Hostels are the perfect places for Backpackers, Solo Travelers, Budget Travelers, Party Animals or anyone who is willing to socialize and make friends globally. Bangkok has a long list of amazing Hostels and to find the best ones is nothing short of a challenge. I have completed this challenge for you. This post categorizes these hostels depending upon the need and requirements that different people have and lists the best hostels in Bangkok in each category.

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The Gist

Type of HostelBest For
Party HostelsParty Animals: Solo-Travelers/ Couples/ Groups
Non-Party HostelsTravelers looking for peace away from the parties.
Hostels for Offbeat ExperienceTravelers looking for offbeat experiences.

Top 3 Party Hostels in Bangkok

Mad Monkey Bangkok

1. Mad Monkey Bangkok

  • Just off the Khao San Road.
  • Has a bar & a restaurant.
  • Probably the only party hostel with a swimming pool in Bangkok.
  • There’s always something going on at party hostels.
  • Legendary pool parties on Saturdays, Pub Crawls on Wednesday and Sundays, limbo, karaoke nights, etc, etc.

2. Bodega Bangkok Party Hostel

  • Bodega has two hostels now in Bangkok; one in Sukumvit, walking distance from Soi Cowboy and BTS Asok and another near Khao San Road that has opened in Dec’19 only.
  • Beer games everyday, Pub Crawls on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday. Bike Tours, walking tours, etc, etc.
  • Bodega Khao San also has a swimming pool.
  • This is probably the most wild hostels in Bangkok, mainly because of the Jenga dares that they have. Naked runs happen every single day here.
  • Comparatively cheaper than other hostels.

3. Slumber Party Bangkok

  • In Sukumvit, close to BTS Nana and Nana Plaza.
  • Similar to Bodega yet more costlier than Bodega.

Top 3 Non-Party Hostels in Bangkok

The Yard Hostel Bangkok

1. Jam Hostel Bangkok : Great for off-beat experiences.

  • Outstanding Location: Close to Khao San Road, Chao Phraya river pier, airport shuttle bus station, Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and many more royal temples and museums.
  • Free self-service breakfast.
  • Fully equipped kitchen in the common area and a Rooftop bar.
  • Laundry room with washing machines and dryers.
  • Activities: Meditation at Wat Arun and cultural exchange with the kids from slum areas on every Monday. Wake boarding on every Wednesday, other free tours in the city.

2. The Yard Hostel Bangkok: A Eco-Hostel with a garden.

  • An Eco-Hostel using a lot of recycled items and a big-green yard space.
  • Good-vibes in a green ambiance. Great to relax in a peaceful environment. 
  • Close to BTS Station Ari.
  • Free Bicycle
  • Free luggage storage up to 2 months.

3. Siamaze Hostel

  • Free self-service breakfast.
  • Free Cooking Class every Monday, Free BBQ party every Friday.
  • Close to DMK Airport, Chatuchak Weekend Market, Night Train Market, 10 minutes walking distance from Suthisan MRT station.
  • Located in the central shopping area of Bangkok close to National stadium station (BTS Skytrain), Siam Paragon, Siam Square, MBK Mall and Central World.
  • Limited Reception Service Hours: 08.00am – 08.00pm.
  • Small Pantry – Microwave and utensils, coin operated washing machine and dryer.
  • Free Luggage Storage up to 1 month.
  • Free Parking Lot

Top 3 Hostels for an Offbeat Experience in Bangkok

Hom Hostel & Cooking Club

1. Niras Bankoc Cultural Hostel

  • Vintage decor and styling.
  • Outstanding Location: Close to the Grand Palace and Wat Pho and is surrounded by several temples and restaurants, ten minutes walk from the lively Khao San Road.
  • True Cultural experience: Perfect place for travellers who love culture. Night-time food street in front of the hostel.
  • Free Breakfast & Padlocks.

2. Hom Hostel & Cooking Club: Excellent Place for foodies.

  • Located near Nana Square in Sukumwit, very close to BTS(Skytrain) Nana.
  • Full time open common kitchen for the guests and a rooftop Garden.
  • Thai cooking workshop or Chef’s table. 
  • Thai food court & a Night Bazaar in the same building. So, cheap Thai food available till midnight in the same building.

3. One Day Hostel Sukumvit 26: Hostel with a co-working space.

  • Not a social hostel but a peaceful one with good interiors.
  • Special hostel and coworking space.
  • Walking distance from BTS Phrom Phong station, Ekamai Bus terminal is only two stops away by sky train. 

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Abhinav Goel

Abhinav Goel is a travel blogger and a YouTuber. He is always looking for an escape to explore new destinations and cultures. He loves taking the road less traveled and having the authentic local experiences. Like most travelers, he wants to travel the world and has already embarked upon that journey. He started BookPackTravel to guide and inspire others to travel and make the most of their lives.

5 Comments

sagarpatelblogger · August 20, 2019 at 12:41 pm

Thank you so much, this is gonna help a lot on my upcoming trip. Do please share best hostels in Phuket and Krabi.

    Abhinav Goel · August 23, 2019 at 11:09 am

    Absolutely. done it for Phuket, will come out with Krabi too.

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