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This hotel is a small-medium size in Morocco style, quite unique! The decoration is beautiful, especially , if you love photo taking. May be because of the style decoration, so it is hard to clean the room in every detail, so some dirt may be found. We stayed 2 nights during the time there was a big group of seminar guests, which leaded to the quality of tap water is not good at all that I felt. However, the staff at the front are service minded.

La Malila Hostel is a solid pick if you want a cheap, comfortable private room with kitchen amenities in Udon Thani. ⸻ 💰 Price & Value • Prices start from about US $9–16 per night for private or dorm options, making it extremely budget-friendly . • Guests consistently rate value for money around 9.0, with overall scores between 8.6–8.8/10 . ⸻ 🛏 Comfort & Rooms • Private rooms are described as cozy, clean, modern, with comfortable beds and air conditioning . • Though compact, many say “small but perfectly formed.” One guest noted a mattress dip but promptly switched rooms to solve the issue . • Bunk/dorm rooms come with shared bathrooms, ample space, air-con, and daily housekeeping . ⸻ 🍳 Kitchen & Amenities • There’s a shared kitchen with microwave, refrigerator, toaster, cookware, and utensils—ideal for preparing simple meals . • 24-hour coffee/tea is available in a cozy lounge area . • Other perks include free Wi‑Fi, free private parking, a bar/lounge, and a chill garden/TV room . ⸻ 📍 Location • Excellent location—5–10 min walk from the train station, bus station, UD Town, food courts, night markets, and Central Plaza . • Guests highlight convenience: “near the Bus and Train Station”, “5 min walk to bars…food centre” . ⸻ 🙌 Staff & Atmosphere • Staff are praised as helpful, friendly, and responsive, often going above and beyond—like assisting lost passports or offering local tips . • Atmosphere is sociable yet relaxed, with a welcoming lounge/bar staff environment . ⸻ ⚠️ Things to Consider • Rooms are on the small side, so not ideal for people wanting lots of space . • Kitchen lacks a stovetop—frying or cooking full meals isn’t possible . • No elevator; stairs required—may be inconvenient with heavy luggage . • Some dorm areas might have occasional odours; ventilation could be better . ⸻ ✅ Final Verdict La Malila Hostel delivers excellent value: private, clean, and compact rooms, a practical shared kitchen, useful amenities (Wi‑Fi, parking, lounge), and a top-tier location. Ideal for budget-minded travellers who care more about comfort and convenience than space. Staff friendliness and hostel vibe seal the deal. Rating: 4.5 / 5 ⸻

I have stayed ithis hotel before and was more than happy to book an 11 day stay for my daughter. Only problem is that if your room does not overlook the pool, then the noise from the 'entertainment strip' on the other side can be a little iritating. KJ Batt

We stayed here for one night. This is a nice little hotel, very friendly with great staff. There is also a very nice cafe and a massage within the hotel. Our room was large, clean and comfortable. We liked this hotel - it’s the opposite of modern hotels many of which I find cold and far too uniform - with its unique style and charm. Location is good as well with many little restaurants near by yet the hotel still feels quiet and calm. We will stay again.

The room is big, clean. The bed is also big. The toilet is very clean. It is hard to get a clean room with a cheap price. On this stay, the water heater doesn't work. I told the staff to fix it. They were so nice with service mind. After trying several times, the machine still doesn't work. The owner provided me another room which they had checked the water heater machine. All staff here have a service mind. However, the new room that I got smelled cigarette a little bit. Overall, I like this hotel.

A great location. Unfortunately it is pretty run down. At the pool there are floor boards broken, Some bits of board missing. The glass wall has a very sharp piece of jagged metal running underneath its whole length. It has corroded out and not been replaced. A real danger to anyone who swims across to take a look through if they sim across and slam or even put their hands on to the top of the wall. The deck chairs are also missing a heap of slats and have mouldy foam as the vinyl covers have long gone. The gym was also really run down. The floor foam is so old it covered you in blue bits of perished ”dust” as it disintegrated on contact. The wifi is unreliable, with only one of to bring able to use it at a time. Half the time 1 of us was locked out. Amen I reported it the girl unhelpfully repeated I have to log back in every time we are kicked out. At times that was about 30 seconds of access then it dropped out and we had no wifi. We had our set to automatically log us back in, which made little difference because it would then just kick us out again. We got down to breakfast at 8 one mooring and were told half of the got food was finished a they had run out. That was a bit poor. But otherwise most of the staff were really friendly and helpful, and our room was clean. And it was a great location to go and view the lake, museum and ducks.

It was the second time for using this hotel brand. We choose B2 as we can have 3 person in the same room. At udon B2 is a little bit far from down town but we were satisfy with the money that we paid. We will use B2 again.

This was a wonderful hotel to stay in. Honestly wonderful yet enjoyable stay. However the downside is the alleyways. Do be careful to use google maps to always find your way back!

I stayed at this hotel for a short trip and found the location to be very convenient. It’s within walking distance to the bus terminal and Central shopping mall, which made getting around super easy. The hotel also has good parking space, which is a plus for those traveling by car. The room was clean and tidy, but there were a few downsides. There’s no elevator, so if you have heavy luggage, it might be a bit of a hassle. The amenities provided were very minimal — just two bottles of water and two small bars of soap. There was no tissue paper in the bathroom, which was quite inconvenient. One thing to note is that when you check in, you need to leave a 100 baht cash deposit for the key. You’ll get it back when you check out, but it’s something to keep in mind. The staff didn’t seem to speak much English and weren’t particularly friendly, which made communication a little difficult. Overall, the location and cleanliness were good, but the lack of basic amenities and service left something to be desired.

Service was the highlight of the stay. The staff went out of their way to ensure every guest felt welcome. From arranging airport transfers to providing recommendations for local dining and tours, their genuine friendliness made the experience feel personal. They greeted us with warm smiles every morning and remembered small details about our preferences, which left a lasting impression.