Unusual layout, but very clean room in a quiet location, hot shower and good WIFI. Nice the owner was friendly and helpful but ran a tight ship. English is spoken at the hotel and tours can also be arranged. Nice arranged an excellent tour for us to the national park. Supermarkets, night market, ATM are nearby but there is only a limited choice of restaurants in the area. Beef and Burger served excellent food and is within walking distance, around 1km from the hotel.

Breakfast was extremely basic, corn flakes, toast with jam and coffee. Other items displayed eg cakes were extra. Eggs were also extra at 10 bar each. We feel breakfast should have included the eggs and perhaps a piece of fruit or some fruit juice. There are basically 2 walking routes to the hotel from the main road, one is excellent while the other passes many properties with very mean looking / acting large dogs which show their teeth, growl / bark nastily and charge their enclosures as you walk past. We did not feel safe using this route and it should be avoided.

Felt more like a homestay than a hostel: incredibly homely, with a lovely little dining area, individual rooms, and common bathrooms that belong in a house. Checking in and out was a breeze, and the WiFi and Netflix were excellent! Location is fantastic, too, being a short walk away from the night market, and withing walking distance from the train station. It's also quite quiet, being a little away from the main road. p.s. As I was catching the night train to Bangkok, the owner allowed me to leave my bags and use the washroom and dining area. They also allowed me to extend my stay at short notice, giving me some much-needed rest before departure!

First-really clean and cozy hostel, nice atmosphere, balcony to chill and chat with others. Self service breakfast with a decent choice included. Just around the corner from the main road with the night market. Secondly and most importantly-Nice and Cho are the best hosts, who really put their heart into their business. They really care, help you with everything, give you advices, tips for your travel....and especially help you with your trip to the Khao Yai NP, which is the main reason people usually come here for. They give you a map, all necessary informations and can book for you a group tour with professional guides, that's really worth it in terms of seeing various animals and learning sth about their habits. Also they speak very good english. Absolutelly recommended!

Lovely family and hostel is a short walk to the night market, shops and restaurants which is great. They also supply free tea, coffee, toast and Cereal in the morning which was a nice bonus.

Rooms aren't that big so felt a bit cramped with 4 people sharing and 3 of the lockers had padlocks on them and couldn't get them open so luggage was on the floor leaving very little space to move around. Beds were a bit hard and bathroom layout meant that floor got soaked and had to walk through shower bit to get to toilet so then had wet feet. We ended up using the one outside the room in communal area.

Highly recommend this hostel if you’re planning to visit Khao Yai National Park. Nice (the host) laid out everything I need to know about getting to and camping in Khao Yai, drew a map, provided all the prices of entry/hikes/etc. She has scooters she rents to guests and also booked a return van back to Bangkok for me. The hostel itself has Wifi, Netflix and is very clean, a very cozy stay before camping in the park.

The owner waited for us to arrive, even after opening hours, just to help us out. We saw her for a couple of minutes, but she did everything we needed at that moment and more. She really understands how to help guests, we were so thankful! Rooms are basic, but neat and good value for money. Very close to the mini vans, that was handy for us.

Room can be a little bit noisy, but not too much I would say.

I only stayed one night before entering Khao Yai and it turned to be a great idea! Nice is trully welcoming and thoroughly explained all of the options that I had in the park and all the logistics, whilst answering any questions I had. I really appreciated her helping attitude. The place is super clean, has a nice terrace to chill and breakfast is pretty complete! It also offers motorbike rental.

Nice and Cho were amazing hosts- both in the hostel and at the homestay. Infact, we stayed twice, and even enrolled in a cooking course (despite having cooked Thai many times before). The organic homestay is homage to their determination to make a sustainable dream come true. These guys know what they do, and do it well. The hostel is not a Palace, but you do feel like home. Great breakfast, and fridge access. Not close to Khao Yai, but close enough to do organised day trips- if you're visiting independently for some days, then stay in the park and come back to AtHome!! Thank you so much guys!

The neighbours dog barking in the early morning!

This family is the sweetest! I felt really noticed since they were really thoughtful about the check in (my train arrived late at night). Also they gave me good advice about the trains. The really nice lady even knew so many words in my native language which made it so personal. It really felt like I was at home. There are enough showers, sinks and toilets and I really loved there's a shower curtain so the toilet stays dry... :) Every guest has it's own big locker to put all of the stuff in. Really nice. The AC works really well and breakfast is decent. I saw they organize their own cooking tour which would be really nice to do (for example the day after you went to Khao Yai) Thank you so much for everything!

Definitely felt at home. The host was very helpful to with planning the nex leg of the journey to Khao Yon National Park. Facilities were good and breakfast provided.

Breakfast was a little limited especially if you're gluten intolerant but there were facilities for cooking your own food and plenty of places to choose around the corner e.g. the night market and 7/11