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Coworking desk at a hostel in Chiang Mai changed my travel setup
Back in 2017 I was bouncing between cafes in Chiang Mai, buying 60 baht iced lattes just to use their wifi for 3 hours. Then I booked one night at a hostel that had a quiet coworking desk on the fourth floor, away from the dorm noise. I finished a client project in half the time because there was a real monitor mount and no one hovering over my shoulder. That single stay made me start checking hostel amenities for actual work spaces before booking anywhere since. Anyone else found a random spot that permanently raised their standards for where they work on the road?
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blairj5529d ago
That "real monitor mount" probably cost you way more nights than you saved in coffee, since nice hostel desks usually come with a price bump that adds up fast. You could've just found a proper coworking spot in Nimman for a month pass and gotten the same setup without paying the tourist rate every single night. Chasing one good stay is a trap, because now you're filtering out cheap places with no desks and spending more overall.
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