Hotels in Khaosan Road, Bangkok

This hotel was conveniently located in the Khao San area, and my room was quiet as it faced the pool. It was colorful and cute, and unlike the chaotic vibe of Khao San, it felt clean. The breakfast was also delicious. Amenities are provided, but they aren't always restocked, and sometimes there aren't enough for everyone, so you might need to request more yourself. The breakfast had a good variety and was tasty! Having a 7-Eleven right in front was also very convenient. There are also stylish Thai restaurants and massage shops nearby, making the location incredibly convenient overall.

The hotel facilities are excellent, with a huge bed and stylish decor. The gym is the most comprehensive I've ever seen. The location is a bit out of the way, but the hotel provides a tuk-tuk service to nearby attractions. The breakfast is worth trying once; it's very abundant. The service attitude is great, and I really liked the lady who spoke Chinese – she even bid us a friendly farewell. The hotel provides umbrellas, showing great attention to detail. There's a good Thai restaurant near the hotel.

Always a nice stay in here. The workers are very friendly, rooms are comfortable and the pool areas are really nice. We always come back here when we are in Bangkok. Breakfast selection is good but the dinning area is maybe a bit too small for the amount of guests between 8:30am to 10am.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just a 15-minute walk from Wat Saket (Golden Mount). The Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaeo (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), and Wat Pho are only a few minutes away by motor-taxi. Being right next to the Chao Phraya River, you can also take a boat to Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn). The hotel's facilities are great; the wet and dry areas in the bathroom are well-separated. The bed in the room is very comfortable, and there are power outlets conveniently located by the bed for charging. The room itself has a very stylish design, with a view of the pool from the room, yet you can't see into the rooms from the pool. The swimming pool downstairs is also quite nice and perfect for tourists.

We absolutely loved staying at this hotel. The location is perfect to explore the old town and temples of Bangkok as well as Khao San Road being nearby if that is your vibe. All the staff are incredibly helpful and gave us tips and help throughout our stay as to how best to explore Bangkok. The breakfast is also amazing. We definitely recommend staying here and would stay again if back in Bangkok.

We stayed at Na Tanao 1969 hotel for 3 nights and it was our best choice! The location is close to morning market so we went to get breakfast/ fruits every morning. Also it’s close to Wat Pho temple, and saranrom park, and royal Place. It is also not far from China Town, pier Tah Tian so easy to take ferry to go to major tourist attraction. My fiancé even told me the most memorable moment in Bangkok was staying in this hotel. The staffs are also very attentive and would like to help anything with their best. We definately will come back here when we come to Bangkok next time!

Lovely hotel, but there is massive construction happening on the street in front of the building. If you get a room at the back of the hotel, you won't hear it, but in other parts of the hotel, you can hear the jack hammers inside. It ruins the ambience and enjoyability of the area when there is scaffolding in front of the building and you can only access it by construction walkways, which also make it difficult to walk outside and cross roads. Also, the view from our room was of an air conditioning unit so the outlook was bad, back and front of the building. In terms of tourism, the location is great if your primary focus is temples, but if you want more excitement like shopping, bars and restaurants, I would recommend staying in a different area as it is fairly quiet around the hotel. We wound up taking taxis back and forth to other parts of the city for fun. The hotel is lovely, good value and the staff are friendly so no complaints there. We paid for the breakfast, the hot food was predominantly Asian like curries and meats which are a bit heavy in the morning especially in the heat, there was some Western items like French toast and pancakes, but they were dry and not the best. Again, the hotel was lovely - to be fair, the problems were the construction and the area lacked excitement for us - neither of those issues were the fault of the hotel itself.

The environment is a little out of the way, but very quiet. It's very close to Khao San Road and the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha! The house is a B&B, Madam is a fastidious person and can speak French. Breakfast is added separately for 250B/person (about 50 yuan). The eggs and bacon fried by the boss lady are so delicious. It comes with toasted toast and refillable coffee and black tea. ! We also left our luggage in storage and didn’t pick it up until the end of the night tour.

The hotel is located on a narrow, one-lane alley. While they do offer parking, it's limited to just 10 spots. If you're arriving by car, I recommend checking in and parking early, as spaces might be full if you arrive in the late afternoon or evening. If there's no parking available, you'll have to park at the temple across the street, which charges by the hour. The room was a bit small but had all the necessary amenities. Note that the TV is not a smart TV. The staff provided good service, and the breakfast was tasty, though the selection wasn't very extensive. Most of the guests were foreign tourists.

Very friendly service. Great breakfast, even for Europeans. The room was very spacious and even better designed than some high-category rooms in Germany. We had room 201. We couldn't use the swimming pool due to time constraints, as we were only there for a short stay and always out and about. The hotel itself is very nice in terms of its facilities. It's just not located on the prettiest side street. It's only a few minutes to the Metro, and even the Palace etc. are within walking distance. Thanks for the hospitality. If we're ever in Bangkok again, we would check in here again.