In my almost two years of stay here in Thailand, I stayed in three different student accommodations.
The first one was in SV66 B1. SV stands for Student Village, 66 means you're far from the gate, and B means you're on the second floor. I remember, I literally had to drag myself to this dorm with all the 20-kilo baggage I have. It's too far from the classrooms, too far from the gates, too far from almost everything. Hehehe. But I stayed here from August until December 2008. What I liked here though, were the natural sunlight and breeze, and the Pinoy-style morning chaos, three other Pinays were living next door. It's as if I never left home.
After SV66B1, I transferred to N310A. If SV66 was far, dorm N was even farther... from Gate 1, but it was closer to Gate 2, laundry at dorm X or Y, Kissy's, Donna's, and to my crush (he used to live in front of my dorm). This room is better. I can sing as loudly as I want to and no one seemed to care. But this room is on the third floor, has no refrigerator, and gets over heated during noon, especially summer afternoons. I stayed here from January until September 2009 and endured my summer days pretending to do my thesis proposal.
Then before going home for my data collection, my new room assignment was given. It's relatively smaller than my first two rooms. Plus points for this room are: it is near the grocery, Hom Krun (a coffee shop), ATM, classrooms, gate, etc.,; it is air-conditioned, has kitchen, and the bathroom is all mine! It's on the fifth floor though but I don't really care! Hehehe... The view isn't great here but I can always go out for a walk, hoping not to bump into my adviser. Hehehe. This is where I am spending the rest of days here as a student.
