The hostel has truly been an outstanding choice for my two-month stay. Its central location within the bustling city center provides unmatched accessibility to all essential amenities—whether it's finding a cozy café, exploring vibrant shops, or enjoying entertainment options just minutes away. The staff was exceptionally welcoming and supportive throughout my entire stay. From assisting with check-ins to providing valuable recommendations on local dining spots or events during my time there, their friendly assistance made staying at the hostel feel like being part of a supportive community. One standout feature that impressed me was the unparalleled comfort of the beds—far more comfortable than any high-end hotel I've stayed in before. The soft bedding provided excellent support and ensured a restful sleep even during those long days exploring. The variety of common areas available made staying put much easier and more enjoyable. Whether sharing stories with fellow travellers or finding a quiet spot to relax after an active day, there were ample options right at my fingertips. This hostel has been an exceptional base during my two-month stay. It offers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience in one place—making it ideal for both solo travellers like myself and those seeking to connect with others in their digital nomad lifestyle.

While the Wi-Fi wasn't as fast as some high-speed internet I've experienced elsewhere, it worked well enough for all my work-related needs without any buffering or connectivity issues that could disrupt my productivity.

The breakfast was super good (pancakes and eggs made to order) and the activities were really fun. I especially liked the Muay Thai, as it was something different I wouldn’t have tried otherwise. The hostel was quiet and chilled and had a good mix of different age groups, ranging from 19 to 40ish. The staff were also super helpful and arranged laundry and transport. Also the rooms had hair dryers and even hair straighteners and the communal areas had lots of books.

The hostel was a bit quiet, and for the first few days it was hard to get to know people as a solo traveller. It was also a bit prohibitively quiet (for socialising) in and near the dorms – a lot of people were asleep early, including in the daytime, and the walls were thin. This, combined with the no alcohol rule, made it harder to get to know people. BUT I did meet a great group of people on my fourth night, and we went out to a Muay Thai show. It just took a while.

Everything! It was perfect for us, very clean, great little garden/outside area, lovely comfortable relaxed seating area in reception, lovely free breakfast. As well as free on site activities & bicycle hire. The staff were lovely, really friendly & helpful & spoke really good english. We stayed in private room, it had no window, which we weren't sure about when booking, but absolutely no reason to be. Bed was comfortable & bedding crisp white. Free water tap, tea/coffee & use of fridge. Location was great in old town for accessing temples & night markets.

Nothing.

One of the best hostels in Southeast Asia and throughout the world that I have ever stayed in. Amazing facilities and free opportunities with the cooking classes, yoga, and muay thai. They also had one of the best free breakfasts that I have ever had, super kind staff who were a lot of fun and helpful with everything. Clean and wonderful facilities, and a great and relaxing vibe on the hostel property. Also, this is not a negative aspect of the hostel, but this is something that other travelers should be understandable of: If you wanna go drink and smoke at the hostel you go stay at, then you shouldn't stay here because neither of that is allowed because of health concerns and neighborhood concerns (good reasons!). This was one of the things I really liked about the hostel as someone with asthma :)

No complaints here! Sure, the price is a bit higher than other hostels in Thailand/Chiang Mai but the amazing other added benefits of staying here are well worth the price!

I’ve been travelling for 9 months and this is my favourite hostel so far! The free breakfast (fresh pancakes, fruit, cereal, toast, eggs the way you like em) was absolutely delicious!! The staff was beyond amazing and helpfull, so sweet and always ready to answer any questions or help you plan your days in Chiang Mai. The hostel itself was super cute, very chill and comfy lobby to just relax at. It’s also very clean, I felt super comfortable and the beds were absolutely comfy aswell. I’d definitely recommend this hostel for a solo traveller, very social! Loads of free activities at the hostel to do aswell! I’m definitely coming back the next time I’m visiting Chiang Mai❤️🫶🏽

Friendly staff good location, chill people staying, no smoking weed allowed. Water facilities . On site washing we got ours done and returned dry folded and clean. Yoga was really good! They have fridge you can use. Rooms are 4ppl to room with air con and fan I liked you had shelf in bunk for phone charging and water. 200b to rent a towel refunded once used and handed back. Free bikes.

Needed some space to go through your bags or. Changing room rather than in toilet or bunk

Clean, spacious, lovely garden and chill out area and the most comfy hostel beds I’ve ever stayed in (I honestly could have just spend a day sleeping in mine, better than some hotels).

Only think I would say, and this is not picking, is more shower/bathroom facilities. Only one shower/toilets in the upstairs area for four dorms seemed a bit few.

Hostel Lullaby was great. It was so easy to meet other travelers despite it not being a party hostel which made Chiang Mai so much more enjoyable. The staff were very helpful and accommodating and the Hostel organized different activities and other tours for the guests. Can’t recommend it enough if you’re traveling to Chiang Mai.

The only issue was the wifi. It would reset every night at midnight so you couldn’t consistently use it during that time. It would also drop at random points during the day. The 6 person room was also a little small but at the price you’re paying it’s well worth it.

I love this place I booked in to return after Pai. It is so peaceful but still social. Free yoga classes daily, amazing breakfast included eggs, toast, jams, peanut butter, syrup, pancakes, banana pancakes, and cornflakes. Yea and coffee available all day and little snacks. Free bicycles. There are swinging chairs in the garden. They sell drinks and water. I arrived at 6:20am and the security guard let me in to the common area and once reception opened I was able to have breakfast and shower before checkin in at 2o’clock. It’s a no smoking hostel. Within the old town walls. Bear the night market.

I loved it

This hostel is so nice, I rebooked and this was my second stay. The bunk beds have curtains, a personal light, a towel rail and a basket and shelf. Under the bed are large lockers (need your own lock). White bed linen with duvet. Snacks, tea and coffee & hot chocolate available all day. Good WiFi. Lovely communal area and beautiful, chilled garden are with furniture and Lou gets and a water feature. The breakfast is really good, lots of options, pancakes, banana pancakes, bananas, toast, cornflakes and cold milk, and your choice of eggs. Jams, syrups, peanut butter etc. free classes on certain days of them he week. There was a yoga class on every day I stayed, both times. There are bicycles you can use for free. And a microwave.