HuaHin Night Market Hostel

I booked 65rmb/night during the peak of Songkran Festival, while other hotels charge 110rmb/night at the same time. Overall, it is worth the price compared with other hotels. Address: It is directly in the night market. When I leave, if I take a minibus back to Bangkok, the ticket price will be 200 baht, and I have to go to the station by myself. If the boss calls and I get on the bus directly at the entrance of the youth hostel, it will only be 180 baht. Hua Hin-Bangkok Mochi, I decisively chose the latter. Sleeping experience: It is very comfortable to sleep, because the quilt is thicker, which is suitable for us Chinese. A few days ago, I stayed in his inn opposite, and there was only a blanket thinner than a bath towel. I shivered in the middle of the night. This one is not too cold. The surrounding feeling of the bed is relatively strong. The sleep is very good. Disadvantages: There is no cloth curtain to cover my body. Fortunately, I brought a super thin beach cloth in China, which I just picked up to cover my body. Birds can be heard outside the window. The air conditioner is very low. Washing experience: There are 4 bathrooms and 4 toilets. There is a clothes hanger in the bathroom, and the distance is just right so that you won't get wet. The water temperature is very good. It is a small gas, and hot water is available at any time. You can also look in the mirror when taking a bath. There is an area for shower gel and shampoo. They also provide large bottles of shower gel from supermarket brands. The brushing area is outside the bathroom, so you don't disturb each other. The storage cabinet (the lock sold in the 7-11 supermarket is about 17rmb/piece, I brought it from China) is right at the door of each bathroom. Bath towels are not provided. I bought disposable bath towels in China that are thin and light and can be used for many days. I also prepared disposable slippers myself. They basically go barefoot upstairs and downstairs, and it is inevitable that there are granules that I don't like, so I have prepared disposable slippers for a long time, which is very comfortable. Humanistic experience: The boss has Chinese blood and can speak English and Thai baht. The boss's father is fluent in Chinese. His father came to Thailand from Guangdong Hakka several generations ago. His mother is very beautiful, and you can still see that she is a beauty when she is old. The whole family is warm, smiling and kind. Bonus points: There are people meeting on the rooftop to drink and eat. Food can be bought at the night market or convenience store downstairs. You can dry clothes on the rooftop, and there are hangers. There are small cookies, coffee, and kitchen supplies in the public area for free. There are also books. It is very easy to get a taxi and buy food and drinks when going out. The place is relatively small, so guests from all countries are very close to each other, and they basically greet each other and chat and socialize. I met a German brother who had been traveling for four months and a beautiful American college graduate.