, this is a family-run establishment. A note on construction: I don’t build buildings, but there were some things that impressed me. Shower instant water heaters were on a separate protective switch. The rooms appeared to be wired to western standards. The ductless aircon cools the room in minutes. The entire property has a solid, quality feel to it. I don’t think the owners short-changed themselves, but built this for the long haul. The standard room includes a TV, desk, small table, bedside nightstand tables, a small refrigerator, and a comfortable queen bed. Every room in the front has a small balcony (I don’t know about the rear side of the building). Ours faced the beach which was nice. The bathroom is more Thai style. While it has a western toilet, the shower is “right there” meaning most of the entire bath is wet after someone showers. If you have traveled SE Asia, this should not surprise or bother you. If you are new here, well, just be aware. There are few foreigners that frequent this beach during the period in October that my wife and I were here. Most of the visitors to this beach and this hotel are Thai people coming to the beach on holiday. I think I may have been the only westerner in the hotel this week – which is just fine. The management and staff are friendly and helpful. As my wife is Thai and I speak some Thai, we have not used English with the staff. My wife believes the management are Vietnamese which can be confirmed by others on this site. Not a problem though. Language issues here are to be expected. I have noticed that in this part of Thailand, people understand English, but have a bit of difficulty speaking it. It’s certainly not a show-stopper, but something to be aware of. Back to the hotel, the rooms have no safes, but at no time did I think that my personal items were at risk – In fact, just the opposite. This family and very small staff are personally vested in this place and are security-minded. The hotel offers a light breakfast. Breakfast is one of 5 choices. Four of them I believe are egg dishes and the other one is rice porridge. None are large or heavy. Juice, tea, water, and instant coffee also available. The nice part about breakfast is that you are looking at the beach with the sun behind you as you sip your coffee and eat your meal. WiFi was free, but was weak. If you're trying to stream or do business, you may be upset. I booked our accommodations through Agoda.com, but I believe you can get the rooms at a better rate with breakfast included by calling them direct. The owner was nice enough to throw in breakfast for us even though it was not included. I still love Agoda.com and the ability to cancel without penalties. They are my first go-to site for accommodations in SE Asia. Yellow House Rayong is a very solid hotel that I recommend if you are looking for a clean property, with a great staff, in a real nice location. I would certainly book here again in the future. Tips for Your Stay: 1. The nearest convenience store (7-11) is 1 KM away. Plan accordingly. That is also the closest ATM. 2. While the hotel has breakfast, any other meals are about 0.4 KM away. 3. There are some great seafood restaurants within 0.5 KM. See my review on Pama Resort. 4. Taxis are scarce, nearly non-existent. Set up the “Grab Car” app on your phone. Uber is outlawed in Thailand. Use as a last resort if you cannot get public transportation. 5. For public transportation from the beach to Rayong proper, there is a blue “songtaew” line. Take the blue pickup truck with two rows of seating (song=two; taew=row) to or from the beach. They run about every 20-30 minutes. The cost is 25 baht per foreigner. Happy travels and exploring. -- Ferdinand Magellan
2. Olly's Bar and Hostel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Authentisch.. Eine schöne Erinnerung mit wiedersehen
Reviewed By JamesRossi89Unser Besuch war eigentlich spontan und reiner Zufall, genau wie heute ich spontan auf google maps, durch Zufall olly`s bar aus Spass anfing zu suchen. Nach einiger zeit wahr ich dann auch erfolgreich. Zu den schönen Erinnerungen gab es auch ein wiedersehen,ich habe die Süsse Hündin sofort wiedererkannt. Wir wurden herzlich empfangen und hatten einen gemühtlichen Abend. Als Dankeschön an meine schönen Erinnerungen, teile ich sie gerne, mit diesem Foto am 28.08.2014
3. My Bunk at Koh Samet
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
A perfect stay
Reviewed By zjmsMy bunk is just a few hundred meters from the main pier, but it's located on a quiet alley so it's still peaceful. It's super clean and brand new! The beds and towels were spotless and sparkling clean! Bed was super comfy. The rooms offer a rainshower, free shampoo, hot water, air con and 24hours of free hot water for tea or coffee! The each bed have their own light and power socket, as well as a hanger and a small lockble drawer. When I arrived the owner said no one else booked and I'd get to stay alone in the dorm for the night. When I got back, someone else had checked in. I saw the other guest had a towel but I couldn't find mine, so I went to ask the owner (not realizing it was in the drawer). I asked the owner who checked in and the gender (it was a male guest and I'm female), without even asking he offered to move me to the other dorm that was empty! I only planned to stay one night on the island, but I liked it and the next day I asked if other guests were coming and the owner was so so so nice towards me and say I could have the room for myself another night if I stayed, so I did! I felt so entitled, and am so greatful for this!??? Also I just loved the rooms as it was sparkling new and quiet. I also loved I could sit down in the evening, drink hot tea on the veranda (found even free mosquito spray on the table). Also, I am always looking for peace and quiet and this place really delivered it! For me it's those small details that just makes all the difference! Even though my stay was absolutely perfect, I do think the rooms are quite small and tight for a bigger group of people (I was also happy I left my big backpack on the main island as I'm not really sure where I'd put it if I had it with me). So, unless you are a group of close friends it might get a bit awkward to share that space with total strangers if fully booked. The place next door is also managed by the same people Baan Room Ta-Lay, so if you can't find the people in the lobby at my bunk, just walk next door to find them! I absolutely recommend this place and I am so greatful for my stay here, couldn't have asked for more!
4. Stay Samed
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Recently redecorated in Sep 2018, Stay Samed Hostel has both dormitory and spacious private rooms. All rooms come with air-conditioning and hot shower in en suite bathrooms. We are 8 mins away from Na Dan Pier and you can reach Sai Kaew Beach within 6 mins on foot, where you will be dazzled by the beauty of powdery white sand in the daytime and exhilarating fire shows at night. Our cafe serves all-day breakfast and super value set menus on top of heart-made coffee cups. Endless fun guaranteed as you can shop for island activity tickets at our front desk.
Best hostel in the island
Reviewed By Isabella CThis is by far the best hostel I've stayed in. Amazing food, clean, comfortable and quiet bedrooms, 5-star service, beautiful place. I would always go back there. The stuff is so nice and they always help! I had breakfast and lunch in the hostel and it is by far better than any that you can get around the island
5. Ban Phe Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Hostel
Reviewed By Brendan RAmazing value for money. Friendly welcome, clean simple rooms, ideal location to catch the ferry to Koh Samed. Close to tasty restaurants and make time to get a thaii massage. Highly recommend this hostel for an overnight stay.
6. Yellow House Rayong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Friendly, Clean, Budget Accommodations in Rayong
Reviewed By MagellanTheNavYellow House Rayong is a great choice for accommodations in the Mae-Rumphung Beach area of Rayong. Situated literally across the street from the beach, Yellow House is a relatively new property. From all observations, this is a family-run establishment. A note on construction: I don’t build buildings, but there were some things that impressed me. Shower instant water heaters were on a separate protective switch. The rooms appeared to be wired to western standards. The ductless aircon cools the room in minutes. The entire property has a solid, quality feel to it. I don’t think the owners short-changed themselves, but built this for the long haul. The standard room includes a TV, desk, small table, bedside nightstand tables, a small refrigerator, and a comfortable queen bed. Every room in the front has a small balcony (I don’t know about the rear side of the building). Ours faced the beach which was nice. The bathroom is more Thai style. While it has a western toilet, the shower is “right there” meaning most of the entire bath is wet after someone showers. If you have traveled SE Asia, this should not surprise or bother you. If you are new here, well, just be aware. There are few foreigners that frequent this beach during the period in October that my wife and I were here. Most of the visitors to this beach and this hotel are Thai people coming to the beach on holiday. I think I may have been the only westerner in the hotel this week – which is just fine. The management and staff are friendly and helpful. As my wife is Thai and I speak some Thai, we have not used English with the staff. My wife believes the management are Vietnamese which can be confirmed by others on this site. Not a problem though. Language issues here are to be expected. I have noticed that in this part of Thailand, people understand English, but have a bit of difficulty speaking it. It’s certainly not a show-stopper, but something to be aware of. Back to the hotel, the rooms have no safes, but at no time did I think that my personal items were at risk – In fact, just the opposite. This family and very small staff are personally vested in this place and are security-minded. The hotel offers a light breakfast. Breakfast is one of 5 choices. Four of them I believe are egg dishes and the other one is rice porridge. None are large or heavy. Juice, tea, water, and instant coffee also available. The nice part about breakfast is that you are looking at the beach with the sun behind you as you sip your coffee and eat your meal. WiFi was free, but was weak. If you're trying to stream or do business, you may be upset. I booked our accommodations through Agoda.com, but I believe you can get the rooms at a better rate with breakfast included by calling them direct. The owner was nice enough to throw in breakfast for us even though it was not included. I still love Agoda.com and the ability to cancel without penalties. They are my first go-to site for accommodations in SE Asia. Yellow House Rayong is a very solid hotel that I recommend if you are looking for a clean property, with a great staff, in a real nice location. I would certainly book here again in the future. Tips for Your Stay: 1. The nearest convenience store (7-11) is 1 KM away. Plan accordingly. That is also the closest ATM. 2. While the hotel has breakfast, any other meals are about 0.4 KM away. 3. There are some great seafood restaurants within 0.5 KM. See my review on Pama Resort. 4. Taxis are scarce, nearly non-existent. Set up the “Grab Car” app on your phone. Uber is outlawed in Thailand. Use as a last resort if you cannot get public transportation. 5. For public transportation from the beach to Rayong proper, there is a blue “songtaew” line. Take the blue pickup truck with two rows of seating (song=two; taew=row) to or from the beach. They run about every 20-30 minutes. The cost is 25 baht per foreigner. Happy travels and exploring. -- Ferdinand Magellan
7. I Na Seaview
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Basic
Reviewed By SamgyubsalOk for 1 night if you're waiting to go to samet the next day. Extremely basic with very hard beds and seems expensive for what you get. However, there was a silver lining. The open air roof top bar/restaurant 'Le Lys @ Ban Phe' was excellent!!! Run by a French man and his Thai wife who were very friendly. French food was fantastic. Great views over the harbour with sunset and a cool breeze. Totally unexpected and Highly recommended.
8. Sea View Hostel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
The best in Bang Chang!
Reviewed By anne DBeautiful spacious luxury room on the second floor with big terrace, amazing sea view! On the room everything you need for a nice stay ( new TV, good big bed, new fridge, coffee & tea... spacious & very nice bathroom. Breakfast perfect,new owners so lovely, just no restaurant... maybe one day (?)
9. Life Station
10. Rayong Dive Center
