Hey Beach Hostel proves that budget doesn’t have to mean boring on Koh Lanta. Positioned in Saladan, you’re in the island’s main port town where ferries dock and local life happens around you. The location puts you right where the action is – fishing boats coming in with the day’s catch, local markets, and that authentic Thai island vibe that hasn’t been completely polished for tourists.
At $6 per night, this 1-star property keeps things refreshingly simple without cutting corners on cleanliness or basic comfort. The hostel focuses on the essentials that backpackers actually need rather than fancy amenities you won’t use. Being in Saladan means you’re walking distance from the pier, making it incredibly convenient for island hopping or catching ferries to other destinations in the Andaman Sea.
Insider Tip: Saladan’s location makes this hostel perfect for early morning ferry departures – you can literally roll out of bed and catch boats to Phi Phi or other islands without the stress of transport timing.
Backpackers and budget travelers consistently rate this place highly, with an impressive 9.3/10 rating from 107 Agoda reviews. That rating speaks volumes for a $6-per-night hostel – guests clearly appreciate getting solid value without pretense. The 1-star rating sets honest expectations: you’re getting a clean bed and basic facilities, not luxury touches. This works perfectly for travelers who plan to spend their days exploring beaches and only need a simple place to crash.
- Excellent 9.3/10 rating with solid review count
- Unbeatable $6/night pricing for Koh Lanta
- Saladan location perfect for ferry connections
- High guest satisfaction for budget accommodation
- Basic 1-star facilities and amenities
- Limited luxury touches or room service options
For the price point, you’re getting excellent value in one of Thailand’s more expensive island destinations. Saladan’s pier location means easy access to Koh Lanta’s famous beaches like Long Beach, while local restaurants and shops provide plenty of budget-friendly dining options. The ferry connections make day trips to nearby islands totally feasible without expensive tours.





























