Your Hostel

Sleeping arrangements at Your Hostel run from mixed dormitory rooms with bunk beds to a single room with a double bed, with a dormitory room for up to two guests in between. Each of the two 8 m² mixed dormitories sleeps one guest, and one of them has a city view. Guests in the dormitories share the bathroom.

Air conditioning, linens, toiletries and free Wi-Fi are provided in the mixed dormitories and the single room, and all these rooms are non-smoking.

The property has both an indoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool, along with a fitness centre, billiards, a shared lounge and TV area and a library, all of them set within the hostel grounds. Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and free parking on site is available, with a shuttle service and an airport transfer.

Tours can be arranged for guests, and taxi and shuttle services are available for trips around the area. Laundry service, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, daily housekeeping and a concierge are also available, and the property has 24-hour security. Car hire is offered too, and English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Thai are spoken by the staff at the front desk.

Your Hostel is on Uttarakit Road in Krabi Town, the provincial capital, where the pace is slower than on the beaches along the coast. The town is small enough to explore on foot, and street-food stalls, night markets and tour offices give the streets around the hostel their daily rhythm. It works well as a base for trips to the islands and beaches of the province.

Chaofa Pier is 150 m away, and the Krabi Walking Street, the City Night Market and the Wat Kaew Korawaram temple are all within 450 m. The Krabi Weekend Night Market is also close by.Krabi International Airport lies 8 km away, while Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), reached by a long stairway up the hill, is 6.9 km away and Railay Beach, reached by longtail boat, is 10.5 km.

The Emerald Pool and the Hong Islands are day trips further afield, and Ao Nang Beach, the resort strip along the coast, makes another route for an afternoon out. Railay and Ao Nang are the best-known beaches of the area. The Andaman Art Museum and the City Pillar Shrine suit a quiet morning on foot in town, and Poda and Tup islands are reached by boat from the coast.