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Villa de Pranakorn
4.5/577 Reviews

Villa de Pranakorn

China Town Bangkok|0.35km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
Very gracious staff, patient and tolerant even when I mistakenly booked the wrong date and appeared a day too soon. They adjusted and did so with a smile. Good location for important temples, and good food. Sam Yot MRT nearby. Stayed for four nights. The bed was one of the most comfortable I have ever slept in. The room was clean, quiet, and properly equipped. The rain shower was large and water pressure good. I would not hesitate to recommend this heritage hotel to anyone traveling to Bangkok.
Prince Suites Residence Managed by Prince Palace
3.5/53 Reviews

Prince Suites Residence Managed by Prince Palace

Khaosan Road Bangkok|0.92km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
Breakfast tastes average, there are 3 stir-fried dishes, and a miso soup, fried rice, Indian pancakes, bread, fried eggs, rice noodle soup, etc. There are many types, you can eat well without problems. The room is a bit old, but the hygiene is very clean. The downstairs is a clothing wholesale market. You can only buy underwear, underwear, socks, etc. The clothes are really not going to go down. There is a fruit wholesale market across the river. It is cheap, not bargaining, and has legs. If you are a bad old lady, you ca n’t pick and say no fruit. If you do n’t buy it, you will be beaten. Be careful, what you see is what you buy. There are a lot of snacks around the hotel, most of them are stalls in the morning or at night, there is a stir-fry in the evening, the taste is good, the price is reasonable, everyone can try it. The front right of the hotel is the pier. You can take a boat to Pratunam Market and Big C, and go to the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. The boat is quite big, it is too old. It is not recommended to bring children. Let ’s take a taxi !! There are also buses on the Khao San Road from the airport to the hotel. S1 can also be rented. The 120 high-speed toll plus 250 rental fee plus 50 tip. Remember to take the taxi to open the navigation so that it can be fast and cheap.
skylark Bangkok
3.6/515 Reviews

skylark Bangkok

Bangkok|1.38km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
The boss is really nice and warm-hearted. The environment is relatively new and very clean. There are only rooms for six people at most. It is very comfortable to drink, eat, and smoke in the small courtyard. There are some twists and turns in the middle, but the boss is still very good at handling things. If you choose to stay in a youth hostel on Khao San Road, it is still the first choice.
Greenhouse 1998
4.5/51 Reviews

Greenhouse 1998

Bangkok|1.45km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
It is 5 minutes away from the city centre. A Thai hotel is six cafes, a high street hotel is moving, I think it is also priced.
Twin Towers Hotel
4.1/51221 Reviews

Twin Towers Hotel

Siam Bangkok|1.52km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
A great hotel which was excellent value for money. The lobby alone is impressive as you arrive, and staff is very polite and helpful, from the stewards opening the door, to the desk staff and also the cleaning staff. Rooms are spacious and comfortable although the mattress in my room would benefit from an upgrade. Amenities are great, the gym has a very decent amount of equipment and the pool is very nice too although pretty much always in the shade so even in the middle of the afternoon the water isn’t too warm! Finally the location is very decent too, there’s a 7-11 just outside the hotel and you can walk to China Town within 25 minutes. I would definitely stay there again. That said, I was somewhat disappointed that despite being told I was upgraded to an Executive room, my room had a view facing the opposite building instead of the cityscape which was what I expected based on the pictures.
Pranakorn Heritage Hotel
4.5/530 Reviews

Pranakorn Heritage Hotel

Khaosan Road Bangkok|1.55km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village

Latest booking 23 hrs ago

I booked two rooms for three nights. The room I was assigned at the beginning was next to the roadside. After staying for one night, it was too noisy. The motorcycles, tuk-tuk horns and the sound of the engine on the roadside. I couldn't bear it anymore, so I told the hotel that they would give me another room, and the hotel moved one to me! The sanitation is very good and the decoration is very new. It is a bit far to walk to Khao San Road, which takes 15-20 minutes. We took the children and the elderly to take tuk-tuks to Khao San Road and the Grand Palace! The Tuk-Tuk bus is a bit expensive, but the restaurant provided by the hotel is also good, good quality and cheap! If you must stay in the same room type, remember to book the more expensive one. The more expensive one faces inward and is not noisy. It is perfect.

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Samran Place Hotel
4.2/5426 Reviews

Samran Place Hotel

Siam Bangkok|2.39km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
The staff spoke good english and were friendly however we encountered a problem with the lock on our room and couldn’t enter, it took a few times talking to the receptionist to send a technician up to replace the lock battery. It was clean enough and had all the basic amenities included.
Oriental Heritage Residence
4.2/538 Reviews

Oriental Heritage Residence

Riverside Bangkok|2.96km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
The hotel is very convenient, since very close to the embassy of France. I had a date for the renewal of my passport. The staff of the hotel is welcome and very pleasant. The room is very beautiful, and very clean. I recommend this excellent hotel, which is very close to the embassy of France, but is located in the Bangkok Jewelry Quarter with very few restaurants around, which is a bad thing for the evening.

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Niras Bankoc Hostel
4.3/57 Reviews

Niras Bankoc Hostel

Khaosan Road Bangkok|0.32km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
Dormitory recommenced All you can see is wall of next building through the window of private room
Lo-Ha Guest House, Contactless Check-IN

Lo-Ha Guest House, Contactless Check-IN

Khaosan Road Bangkok|0.53km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
With a stay at Lo-ha Guest house, you'll be centrally located in Bangkok, within a 5-minute drive of Khaosan Road and Grand Palace. This guesthouse is 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from Siam Paragon Mall and 2.5 mi (4.1 km) from Siam Center.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Satisfy your appetite at the guesthouse's coffee shop/cafe.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services.Make yourself at home in one of the 6 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and designer toiletries. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided on request.
Smile Inn
3.7/517 Reviews

Smile Inn

Khaosan Road Bangkok|0.54km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
Do you like to stay with the locals or around tourists ? If your answer is the former the Smile Inn should be on your radar. Its in the old part of Bangkok ( the real part IMO ) where locals are going about their daily activities, work , play and food of course. So great location if you want to experience Bangkok rather than be apart of the tourism tribe. The hotel , I stayed on the canal side of the rooms and thought it was very good value for money. Helpful , friendly staff, good security , clean rooms , good air con and wifi and a lounge on level 1 overlooking the canal for all to use. Very hard to fault for the money outlay. Other hotels in the area which I have stayed at charge twice as much for only a slight uplift. I will be back whenever I come back to Bangkok to say hello to the locals again.:)
Bangkok Publishing Residence
4.7/59 Reviews

Bangkok Publishing Residence

Khaosan Road Bangkok|0.59km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
It is not suitable for children. Children under the age of 15 need to pay 7,800 baht per night. Later, they will receive a discount of 3,900 baht per night. The service details are in place and the hygiene is very clean. The disadvantage is that there is a bit of noise along the road. The hotel has earplugs.
Miramar Bangkok Hotel
3.2/51 Reviews

Miramar Bangkok Hotel

China Town Bangkok|0.6km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
I felt very satisfied a few days ago, and I was very satisfied with the sanitation, TV, hot water and so on, but I had to check out the next day and renew the fee the night before, I said there was no room. Yes, disrupted the travel plan for the next day, very dissatisfied and very speechless
Ratana Boutique Hostel
4.4/511 Reviews

Ratana Boutique Hostel

Khaosan Road Bangkok|0.62km from Soi Ban Bat - Monk's Bowl Village
We were able to walk from the tourist spot nearby. The shower and toilet were clean. Please note that there are many staff members. If you arrive too late at 17:00, please contact us in advance. When you check out, you should leave the key beside the phone in the lobby (there was a note in the photo).

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Rest IS More Hostel

Rest IS More Hostel

4.4/532 Reviews
China Town
This is my first time staying in a youth hostel. It’s a girls’ room with bunk beds! The bed is very wide, kitchen supplies can be shared, and the public area is very atmospheric. However, there is a special area for selling leaves in the lobby, but you are not allowed to smoke in the store! The bathroom and bath are very clean, so be sure to bring your own slippers and other toiletries!
Tim Mansion

Tim Mansion

4.3/521 Reviews
Khaosan Road
The hotel is located in the old part of Bangkok near some attractions. - The hotel is best to reach with the clown boat, since the station is about 800 m from the hotel. - Rooms are clean and you can sleep without being wake up by noise. No real window in the room - We used the hotel for a night during the journey and were convinced of the price-performance ratio. - Great roof terrace 85%
Niras Bankoc Hostel

Niras Bankoc Hostel

4.3/57 Reviews
Khaosan Road
Dormitory recommenced All you can see is wall of next building through the window of private room
Villa de Pranakorn

Villa de Pranakorn

4.5/577 Reviews
China Town
Very gracious staff, patient and tolerant even when I mistakenly booked the wrong date and appeared a day too soon. They adjusted and did so with a smile. Good location for important temples, and good food. Sam Yot MRT nearby. Stayed for four nights. The bed was one of the most comfortable I have ever slept in. The room was clean, quiet, and properly equipped. The rain shower was large and water pressure good. I would not hesitate to recommend this heritage hotel to anyone traveling to Bangkok.
Chern Bangkok

Chern Bangkok

4/542 Reviews
China Town
Very modern hostel with lovely rooms that come with a mini fridge and rooms are cleaned everyday! Pool is lovely and clean. Large social area on the ground and first floor. Taxis are about 300 baht into central Bangkok. Would definitely come again!
Smile Inn

Smile Inn

3.7/517 Reviews
Khaosan Road
Do you like to stay with the locals or around tourists ? If your answer is the former the Smile Inn should be on your radar. Its in the old part of Bangkok ( the real part IMO ) where locals are going about their daily activities, work , play and food of course. So great location if you want to experience Bangkok rather than be apart of the tourism tribe. The hotel , I stayed on the canal side of the rooms and thought it was very good value for money. Helpful , friendly staff, good security , clean rooms , good air con and wifi and a lounge on level 1 overlooking the canal for all to use. Very hard to fault for the money outlay. Other hotels in the area which I have stayed at charge twice as much for only a slight uplift. I will be back whenever I come back to Bangkok to say hello to the locals again.:)

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