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WARNING:
I
had
to
check
out
of
here
after
my
first
night
as
it
was
so
hot
I
could
not
sleep!
I'd
recommend
staying
at
the
"Feel
Good"
hostel
instead.
More
about
that
below...
The
facility:
Pretty
modern
looking
two
showers
and
two
toilets
per
floor
(looks
like
16
people
max
per
floor)
that
are
stocked
with
soap
and
shampoo,
toilet
paper,
and
4
electrical
outlets
by
the
sinks.
Little
public
balcony
with
drying
racks
The
towel
they
gave
me
had
a
little
bit
of
rust
stained
onto
it.
There
is
a
complimentary
"breakfast"
(toast,
cookies,
tea)
from
8am
-
10am
that
you
have
to
make
yourself.
There
were
a
couple
of
ants
crawling
on
the
condiments
when
I
went
to
make
mine.
Larger
lockers
downstairs
key
fob
security
to
get
upstairs
to
the
dorms
4
electrical
outlets
per
coffee
table
downstairs
free
wifi
with
a
different
router
in
each
room,
but
the
connection
is
poor
The
dorm:
NO
AIR
CONDITIONING
In
some
dorms
there
is
a
fan
but
you
must
plug
it
in
to
your
only
power
outlet,
and
it
does
not
cool
down
the
room
enough.
There
is
no
air
conditioning
because
the
machine
is
broken.
I
asked
the
front
desk
and
they
just
said
"yeah,
it's
been
like
that
for
a
long
time"
as
if
that's
a
good
excuse...
Fortunately
I
was
able
to
get
them
to
switch
me
to
a
room
with
an
air
conditioner
that
would
turn
on,
but
not
until
I
insisted
and
gave
them
an
extra
30
baht
per
night.
They
also
didn't
even
turn
it
on
until
I
walked
up
3
flights
of
stairs,
saw
it
was
off,
and
walked
back
down
to
ask
them
to
turn
it
on...
And
even
after
all
that,
the
A/C
in
the
room
I
stayed
in
was
ineffective!
It
did
not
cool
the
room
down
at
all!
Maybe
because
it's
a
weak
unit
and
there
is
a
large
gap
between
the
door
and
the
frame
so
there
is
no
insulation?
Either
way
I
was
awake
until
4am
because
I
was
sweating
in
my
bed...
More
about
the
room:
All
dorms
are
VERY
tightly
packed.
Like
walking
into
a
bathroom
stall.
There
is
a
tiny
aisle
and
a
wall
of
beds.
There
is
no
blanket
-
instead
there
is
a
large
towel
(in
addition
to
the
towel
you
get
with
the
key
deposit)
There
is
also
very
little
privacy
as
there
is
no
sound
proofing
and
the
walls
are
frosted
but
the
frosting
is
not
very
good
-
you
can
see
through
pretty
easily.
Each
bed
comes
with
a
locker
that
has
an
internal
locking
mechanism
so
you
don't
need
a
personal
lock
and
the
room
for
storage
is
pretty
good.
About
3x2x2ft
There
is
a
tiny
mirror
and
shelf
in
your
bunk,
and
a
curtain
(in
my
dorm
at
least)
The
doors
are
also
VERY
sticky
with
their
locks.
After
I
woke
up
and
made
myself
tea
the
first
thing
I
did
was
look
for
a
new
hostel.
When
I
came
back
to
ask
for
an
early
checkout
they
refused
to
give
me
my
money
back
(not
even
the
30
baht
that
I
paid
for
the
A/C
which
didn't
work...
I
did
get
my
key
and
towel
deposit
back
but
wow
was
that
one
of
the
worst
hostels
I've
ever
stayed
at...
I
recommend
staying
somewhere
else.
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