Monday Capsule Hostel and Thai Traditional Bath Bangkok

Comfortable stay, convenient for getting around. There's a market worth checking out near the riverside pier, selling amulets and souvenirs at reasonable prices.

Handwashing clothes is prohibited, so guests are forced to use the hotel's laundry service. Why should I pay 20 baht (94 yen) for a single pair of underwear?! While the hotel probably profits from this, it's a negative for backpackers. It's clear the hostel's strategy is to attract guests with cheap room rates, then prohibit handwashing and recoup costs through laundry fees. Backpackers don't need pools or bars in a guesthouse. Instead, I'd prefer if they allowed handwashing and provided a drying area. I don't want to pay for unnecessary 'value-added' services like a pool or bar. From now on, I'll avoid places that have bars and pools.

A very interesting experience! The capsules are clean and cool, and the Thai bath is also very interesting. Everything was great, especially the price.

There were small cockroaches crawling in the room. The area under the mattress wasn't cleaned. However, the price and convenience were very good, and the dirt didn't bother me too much.