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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.

Toilet could be cleaner, room area is clean. Would prefer to be in a locked area while sleeping, they have curtains only.

For Thailand, this hotel is quite good, and the front desk is very polite.Because at night in Lin Jing, when you are after work, I am still enthusiastic when I arrive.

We really enjoyed our stay, the location was easy to get to, a bit far from some of the sites (about an hour by metro to sites) but it was close to a metro station, and has some really really good food choices nearby. The breakfast was DIY and some people were going crazy with taking stacks of bread but the staff are pretty good about staying on top of keeping things stocked until the end. Our room was clean and comfortable, ac worked ok. The laundry was mixed. The washer works good but the dryer vents are clearly blocked and need to be properly cleaned by a duct cleaner, they just tumble around wet for an hour. This isn't unusual for places, this kind of maintenance gets forgotten about, hopefully they read this review and book a duct cleaning. Our balcony had a drying rack that we used and our clothes dried by the next morning.

The room is quite nice. I hope the room comes with clips to clip the curtains. It would be perfect if the water heater could be improved.

I have stayed many times. Always received good service. The receptionist is cute and courteous. The housekeeper is always cleaning. But it might not be clean enough.

Good place to stay, service was good, facilities were good as well. Plenty of places around to eat. Night life is good around as well.

Stayed here the 2nd time around and it was still a very pleasant stay. Definitely I will come back again. I prefer this hotel because the area is quiet, it is new and clean and it is close to major tourist attractions, the Wat Po and the Grand Palace. At first I booked the deluxe double room because I was alone however I found the room too small. So I transferred to a bigger room after 3 days, to a family room as it was the only available room during my stay. The family room however was way too big for 1 person. Anyhow, I will give an honest review here to help succeeding guests decide which room to choose. The deluxe double room is small in my assessment even for a single person. This type of room is just basically for sleeping and resting but not for relaxing. No place to hang clothes and with only a very tiny space for luggage. The toilet and bath though is very spacious.[ My next room was the family room which is perfect for couples, group of 3 to 4 persons and for a family of 4 members. I love the family room, it has separate toilet and bath, the powder room is spacious, there is place to hang clothes, a space to keep the luggages and it has 2 king size beds. In the past, we also tried the triple deluxe room and it is as good as the family room, the space is enough for a couple or for a group of 3 persons. The hotel is walkable to these tourist attractions mentioned above if you don't mind walking in the heat. Bangkok is warm all year round. There are two 7-11stores closeby. If you just explore and walk around this hotel, there are many restos and cafes to go to. You can ask for directions from the hotel reception. I passed by a fruit market while riding a taxi to Wat Po. Taking a taxi to the hotel from Wat Po area costs around 100 to 200 Baht depending on the time of the day. The rates are higher during rush hour and drivers charge more when it is raining. The reason they always say is because it is always too difficult to get into the area of Wat Po as it is always congested. There are many tuktuks in Wat Po area but tuktuks are expensive. By foot, it may take around 20 to 30 minutes depending on your pace and how good you are at navigating your way. By car it will take 7 to 10 minutes to get to Wat Po and Grand Palace.

Fist time I want to Thailand and the people are warmly welcome us. Staff in the hotel are friendly, helpful and sincere, we will stay there again the next time .

I checked into this place by accident, the lady at the bar was very nice. The space is large, but it's a pity that there is no light. It's a bit scary to sleep alone.