Daizy House

This hostel is in a quiet street of Nimman with a very chill and quiet vibe. The bed and dorm is pretty decent for the price, and the bathrooms are well kept. There are lockers available for your items. I also saw one day that the owners made lunch and shared it with everyone, which was very sweet and cute

Nothing much, definitely price matches the value you receive :) great budget option that’s within the bustle of Nimman!

the owner and staff are nice. Hostel has all facilities that I need. It seems I can stay in with some personal care.

This hostel is a pleasant surprise. First of all, I arrived at the hostel at 1pm. The hostel let me check in early, so I could have a good rest after sitting a long-distance bus overnight. Thank you very much. This hostel is in a good location. Although it is at the end of Nimman Alley, it is very close to No. 1 Nimman Road and various attractions on Nimman Road. This hostel has a total of 4 floors and no elevator, so it would be a bit inconvenient if you bring a suitcase. I lived on the 3rd floor. To be honest, the room was really big and beautiful, and the bedding was very comfortable, and I slept very well. The most important thing is that this hostel has a lot of tables and chairs, and the bathroom is also big and beautiful. The first floor is a super large public space where you can eat and do homework. I stayed here for three days, and I did my homework and learned Japanese downstairs every day, because I will go to Japan in October. This hostel provides free breakfast, and you need to cook by yourself. There are two cute kittens in the hostel, which I like very much. I hope to come to this hostel again when I get a Japanese passport next time.I'll come back after I get my Japanese passport.

I like this hostel so much that I stayed here for three days and I got drunk outside the hostel every night. I like this hostel so much that I stayed here for three days and I studied Japanese in the lobby on the first floor every afternoon because I am going to Japan in October to renew my Japanese passport. I am very happy. This hostel allowed me to meet myself and gave me a deeper understanding of my ethnic group. It is very, very difficult to renew my passport in Japan, but I will do it no matter how difficult it is. So this is my last time in Thailand. Next time I come, I can proudly say that I am from Japan and I am Japanese. It is not shameful at all. We all need to be ourselves.