Feel Good Hostel

5 Chris Corigliano - 3 years ago

Absolutely, hands down, one of my favorite hostels in all of Thailand. Not only are the beds extremely clean, private and comfortable, the staff is beyond generous and friendly. My girlfriend and I pushed our reservation back several times because of bad weather and illness coming from Phi Phi. We expected some kind of fee or charge but no. Jenny, the amazingly sweet owner of Feel Good, graciously handled all the changes and allowed us to push our reservation. We stayed here twice (once in the private room and once in the dorm) and both times the price was very reasonable. As for location, I'm not sure you can get enter more in the heart of things then where Feel Good is located. Trust me, you want to be there and you'll enjoy it tremendously.

4 Carol Kelly - 5 years ago

Beautiful clean little hostel with spacious dorms. Each bunk has two power outlets (the first thing I look for!), a light and a locker. Toilets and shower are always very clean and well stocked (even soap and shampoo). Excellent location and the staff are some of the most helpful I'm come across in Thailand. They even offer free toast, fruit and coffee in the morning!

3 Isabelle Cordon - 4 years ago

Hostel is beautiful but completely made out of wood. We had the small room right behind the reception and I definitely cannot recommend that. You hear every word from the people sitting there in the evening playing cards and it was super loud until very late in the night. Also from upstairs you can hear everything and even see the light from the upper room through the wood flooring. So if you’re looking for a quiet place don’t go here.

On the plus side they have nice sunlit shared bathrooms and the staff is really friendly and they make the WORLDS BEST CAPPUCCINO! :)

5 Dulshan De Silva - 3 years ago

One of the best hostels I have stayed at. This is a family-run business and they make you feel not only good but more like at home. Rooms and bathrooms are very clean. You can relax at the reception area in cosy bean bags with a TV, board games or a small but nice collection of books.

The lady of this place will prepare you a decent breakfast whenever you wake up. I stayed with 6 of my friends. First we had only booked for just one night but we cancelled our booking at patong beach just to stay at this place another night. We were allowed to stay in the reception area until 6pm after checking out at noon (since our flight was in the evening). Owners are very kind and helpful.

5 Dasun Kariyawasan - 3 years ago

Probably the best hostel I've ever stayed on. The staff is very friendly. The rooms are clean and the toilets are up to standard. The atmosphere is great and the tattoo guy across the street is awesome.
If you want a quiet place away from all the hassle this is the place to be!
Awesome place!
Cheers ❤️

5 Tony Woodall - 2 years ago

A decent nights stay on the cheap . Great location though. A twin room cost £10 which equates to £5 pp. Or hostel price but with towels, basic toiletries and a breakfast that consists of toast, bananas and coffee!

1 Hannah Walker - 4 years ago

Don't book the private room downstairs unless you enjoy the smell of cigarette smoke and constant noise from all the people staying above you, or the noise of the TV from the staff watching TV all night. The staff seems nice but if you aren't careful they will try to take advantage of the fact you are a foreigner. For example -they couldn't even give recommendations for good beaches in the area because they just wanted to make more commission off of my brother and I. I asked about good beaches to go snorkelling u0026 was laughed at u0026 told there was no such thing as snorkelling around here unless I were to take the boat tour to the islands. However after doing some research, my boyfriend and I were able to find a gorgeous beach (paradise beach) just half an hour west of Phuket where they are known for their snorkelling. We didn't have to take a boat or even pay since we had our own gear. The water was amazing, despite what the staff had said. Don't trust everything they tell you. That's for sure.