Bangkok Bed and Bike

The hostel is cute, with amazing people and staff, yet I disliked that windows can’t be opened – the same air circulates and you feel it after a while. We booked two more nights there offline, and it was far pricier than on the site; two nights cost about the same as one night on the site, so it feels a bit expensive for a hostel with shared bathrooms.

Eliza-marina·Vor 4 Tagen

The location is good, the staff are friendly, and the bathroom had extra perks and amenities.

Alejandra·Vor einer Woche

“Bien”

It was pretty good; we could walk to all the places, very practical, and everything was fine.

Anita·Vor 3 Wochen

“Buona posizione, ma con qualche aspetto da migliorare”

The hostel sits nicely about 10 minutes on foot from two MRT stops, Sam Yot (Blue Line) and Sanam Chai, and the Tien Pier (N8) is about 15 minutes away; we mainly used BOLT. It’s also close to the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, just 5–10 minutes on foot, and Khao San Road is around 15 minutes. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the bathrooms and showers are clean. I highly recommend the massage center right next to the hostel—it’s excellent. We were given a non‑smoking family room that felt rather claustrophobic; the windows were sealed and couldn’t be opened, so we had to keep the door open and the AC running. We told the staff, who explained that the windows can’t be unlocked by regulation. The photos on the site seem a bit outdated, as the hostel looked a bit more worn than shown. The kitchen and common areas could use better cleaning; we sensed some neglect. Overall, the hostel has great potential, and with some maintenance and better common‑area cleaning, it could provide a better experience.

Stefania·Vor einem Monat

“Bon séjour”

The spot is great, and many attractions are within walking distance. The rooms and bathrooms are clean and comfortable. The staff don’t always speak English, which can be annoying, and there’s no breakfast available even though it’s listed.

Gaele·Vor 2 Monaten