Quiet. Everything was fine. I wanted to stay another night and there was no problem.
Jorge3 weken geleden
Een ogenblik…
★★·Bangkok·8.8
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Peace Factory Hostel in Bangkok offers family rooms with private entrances, air‑conditioning, walk‑in showers and work desks. Guests benefit from free Wi‑Fi, a lounge, outdoor seating and 24‑hour security, plus a washing machine, hypoallergenic rooms and hairdryers. Situated on a quiet street 26 km from Don Mueang Airport, staff speak English and Thai, ensuring smooth communication.
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Quiet. Everything was fine. I wanted to stay another night and there was no problem.
Jorge·3 weken geleden
The beds were great. The bathroom was on the lower floor and the door lock required a key instead of a simple lock.
Ariadna·3 weken geleden
We loved this place. The location was great, the room was clean, the staff were friendly, and the price was good. It was perfect for a couple.
Charlotte·3 weken geleden
Excellent option for seeing all the main sights of Bangkok over 2–4 days. The hostel sits right in the heart of the historic district. Most temples, arches, and iconic bars are a short walk away, even the Instagram‑famous Song Wat Road and Lumphini Park with lizards nearby. You’ll save a lot of money, nerves, and time on city travel if you stay at Peace Factory Hostel; everything is close. We booked a twin room—small but clean, with towels, soap, shower, toilet, sockets, and a fresh, comfortable bed. The linen was new and sleep was pleasant. The only downside is that the single window faces a dead wall (literally less than a meter away, you can touch it) – no view, but no street noise either. Bangkok is very loud even at night, so the wall window is a plus for a quiet night’s sleep and you can leave your laptop in the room. The common area has a kettle, mugs, a minimal set of plates for snacks, and even an ironing board. There are no stoves or kitchens, so you can’t cook, but street food is great nearby—within 50 m at the intersection you can find a spot that serves delicious sweet duck à la Peking and a 7‑11. The courtyard is narrow and cozy with a few tables and a smoking area. The host is friendly and responsive. I read in reviews that there can be cockroaches in the courtyard—true, but that’s just a city thing. In Chinatown they’re in the sewers, and the cockroaches are American, which is exotic. None were in the room, even with the open window. A mosquito net would have made it even calmer. Overall, a perfect choice for a 2–4 day city tour. Bus 47 goes to the pier for a few satays, costs a few baht (8 baht), and the same bus goes to the amusement park at the other end of the district. Convenient. No downsides. The hostel is colorful and well‑located. Only minor nitpicks: a mosquito net on the window and a bit more dishes in the dining area, but that’s just picky. Book it—you won’t regret it. We’re satisfied.
Наталья·Een maand geleden
Everything was amazing, from check‑in to check‑out. The staff were very kind and organized, and you can communicate in English; you feel safe and the security system is good. As a couple we had a two‑bed bedroom with a bathroom for ourselves, and we’re very happy we chose Peace Factory Hostel because everything was clean and beautiful 🪷👌🏻
Karolina·Een maand geleden