When traveling to Southeast Asia, what low-cost accommodation options can you recommend?

Southeast Asia! What a great place, a paradise for poor travelers! For me, who is obsessed with hiking and traveling on a budget, this is the right person to ask. What kind of accommodation is low-cost? Let me introduce it to you first!

1. Backpacker hotel/youth hostel 50-100 yuan/night

This is the most popular low-cost accommodation method. You can also stay in a commercial street or It is inside the scenic spot and the price is relatively low.

Generally speaking, in countries like Thailand or Malaysia, youth hostels are very mature. They even provide simple breakfast on the first floor in the morning. The rooms and beds are relatively clean. If you are lucky, you can meet some good people. friend. The price is about 100 yuan a night. When I lived in Bangkok before, it was 50 yuan per bed. It was called Samsen. There was even a swimming pool and a screen on the roof to watch movies.

The disadvantage is that generally in Southeast Asia, youth hostels have mixed accommodation for men and women. It depends on whether you can accept it.

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< p>2. Hotels far away from the central area? 80-200 yuan/night

This one is more suitable for friends who have higher requirements for living environment. Generally, it only needs to be far away from the business district, 5 kilometers -10 kilometers, this is a normal hotel price in Southeast Asia. An ordinary hotel is about 150 yuan a night, and the facilities and environment are similar to that of a youth hostel.

The advantage is that one person has one room, and the privacy is better. The disadvantage is that if you get up the next day, the commute to the scenic spots will be longer, which will affect the quality of the experience.

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< p>3. Camping at a campsite? 50-100 yuan/night

I call it the game of the brave. I personally cannot accept this method. After all, we are in a foreign country and there is a risk of injury. But I have heard from friends who are currently backpacking in Southeast Asia that you can find such a campsite on Booking.com, and someone will set up a tent for you or rent a tent to you. The price is 50 yuan a night, and it also includes Two bottles of purified water.

But don’t try this method easily, especially women. You must protect yourself outside and remember not to pay unnecessary prices to save money.

Recommended travel and accommodation apps in Southeast Asia: booking, Airbnb, Google Maps, hostelworld, Agoda

I wish everyone a pleasant journey.