I spent more than 2 weeks sleeping in hostels across Southeast Asia this year, and I'm convince…
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But for the most part, the hostels I stayed at didnt have public spaces to relax in, and I would have gladly paid a bit more for the amenities of a two- or three-star hotel.
While the beds can be spacious, like with the queen-sized bed at Capsule Transit in Kuala Lumpurs airport, the enclosed space of the hostel pods can feel claustrophobic.
My moment on the road has convinced me that budget hotels which are typically in the one- to two-star category offer much more than hostels, for not that much more cash.
There are, of course, exceptions like Luk Hostel in Bangkok, where I stayed in July, and which has a beautiful rooftop party space.
