Dam Dam Hostel

Restaurant on site. Nice staff. Good A/C and fans

Not much. Some details only, not worth mentioning

The beds were comfortable and the room was clean.

No WiFi in the room unless you're close to the dada cafe. We, also, saw dogs drinking water from the toilets. We stayed for a month in the Philippines and it was the most expensive hostel we stayed at. There's no hot water or pressure to shower in most bathrooms.

It was okay for a few nights. Clean rooms and location is good

The guys in our room woke us up every night when they came in drunk

Great restaurant area to hang out, and balconies in front of dorms. The staff were extremely helpful and gave excellent deals on transport and boats trips.

Bathrooms and showers weren't very clean, most of the showers were broken, and the bathrooms were right by a smelly swamp. There wasn't enough space for everyone to hang their towels and wet swimsuits. It's a good hostel, but very overpriced, as it's not as good as other hostels here which are half the price.

Comfy beds, nice shared areas. The bar/restaurant its pretty good. Unfortunately I spent one whole rainy day at the bar, good food, the sitting options could be more comfy. The staff is friendly, and the room and facilities were pretty clean. Lockers where the bed is with the key

No single light in the bed. Because of the rain we run out of water pressure, but still I took a shower. Bit further from the restaurants and beach area