VR Hostel

It's very scary. It smells really bad. The service is also terrible.

The location is very good, just 100 meters away from the sky rail saphan khwai (dark green line N7). Take the subway stairs and go down the first alley. When you see 7-11, just walk in at the end. It takes less than 2 minutes to walk to the subway. Because it is in an old house in a residential area, it is easy to find food. There are wonton noodles and fish ball noodles next to 7-11 at night. There are many food stalls in the neighborhood when you walk left from the hotel. The entrance of the hotel probably hasn't been painted for a long time. Ctrip's posters are colorful and have been taken off. It's ugly, but it doesn't matter, after all, it's not sleeping outside. The TV in the hotel lobby should be watched by the owner himself. There are no entertainment facilities and the smell is very loud, so it is impossible for him to be willing to stay in the lobby. There should be 3 orders on the day of check-in, and I haven't seen many guests. Although I booked a bed in a multi-person room, the store said it would give me a good single room, and then asked for a deposit of 1,000 pigs. I was stunned. I thought the room was upgraded. After entering the room, the air conditioner in the single room is very slow to cool down, and the bed sheets are also old with many traces. It is a room separated from the inner room, so there are no windows and four walls, so it is strongly recommended not to book a single room. I went down to the lobby to check and found out that the price of a single room is 490 pigs, which is too different from the 190 I booked for a multi-person bed, so I would rather switch back to a multi-person room. The owner of the shop was unwilling, and said that there were not many beds in the room tonight, it was blind, there was not a single ghost in the hotel, how could it be full. I guessed that I should live alone in a multi-person room, but he didn't want to. He wanted to trick me into paying more to live in a single room. In the end, I changed to a bed in a multi-person room. It felt much better than the previous single room, but it was darker. The air conditioner is also very powerful, and the room is completely cold in less than 3 minutes. The beds feel relatively new and clean. Each bed has a very small light, which is hardly bright, but it feels better than the previous single room. I would rather live in a multi-person room even if I don’t have to pay for it. There are four bunk beds in a row, and there are cabinets under the beds, but it's too dark to see what it looks like. The bathroom facilities are very old, I don't even want to use them. But the bath is okay, the water heater is also very powerful, and the water temperature can be hotter. It was already past 10 o'clock when I arrived. After putting down my luggage, I wanted to go out for a walk. The owner seemed very unhappy, saying that I usually go to bed at 10 o'clock, and didn't want me to go out. The hotel manager treats guests like this, and their attitude is not generally bad. To be honest, if it wasn’t for the boss’s terrible service attitude, it’s really good to live in this location at this price. The hotel is 10 minutes’ walk to the left to check the weekend market. Although it’s closed down due to the epidemic, it’s behind the hotel It is a large food center (kamphaeng phet subway exit), with all kinds of fruits, seafood, and food. It is very worth visiting. Just go left at the hotel, turn left at the traffic light, and walk 10 minutes behind the hotel minute.