Hotels near Klong Prem Central Prison, Bangkok

Requested new wing behind, but was given old wing front. Room though spacious, but is dim old fashion Thai style deco furnishings. Beds can feel spring not comfy to sleep, unlike last time stay. Hotel does have many Chinese tourists, so may be a bit noisy at lobby.

Great location. A few minute walk away from BACC, MBK mall, Siam area, centralwOrld, Jim Thompson museum, BTS station, etc. The room is the perfect size for me. Big windows, and a small smoking area you can access. Doesn't feel claustrophobic. Staff is also friendly, and very helpful. I just don't like how their towels are not white. Feels dirty. I didn't use them to dry myself. The toiletries must be requested from the staff. They have a list of available items. I prefer having them laid out already. I think the walls are kinda thin, I can hear my neighbors moving about.

Without a doubt, one of the best accommodation rooms and hotel we have stayed at. The hotel from when we arrived was excellent. The staff were fabulous from reception, housekeeping to security. All were extremely helpful and friendly. We decided to extend our stay due to enjoying our stay. The room was larger than expected and so very well designed and fitted out with high-end fixtures and fittings. The bed and pillows were comfortable and fresh. The bathroom was superb and so well set up. The tiling, the bath and shower, and the double sinks to the mirror were amazing. Great colours and blended so well. Take my hat off to the designers. We will be back, thank you, and thank you for making it so easy to extend our stay. The restaurant was a favourite place to eat. The staff are so welcoming, friendly, and accommodating.

The hotel is a bit tired-looking and is within a 5 to 10-minute walk to the BTS and Metro. It is very near the Red Light District Street, and you may not like walking along the street in the evening. My chair has a big hole, and I wonder why the hotel did not mend it. Also, the floor is parquet and is slippery when wearing socks or room slippers.

Went with family and booked a one bedroom suite. Great location, lovely room with an extra bed, good pool, nice staff, wonderful room service. Away from the hustle bustle in Sukhumvit area. Very close to 7/11 and couple of Indian restaurants though not tried. The breakfast area is little small so choose your time accordingly else one has to wait or sit outside. Vegetarians will have a nightmare as there's not much in the menu, but they have lovely kitchen in the room. So, I would strongly suggest to carry maggi and other stuff if you are going from India. We didn't carry anything and we missed it. Washing machine inside the room is very useful if the stay is for 4-5 days. Skytrain station is a little far from there but I would recommend not to use it as taxis are far cheaper for the shorter distances. Ms. Cream at the reception is needed to be given a special mention here as she was really good at her work in terms of check-n and other queries. The entire staff is extremely helpful. Overall, recommended.

This hotel is new, opened in August 2024. It used to be an apartment building, renovated and converted to a long-stay hotel. It feels a bit more posh than the other MEAs I have stayed in Bangkok before, the hardware is clearly a step above including Japanese toilet self-flush with heated seat, but unsurprisingly is generally one of the most expensive of the 6 MEAs in the city, if not the most expensive depending on dates. Unlike the others where we stayed, no upgrade granted as Ambassador Elite guest (despite wide open availability) so they stick to Terms & Conditions of Marriott Bonvoy which excludes MEAs from the upgrade program. That said, their rigid stance makes them a bit uncompetitive relative to others. Unlike upgrades, they gave free breakfast despite not having to do it so that’s in line with other MEAs. Considering the neighborhood, it was appropriate to have a Japanese slant to the buffet, but otherwise not memorable, dishes not refilled quickly and service hit and miss. Service was better at the concierge desk which was very helpful arranging shipment of various packages.

Forgotten Hostel Silom is a cozy and budget-friendly accommodation located in the heart of Bangkok’s vibrant Silom district. Its prime location, close to the MRT station (Samyan Station), makes it an excellent base for exploring the city’s attractions and nightlife. The hostel offers clean and comfortable rooms with basic amenities, perfect for solo travelers or backpackers. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with friendly and attentive staff who make you feel right at home. Whether you’re looking for a convenient place to rest or a welcoming space to meet fellow travelers, Forgotten Hostel Silom is a great choice for a stay in Bangkok.

We stayed here as part of our hotel-hopping experience in Bangkok. We stayed at AGO Chinatown Hotel, Park Hyatt, Capella, and Four Seasons. (All reviewed separately). It was difficult to choose from the plethora of hotels in Bangkok but we selected this one based on its proximity to Chinatown and the quality of the Breakfast served. This small hotel is brand new, yet has a quaint and boutique feel. The owner has decorated the lobby with family heirlooms and antique furniture. I could tell this is a labor of love. The cosy rooms are neat and comfortable, with wood floors, new showers, and Villeroy & Boch sinks. Our room was facing the canal, not quite Venice or Amsterdam, but delightful nonetheless. I slept well on the firm bed that is typical in Asia. The highlight of our stay was their farm-to-table breakfast. The Signature Smoothie was one of the best smoothies I've ever had. It's made from fresh kale harvested from their garden, pineapple and banana. They had my favorite congee with homemade Thai dishes by a local chef. Their garden salad with sesame dressing is a must-try. They also offer gourmet coffee, cappuccino and espresso. Frankly, their breakfast alone was worth the room rate, which I feel is an absolute steal. The owner Vee was kind enough to give us a guided foot tour of the historical area adjacent to the hotel. He also recommended some amazing street food and restaurants near the hotel. We tried the best Boat Noodles, Michelin star Pad Thai, Crab Fried Rice, Shark Fin Soup (sorry animal lovers) and went to an open-air restaurant with wine, steak, and jazz music. There's also delicious Suckling Pig and street-food galore in Chinatown. This is the best hotel for Foodies in Bangkok!

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel! The staff were welcoming and helpfull. The hotel is new and very clean. The quietness of the hotel was also a standout feature – I slept peacefully every night without any disturbances. Lastly, the breakfast was delicious, with a great variety of options to choose from. If I had to mention two minor drawbacks, it would be that the swimming pool was a bit smaller than expected and could get crowded at times. Additionally, the free tuk-tuk service, while convenient, had a schedule we didn't manage to understand. ( Thumbs up though for Jack, the driver) Despite these small points, I still had an amazing stay and would highly recommend this hotel!

Cosy, modern hotel with a relaxed vibe that is tucked away in a quiet enclave but quite accessible to the main street via its shuttle service or a quick Grab bike ride (walking will be 10-15 min). Beautiful, warm and spacious room with walk-in closet. Decent breakfast (not a huge spread but guests are far fewer than the big hotels). Small but adequate gym. Overall, very nice  2-night stay, except for the private onsen - booked a 9am slot and the onsen water wasn't hot at all. In fact, it really isn't a real onsen, so manage your expectations. May not be worth the extra price.