Junction Hostel’s location is in the corner of a quiet street where restaurants and convenience stores are walking distance. I found that the location is perfect for backpackers and travelers looking for a decent place in Makati with nice bed, secured place and clean toilets (ah, always my biggest concern!).  At first look, I was in awe. If all hostels would look like this, I wouldn’t mind staying in one. Every corner (and wall!) is instagrammable! The designer, Edwin Uy makes sure that there is something interesting whichever way you look in the hostel. Like what they always say, it is all about the details.

This is like a playground and haven of music lovers, artists, and people who just want to chill. There are so much play of color, texture and design – a good mix of industrial pieces and recycled items showcased and made warmer with 123 lights. 

The Truck is the in-house gourmet station where you can order food and drinks. It is the focal of the common room as it is made of old trailer container. The spaces are filled with recycled stuff like these cabinet organizers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There are different beds and rooms for different types of travelers in Junction Hostel. I love that there is a female-only dormitories where girls who are not comfortable sharing room with guys can stay. The 3-bedroom room has 3 single beds. 

There are also 10-bed room (with 5 bunk beds) and there are 6-bed and 4-bed too. Some rooms would have a private room inside complete with its own key card for security. Each room has table and stool and full length mirror. Each bed has locker, rack and 2 sockets.

Room rate starts at Php 650 (less than USD 15 per night).  

 

 

  

Private Bed Room for Couples 🙂

The first time I slept on a bunk bed was one night in an island in Indonesia. I didn’t sleep well 🙂

Junction Hotel uses key card

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What do you think of this new hostel in Makati?