The Easy Dorm

What reviewers say

Excerpts from public Google reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions, not ours, and we have not verified them.

• ★ 53 weeks ago

  I only wish I could rate this place higher. Hào and his family are lovely hosts. The homestay itself is incredibly well managed. It really feels like a "homestay" not just a hostel or hotel. You will meet some nice travelers as well. The location is central to everything, and Hào is happy to recommend good food and help you plan any activities you would like to do. Can't wait to come back and stay again!

• ★ 52 months ago

  It was clean, good location and really nice staff. We visited water-falls and the national park. It’s not touristic so a bit of a hustle to figure everything out, but totally worth it!!

• ★ 52 months ago

  It was an amazing stay! The hostel owner wanted to drive us to the waterfall and he recommended a very nice restaurant! Thank you for being so kind! We enjoyed it very much!🙌🥰

• ★ 52 months ago

  Very nice place to stay with affordable price. I stayed in 4 bed mixed dorm and it clean, good lighting, strong AC. There’s a washing machine and kitchen to use. Recommended.

• ★ 5a month ago

  The staff is so nice and supportive, and the room is also clean and tiny. The price is also economical and I’ll come back the next time

• ★ 52 months ago

  I stayed here with four friends in a four person dorm. Once we arrived we could already check in, which was wonderful. The room was big with airconditioning + fan and beds with a curtain. The owner spoke a bit of English and the rest we communicated via translate. He offered to take us to the Dray Waterfall at a discounted price compared to grab and we had an amazing day there! Afterwards he brought us to a BBQ place, so we had our own driver for the whole day and a great stay at the easy dorm. The free refill water was also very much appreciated. Overall I would recommend this hostel.

• ★ 5Edited 3 months ago

  Very good experience staying here. It is very safe and secured. Friendly people around and it is in the city centre...you have convinient stores nearby with 200-350m.

• ★ 55 months ago

  In life, there are two kinds of places to sleep: one where you just crash and get it over with, and another where you sleep but feel a little sad to leave. This hostel is definitely the second kind. The beds are so sturdy I’m convinced even if a couple decided to dance on them, they’d still stand firm-like their love. Each bed has its own curtain, so you can hide like a ninja or simply avoid the curious eyes of fellow travelers. The bathroom is spotless, not a speck of dust-just like your wallet after a date. The Wi-Fi is so strong I ended up binge-watching Netflix and forgot I was in a budget dorm. And if you’re traveling alone for work in DakLak, trust me, you won’t feel lonely. The hostel owner will keep you laughing all day, especially when you’ve got a few international friends sharing instant noodles with you. It’s basically a mini international classroom. The owner is both helpful and hilarious. I asked him for directions to grab a meal, and he didn’t just point the way-he walked me there himself, all the while giving me a running commentary about this “Forever Melancholy City.” The location is super convenient: a few minutes’ walk to food, a few more steps to the bus station. Forget Google Maps-just follow the hostel owner’s mouth. But the best part is the community vibe. You’ll meet all sorts of people, from backpackers circling the globe to students escaping deadlines for a few days. Every evening in the common room, conversations flow endlessly, and you realize this hostel doesn’t just give you a bed-it gives you a temporary family.