Ruysuk Mansion
Offers private rooms with hot showers unlike the hostel's shared dorm focus.
Independent hotel analysis
City Center (near Night Market), Udon Thani
Booking Asia BackPackers Hostel without knowing the dorms can get noisy from night market crowds can disrupt your sleep after late arrivals.
Asia BackPackers Hostel offers the cheapest dorm beds in Udon Thani starting at 185 THB with basic private rooms up to 400 THB, reliable air conditioning, and luggage storage in a central spot. It's ideal for backpackers, solo travelers, and those crossing to Laos who need English-speaking staff for transport help.
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Best for
budget backpackers solo travelers
Standout
location
Not for
luxury seeking families
✗ Skip if you're traveling with kids or need quiet private space away from market bustle.
Checking into Asia BackPackers Hostel feels straightforward and welcoming, with staff at the front desk quickly assigning dorm beds or basic private rooms while offering tips on local transport. The room vibe is no-frills backpacker style: dorms sleep multiple guests in bunk beds with thin mattresses and fans alongside the reliable air conditioning, while private rooms provide a simple bed, small desk, and enough space for one or two. Standout amenity is the luggage storage area, secure for those heading to the Laos border, allowing day explorations without hauling bags. Food quality isn't on-site, but the hostel's central position means grabbing street eats from Tha Sadet Night Market is effortless, though options are casual and variable. Service style is helpful yet basic—English-speaking staff excel at booking onward buses to Nong Khai but may not handle elaborate requests. Typical guests are solo backpackers in their 20s and 30s, border crossers planning visa runs, and occasional couples on tight budgets, creating a social, transient atmosphere that buzzes in evenings but quiets by morning. Overall, it's a functional base for short stays focused on affordability and location rather than comfort upgrades.
Situated in Udon Thani's city center, Asia BackPackers Hostel is a 5-minute walk to Tha Sadet Night Market for street food and shopping. The train station is also within walking distance, about 10 minutes away, making arrivals hassle-free without needing a Grab. For further spots like Central Plaza mall, expect a 10-15 minute Grab ride costing around 100 THB.
💬 Guests often praise the unbeatable price for central location and helpful staff with border logistics but note the basic facilities and occasional dorm noise from nearby market activity.
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Ruysuk Mansion
Offers private rooms with hot showers unlike the hostel's shared dorm focus.
Silver Reef B&B
Provides more comfortable rooms near expat areas, higher priced than the budget hostel.
Yes, many 40-year-olds stay in hostels like Asia BackPackers for affordability and social vibe, especially solo travelers crossing to Laos.
Udon Thani is worth visiting for its night market, proximity to Laos, and relaxed Isan culture, ideal for short stops en route to borders.
Udon Thani suits expats with its English-speaking services, central amenities, and easy access to Nong Khai, though it's quieter than Bangkok.
Spend 1-2 days in Udon Thani to explore the night market and train station area, or longer if using it as a base for Laos trips.
We rated Asia BackPackers Hostel based on price, location, and backpacker amenities from provided data. We weighted location highest because Udon Thani travelers prioritize access to markets and transport. Prices and availability change — always verify before booking. Last updated: 2026-04.
Data sources: Wikitravel Udon Thani
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