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The Siam
4.6/561 Reviews

The Siam

Riverside Bangkok|1.24km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
The Siam is above our expectations - the staff are friendly and especially our butler Khun Gub. Love the deco and ambience of the hotel and the ferry shuttle provided by the hotel makes traveling around tourist attractions a breeze! Will definitely stay here from now on whenever I visit Bangkok. Highly recommend!
Pranakorn Heritage Hotel
4.4/527 Reviews

Pranakorn Heritage Hotel

Khaosan Road Bangkok|1.24km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
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.
HOUSE JU HOSTEL

HOUSE JU HOSTEL

Khaosan Road Bangkok|1.76km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
With a stay at House Ju in Bangkok (Bangkok City Centre), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Khaosan Road and Grand Palace.Featured amenities include luggage storage and lockers. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 6 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Shared bathrooms with bidets are provided.
skylark Bangkok
3.6/515 Reviews

skylark Bangkok

Bangkok|1.81km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
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.
Prince Suites Residence Managed by Prince Palace
3.5/53 Reviews

Prince Suites Residence Managed by Prince Palace

Khaosan Road Bangkok|2.08km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
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.
Greenhouse 1998
4.5/51 Reviews

Greenhouse 1998

Bangkok|2.34km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
Located in Bangkok (Bangkok City Centre), Green House 1998 is within a 15-minute walk of Khaosan Road and Grand Palace.Amenities include designated smoking areas.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, ATM/banking services, and a water dispenser.Make yourself at home in one of the 30 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.

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Samran Place Hotel
4.2/5425 Reviews

Samran Place Hotel

Siam Bangkok|2.66km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
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.
The Victory Residences Bangkok
4/5225 Reviews

The Victory Residences Bangkok

Siam Bangkok|2.87km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
Very comfortable hotel in town,date,but under repair,friendly and available staff,clean rooms,air conditioning work even though a little noisy,for the price this structure has for me is excellent. No European breakfast,so no hot milk or coffee cornets

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Baan Tepa Boutique House
4.8/54 Reviews

Baan Tepa Boutique House

Khaosan Road Bangkok|0.8km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
I originally booked for 2 nights, now been here 5, never want to leave, and have eaten some of the best food I've ever eaten in my life... breakfasts are 3 courses, different every day, and more like lunch or dinner. Ung is an amazing cook, and her and her husband Tak are lovely hosts. Yesterday's green curry with chicken & baby aubergines was better than the one in the Netflix streetfood doc, her barbecued pork melts in the mouth and is better than the juiciest bacon you've ever eaten, her Tom yum koong delicious, and how she can make a prawn omelette so fluffy and taste so wonderful is beyond me. And that was only 2 days of food (not to mention the desserts). The place itself is beautiful, calm, spotless - an old Thai wooden house, 2 stories, painted cream and green, with dark, polished wooden floors, full of interesting objects and beautiful old sepia photographs. My room has a little balcony with climbing pink jasmine and more that looks into the quiet alley and at night it smells heavenly. There's a fridge in the hallway with an endless supply of water in glass bottles, saving on money AND plastic. The courtyard is a little green paradise and I can hear at least 3 different kinds of birds and a gecko as I write this over the Tom yum koong. WiFi is fast, I have AC, an electric shower, the room is cute, big, though I know some of the others are quite small. I could quite happily live here for the rest of my life. The area is peaceful and safe. It's a five minute walk from Thewes Pier and a short ferry ride to both sky train and metro, a 10 minute bus ride from chatuchak market, 15 min walk from Khao San road (go once for a look, don't go back), and if you like a longer walk like me, to burn off the breakfast, the royal palace and Chinatown are about 45 mins to an hour on foot. There's a local market close by, at least three 7-11s within spitting distance, a local restaurant round the corner which is not bad but not up to Ung's standards, and at night a long chain of food stands along the canal that I've yet to try. If you're looking for party central this may not be your best choice but please don't look it over for the sake of a flat screen TV you can watch from bed. You could not regret coming here. And if you did, I'd say there was something not quite right about you. I love this place. Thank you Ung and Tak for making me so welcome.
Ssip Boutique Dhevej Bangkok
4.6/557 Reviews

Ssip Boutique Dhevej Bangkok

Khaosan Road Bangkok|0.99km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
We chose this hotel as it has triple room and is a heritage boutique hotel in the old town district. It is also reasonably priced. It is indeed a cosy heritage building with nice hardwood flooring in the room. The room is simple, clean and spacious for three, all TV channels seem to be in Thai. There are little nice details like folding the towels into cute elephants and provision of tea and coffee in the dining area all- day. What’s impressive with the hotel is its warm hospitality especially displayed by Sherry who has taken time to explain about the house and also to recommend us a nice half day tour which we didn’t think of at first. She also arranged to pack breakfast for us, and the morning staff was thoughtful to ensure we are safely onboard the tour van. I would recommend this hotel especially for visits to historic spots like the palace and also to the trendy Kaoshan Road area. There is also a pier nearby for easy access by boat transport.
The Raweekanlaya Bangkok
4.1/565 Reviews

The Raweekanlaya Bangkok

Khaosan Road Bangkok|1.12km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
Very good service attitude English communication is very convenient and a little Chinese. The environment is very clean and very relaxing. There is a swimming pool. The only drawback is that the sound of the motorcycle outside the window is a bit loud but does not affect It's midnight when I entered the house.
Shanti Lodge
3.7/513 Reviews

Shanti Lodge

Riverside Bangkok|1.15km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
My partner and I stayed here for a few nights while visiting Bangkok before touring the rest of Thailand. Room was very inexpensive, and nothing fancy, but perfect for what we really needed! Staff were very helpful and spoke good enough English to get by. Laundry service was inexpensive and the restaurant on the first floor was very convenient and delicious! Hotel is close by lots of food options, 7-Eleven, and the MRT.
Yanh Ratchawat Hotel
4.5/5108 Reviews

Yanh Ratchawat Hotel

Chatuchak Bangkok|1.17km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
The service is very good, the rooms are good, clean, beautiful view, there are many photo angles to make content. And there is a corner to sit and work, suitable for relaxing or working, chilling with delicious coffee, groundwork shop, the photo corner is very chic, the next opportunity will definitely use the service again.
De Phanakron Boutique Hotel
4.6/518 Reviews

De Phanakron Boutique Hotel

Khaosan Road Bangkok|1.21km from Chang Ton (Royal Elephant) National Museum
A new small but beautiful hotel. The soft furnishings and atmosphere are in place. Breakfast is when you check in. You can choose your favorite set meal and approximate meal time, and the kitchen will prepare it in advance. The deposit is in cash or passport. Overall, the experience is very good, different from the crowded feeling of resort hotels or traditional group hotels. This time I didn't bring children, if I bring children, it should not be suitable.

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Coop Dopa Hostel

Coop Dopa Hostel

4.6/50 Reviews
Khaosan Road
The receptionist is very nice and friendly.
Baan Tepa Boutique House

Baan Tepa Boutique House

4.8/54 Reviews
Khaosan Road
I originally booked for 2 nights, now been here 5, never want to leave, and have eaten some of the best food I've ever eaten in my life... breakfasts are 3 courses, different every day, and more like lunch or dinner. Ung is an amazing cook, and her and her husband Tak are lovely hosts. Yesterday's green curry with chicken & baby aubergines was better than the one in the Netflix streetfood doc, her barbecued pork melts in the mouth and is better than the juiciest bacon you've ever eaten, her Tom yum koong delicious, and how she can make a prawn omelette so fluffy and taste so wonderful is beyond me. And that was only 2 days of food (not to mention the desserts). The place itself is beautiful, calm, spotless - an old Thai wooden house, 2 stories, painted cream and green, with dark, polished wooden floors, full of interesting objects and beautiful old sepia photographs. My room has a little balcony with climbing pink jasmine and more that looks into the quiet alley and at night it smells heavenly. There's a fridge in the hallway with an endless supply of water in glass bottles, saving on money AND plastic. The courtyard is a little green paradise and I can hear at least 3 different kinds of birds and a gecko as I write this over the Tom yum koong. WiFi is fast, I have AC, an electric shower, the room is cute, big, though I know some of the others are quite small. I could quite happily live here for the rest of my life. The area is peaceful and safe. It's a five minute walk from Thewes Pier and a short ferry ride to both sky train and metro, a 10 minute bus ride from chatuchak market, 15 min walk from Khao San road (go once for a look, don't go back), and if you like a longer walk like me, to burn off the breakfast, the royal palace and Chinatown are about 45 mins to an hour on foot. There's a local market close by, at least three 7-11s within spitting distance, a local restaurant round the corner which is not bad but not up to Ung's standards, and at night a long chain of food stands along the canal that I've yet to try. If you're looking for party central this may not be your best choice but please don't look it over for the sake of a flat screen TV you can watch from bed. You could not regret coming here. And if you did, I'd say there was something not quite right about you. I love this place. Thank you Ung and Tak for making me so welcome.
Ssip Boutique Dhevej Bangkok

Ssip Boutique Dhevej Bangkok

4.6/557 Reviews
Khaosan Road
We chose this hotel as it has triple room and is a heritage boutique hotel in the old town district. It is also reasonably priced. It is indeed a cosy heritage building with nice hardwood flooring in the room. The room is simple, clean and spacious for three, all TV channels seem to be in Thai. There are little nice details like folding the towels into cute elephants and provision of tea and coffee in the dining area all- day. What’s impressive with the hotel is its warm hospitality especially displayed by Sherry who has taken time to explain about the house and also to recommend us a nice half day tour which we didn’t think of at first. She also arranged to pack breakfast for us, and the morning staff was thoughtful to ensure we are safely onboard the tour van. I would recommend this hotel especially for visits to historic spots like the palace and also to the trendy Kaoshan Road area. There is also a pier nearby for easy access by boat transport.
Casa Blanca Dusit - Hostel

Casa Blanca Dusit - Hostel

4.2/51 Reviews
Khaosan Road
The room is very clean, new, good, but a little high, no elevator, clean bathroom.
The Raweekanlaya Bangkok

The Raweekanlaya Bangkok

4.1/565 Reviews
Khaosan Road
Very good service attitude English communication is very convenient and a little Chinese. The environment is very clean and very relaxing. There is a swimming pool. The only drawback is that the sound of the motorcycle outside the window is a bit loud but does not affect It's midnight when I entered the house.
Sawatdee Guesthouse the Original

Sawatdee Guesthouse the Original

4.2/538 Reviews
Riverside
My partner and I stayed here in January. It was our first accommodation in Thailand and we enjoyed it. Our room was basic and I felt like it would of been cheaper however all the facilities were in working order. Checkin was simple, quick and easy. Interesting colour choices in our premium room. Breakfast wasn’t included but we had breakfast at the guesthouse everyday without fail! I would recommend a breakfast smoothie too! Very tasty! There is a temple literally a two minute walk away which is well worth a visit!

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