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From back-to-very-basics mountainside accommodation, to lively fun-filled surfer shacks on Hawaiian beaches, youth hostels have become an intrinsic part of most people's travel experience. Here are all the tips on Been there concerning these legendary instiutions but if you have stayed in a memorable hostel which isn't mentioned, pop a tip on the site so we can all share your bed bugs.
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    Siam Classic Hostel

    Posted by EloiseHorsfield 11 April 2011

    I spent two nights at the Siam Classic in Bangkok and couldn’t find fault with this stylish hostel. Handily, it’s located at Hua Lamphong (one end of the metro line), just five minutes from Bangkok Central Station and also on the edge of the old town.
    For 4,500 Thai baht (about £9) I had a cosy, clean and sweet-smelling single room with free Wifi and a simple breakfast (egg and toast) in the morning. The shared showers were strong and hot and there was a lovely roof terrace - perfect for chilling out away from the city noise. There are also banks opposite and a launderette just round the corner.
    I went on the recommendation of a friend who’d formed such a bond with the owners that they’d let him store some of his luggage while he went away for a month. While I’m obviously not guaranteeing they’ll provide this service for all their guests, hopefully this indicates what nice folk the guys at the Siam Classic are.

    www.siamclassic-hostel.com/index.php
    +6626396363
    Google map: bit.ly/end42K

    Five minutes from Hua Lamphong metro station

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    HQ Hostel

    Posted by neowhite 18 November 2009

    HQ is the best hostel I've stayed in, in my entire life. The design is modern, minimal yet very functional. The hostel provided clean bedsheets, a large pillow and soft duvets. Gym facility and chill-out coffee and waffle bar are a plus. Breakfast and wifi are free. What more can I ask for for US$10/ night? The staff were super friendly and always helpful. Loved every second I spent there and will go back everytime I'm Bangkok.

    5/3-4, Silom Soi 3, Silom Road, Bangrak, Bangkok, Thailand
    (+66) 02 233 1598
    www.hqhostel.com/

    Google map: tinyurl.com/yctyqep
    662 233 1598

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    Roof View Place

    Posted by Sissi 28 July 2009

    If you're backpacking in Bangkok why pay for a dorm when you can get a private room for the same price?

    The Roof View is a lovely guesthouse with dirt cheap private rooms, and free breakfast, linen and towels.

    The rooms are all pretty stylish,there are comfy beds with fresh white decor and a private balcony.

    It's a ten minute walk to the Khaosan Road and a short bus drive to the Grand Palace.

    90/1 Samsean Rd Soi 6,, Banpanthom, Pranakorn, Bangkok, Thailand 10200

    www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/thailand/bangkok/39813/

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    Niras Bangkok Boutique Hostel

    Posted by LJSmith 28 July 2009

    Just got back from a tour of Thailand and this was the best hostel we stayed in. It calls itself a 'boutique hostel' but it's far cheaper than what Europe charges for a boutique bed - around €9 a night!

    There are seven rooms so it's got a real homely atmosphere, and the 100-year-old building is beautiful. Our room was tastefully furnished and there was a peaceful zen-like roof garden.

    The staff should get a special mention - the smiliest and friendliest girls I've ever met! It's also a short walk from the center of town. All in all, ideal for backpackers in Bangkok!

    204-206 Maha Chai Road, Samranrach Phra-Nakorn, Bangkok, Thailand 10200

    www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/thailand/bangkok/39764/

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    HQ Hostel

    Posted by metraveling 9 August 2008

    HQ Hostel is a hip, cool and centrally-located accommodation for backpackers and budget travellers. It's located in the middle of Silom Road, and near two skytrain stations. It offers friendly, English-fluent and helpful staff.

    Address: 5/3-4 Soi Pipat, Silom Rd., Bangruk, Bangkok
    URL: www.istayhq.com
    Phone: 662 2331598/ 66(0)83 4960915
    BTS Station: Saladaeng and Chong Nonsi

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