Hogwortz Hostel & Tour

Hogwortz Hostel & Tour offers dormitory-style rooms, all with air conditioning and a city view. Both rooms measure 28 m² and sleep one guest each. The bathroom is shared, and the rooms are supplied with a shower, toiletries, towels and a hair dryer.

Both rooms also have blackout curtains, a fan, linens, a reading light and an electric kettle. Guests share the lounge with its TV area and the kitchen with other guests.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms at Hogwortz Hostel & Tour, and there is Wi-Fi in the public areas as well, with internet services for guests. The property has soundproof rooms, and the rooms have air conditioning, blackout curtains and a fan.

Guests have a shared lounge with a TV area and a shared kitchen, and the property offers a laundry service. Some rooms can have a kitchenette, a microwave, a coffee or tea maker and a balcony or terrace.

Languages spoken include English and Thai. The shared lounge and the shared kitchen are common spaces used by all guests, and the property offers a laundry service and internet services, with Wi-Fi in the public areas.

Hogwortz Hostel & Tour is in Krabi Town, the provincial capital on Thailand's Andaman coast, a town of shophouses, markets and temples rather than resort strips. Shophouses line many of the streets around the property. Evenings bring out street food stalls and night markets along the streets, and the town has a local feel that differs from the beaches nearby. The Chaofa Pier, a ferry terminal, is close to the property.

The Krabi Weekend Night Market is 150 m from the property, and Krabi International Airport is 8 km away, so the town is easy to reach by road from the airport. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), a hillside temple complex reached by a long staircase, is 6.6 km away. Railay Beach, reached by longtail boat from the Ao Nang side, is 10.5 km away, and Ao Nang Beach, the resort strip, is 10.8 km away.

A day can combine the town's markets and temples in the morning with a boat trip to Poda Island or to the cliffs of Railay in the afternoon, weather and sea conditions permitting. Boat trips to the islands can be cancelled when the sea is rough, which is more likely in the rainy season, so plans can change on the day.