Are you planning on moving to a hostel? Do you know what you should look out for? Living in a hostel can be a very fun experience. But it could also become your worst nightmare, if not chosen wisely. This is why we compiled a list of things to lookout for when moving into a hostel.
The Warden
The first thing you should look at is the warden. Since finally it is all under him or her. So talk to the warden and try to understand with available information from the body language and attitude to decide whether the warden is someone you can live with. The warden shouldn’t be an extremely friendly person, at the same time he or she shouldn’t be too strict as well. It should be someone who maintains the balance. You can ask around and check on how others perceive the warden. That will give you a better idea.
The culture
The culture in the hostel will also be a deciding factor. You should be able to fit into that culture. Although, you will not be able to find a hostel that is a one hundred percent fitting to your perception. You can try to find a hostel that is compatible with your own values and beliefs. The culture in the hostel can be found out by simply asking a few questions from those living in the hostel. You can also get an idea of the culture by viewing the rules and regulations placed in the hostel. You should not move into a hostel that is not compatible to you. Until you get a good hostel you can always consider staying in a nearby Hotel near bts station bangkok.
Security
The security in the hostel is also another vital factor. Just as hotels in Thonglor, most hostels also have a security team to ensure the safety of those living in the hostel. Also the location of the hostel will determine its safety. The hostel should be located in a well-lit area that is highly residential. Ensure that they have all security measures in check! You can view more information about this here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thong_Lo. 
Social status
Before planning on a hostel, also try to determine the public view of the particular hostel. Just asking in the neighbourhood will tell you enough. Most often than not, the nieghbourhood will know about those people in the hostel than the hostel warden himself. So try assessing how the particular hostel you are planning to move into is assessed in the minds of the public.

Remember that enrolling in a hostel should be taken into very serious consideration. And any sudden decisions avoided!