Bangkok Hotel Guide - Khlong Thom Night Market hotels in Bangkok, Thailand.

"Friendly staff, nice rooms, very convenient location for tourism. "

"Brand new location, sleek modern design "

"So good, very kind people, excellent location. Very clean and comfortable "

"Really enjoyed my stay"

"The hotel has nice and clean rooms with very comfortable beds. Rooms are compact, but make good use of the space."

"Great service, great food and great location"

"Perfect location in Chinatown. Beautiful hotel with quirky rooms.very helpful staff. I’d definitely stay here again if visiting Bangkok. "

"Loved it here"

"Everything was as expected, staff, room, and location were all excellent "

"Clean rooms, great location, and very friendly staff."

"The staffs are very friendly and the room is clean too"

"Wonderful boutique hotel in quiet neighborhood with several dining options. Easy access to popular tourist attractions. Attentive staff. "

"The staff were kind and helpful. The location was good because there is a night market in Chinatown and it was easy to get a snack coming back to the hotel at night. There is also a Starbucks in the hotel which was nice for morning coffee. "

"What stood out about this hostel, is the location, its literally perfect, walking distance of Khao San Road, Chinatown, the temples and Grand Palace, Trok Mor Morning market, we had a great stay, thank you so much!"

"Wonderful hotel. Would stay again."

"Staff were superb, always helpful when required, always greeted us with a smile and even helped us with a tour booked with a third party. Room was spacious, comfortable bed, great pillows, everything was clean and tidy. Couldn’t have asked for more from our short stay."

"Great boutique feel. Extremely friendly service. Easy walk to palace and wats."

"Great for the price and in a good location."

"Amazing service and a beautiful old house. Would stay again "

"great little boutique hotel. Our host was so hospitable and the room was perfect for a one night stay. out of the hustle and bustle of the city, it was a calming way to end our vacation."