Bangkok Hotels with Kitchens

"The 5th floor has a pool. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from Phrom Phong station. The hotel offers a shuttle service to the station, but it seems there aren't many scheduled trips. When I checked in at night, the air conditioning was broken, and it took the maintenance staff 40 minutes to fix it. The room itself was very spacious. I was a bit frustrated at first, but I have to give full marks to the housekeeping staff! I ran into them when I was leaving, and they were very polite and smiled throughout our conversation when I asked for toiletries for the next day. The staff at the front desk during check-in and check-out were also very friendly and helpful."

"I initially planned to stay for 3 nights and extend if it was good, so I ended up staying a total of 6 days at this hostel. I'm leaving this review hoping it helps other Koreans. 1. **Location** It's very close to Ratchathewi BTS station, which is super convenient. Also, this station makes it easy to get to major areas in Bangkok without taking too long, so moving around is a breeze. 2. **Noise** Although it's close to the roadside, there are buildings along the road, and the hostel is located behind them, so road noise isn't really an issue. Honestly, the snoring of someone in the same room is more of a problem, but that's just luck, so I don't blame the hostel for it. 3. **Hygiene, Cleanliness** They clean the rooms daily from 12 PM to 3 PM and provide a fresh towel and a bottle of water each day. I never saw a single bug, and I didn't go out of my way to find dirt; I just lived as I saw things, so I felt it was very clean. I especially liked that the towels didn't have any unpleasant smell. 4. **Room Details** Based on the men's dorm on the 6th floor, the left side has bunk beds, and the right side has individual rooms with sliding doors. Inside the room, there are lockers and a bathroom (2 showers, 2 toilets). You have to take off your shoes before going up to the rooms from the 4th floor, which helps keep the rooms clean. 5. **Facilities** The hostel has a total of 6 floors, but each floor is really quite small. Overall, the interior is clean and minimalist. There are small seating areas on the 2nd and 4th floors (about 100 sq ft). Floors 3, 4, 5, and 6 have guest rooms, but aside from the 4th floor, it's easier to think of the rest as just stairs and a bit of standing space (like emergency exits). The elevator only goes up to the 4th floor, so you have to take the stairs for the rest, which is something to consider. The men's dorm is on the 6th floor, and I believe the women's dorm is on the 5th. 6. **Owner** It seemed the owner was there from 3 PM onwards; that's what the staff at the 1st-floor cafe told me. If you need extra water or towels, they bring them quickly, and on the last day, the owner even helped me with my luggage to the station. Very friendly! However, it was a bit frustrating not knowing who to contact if something urgent came up when the owner wasn't around. 7. **Others** You'll need a 500 baht deposit for the room key, so keep that in mind when exchanging currency. 8. **Final Thoughts** I've rambled on, but if the price of 20,000 won per night remains, I'll definitely stay here again if I come to Bangkok alone. Great value for money!"

"Although the hotel is relatively new, we noticed quite a few signs of wear and damage in our room, which was a little disappointing. We're not sure if it's due to a lack of maintenance or damage from previous guests. Room cleanliness also needs improvement, as we found quite a lot of hair in the bathroom, toilet and basin, as well as dust on the shelves and bedside table. We also experienced the same issue mentioned in other reviews. The A/C was extremely cold and couldn't really be adjusted. We ended up turning it on and off throughout our stay to stay comfortable. We really liked the hotel's green initiative. By placing the card on the pillow, you can choose not to have your bed sheets changed and receive a complimentary drink voucher, such as Thai milk tea, which can be enjoyed in the lovely seating area with a nice view. However, we were disappointed that the following day, when we didn't place the card, our bed sheets still weren't changed, and we didn't receive a complimentary drink voucher either. One thing we really appreciated was the five lifts, so we never had to wait long. The hotel also provides umbrellas to borrow, which are very useful in Bangkok's hot weather, and the shuttle service was convenient and easy to use. Overall, the hotel still offers great value, and the location suits our style of travel perfectly. Despite a few areas that could be improved, we would happily stay here again in the future."

"We stayed for 2 nights. An old hotel but with new ID. We loved our stayed here for the spacious room & toilet. They provide complete amenities, smart tv , cold aircond & very good water pressure. The staffs are very friendly, alert and helpfull. We feel very happy and comfortable during our stay. The hotel is very near to the BTS station and walking distance to MBK. Walking distance 15 mins to Darul Aman Mosque and halal food spot."

"The hygiene was pretty good, and the front desk service was excellent. The fried rice for breakfast was also quite tasty. My only complaint is that I wasn't very happy with the hotel's bedding. It was convenient to get a taxi, and the subway wasn't too far away, I guess."

"The pool is next to the breakfast area. Downstairs, there's a street full of massage parlors that are open morning and night and are very affordable, around 200-250 baht. Restaurants and shopping are all nearby. Across the street, there's a department store and a Big C. If you walk about 20 minutes further, you'll reach the Pratunam market and Siam Paragon. The hotel also has an hourly shuttle service that you can book for transfers. On the L floor, you can find complimentary coffee and drinks. The family room has a microwave and is quite spacious, but the bed isn't comfortable, and it's a bit noisy due to the road."