On 20260717 I booked a double room and an eight‑person bunk at a place between BTS Ekkamai (E7) and Phra Khanong (E8). The staff let me check in a bit early, which was very helpful. As soon as I entered the hotel, I had to change into slippers; every area, room or otherwise, was spotless and clean. I liked the design and taste of the hotel, even the dormitory rooms were spacious and comfortable. The front door and each room had different access cards, so security was solid. The fridge, water dispenser, microwave and tableware added convenience, and they kindly provided biscuits, fruit and instant noodles. Both rooms’ air‑conditioners worked great, really cool. The shared bathrooms—about three each—had acceptable water pressure and temperature. Inside the rooms and on the beds, there were handy toiletry bags with room‑number tags to avoid confusion. The Queen‑size double bed was clean and comfortable, with a small table and two chairs for convenience. There were plenty of sockets, a real plus. The dorm beds were very clean; the upper bunk was accessed by a step ladder rather than a pull‑up ladder, which was great. Before check‑in, the beds were covered with plastic to keep dust off. Each bunk had three large drawers for luggage, and a key was provided to lock them. There was a reading lamp and a socket at the head of the bed, but a small shelf for items was missing, which was a bit of a downside. I really liked this youth hostel for its comfort, convenience, location and affordable price. The front‑desk staff (probably housekeeping?) spoke limited English but tried hard and were friendly. I’d like to stay again if I can, but I’m already booked for the next month from Chiang Mai back to Bangkok. The only downside: a small shelf for items on the dorm beds would make it more convenient.
WenhsinHace 3 meses