Simple but enough, the room and the property. 10 minute walk from Metro station. Green and well designed garden with a small, pleasant swiming pool and woody veranda. This area looked quite beautiful after the afternoon rain. Surrounded by ordinary family houses, quiet all day long. Convenient to find local stores nearby and 3-5 minitues walk to the commercial area, a big mall and roadside food vendors. I stayed here to attend a conference at a university, outside of the city. Organizers prepred a bigger and typical hotel nearby but I wanted to stay a small and quiter place. This hotel was just what I wanted.

Lovely rooms with all the essentials (fridge, tea/coffee making, towels, fresh water each day). A beautiful little pool, in a lovely garden setting - a real oasis. Despite being only 400m from a huge main road, it was so peaceful and calm - no real road noise, just the sound of birds and a soothing waterfall. Would happily go back and spend longer there (only had 3 nights).

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It was comfortable, clean, and beautiful. Much more pleasant than a lot of hotels in Bangkok.

There was construction going on next door all day every day. It wasn't exactly the hotel's fault, but it was very annoying. Also, the breakfast was pretty expensive. Finally, you can't take a taxi right to the door, which is less than ideal when it rains.

Loved staying here! Can be tricky for taxis to find but it’s tucked away in a back street and it makes it feel hidden away. The breakfast was lovely, room was comfortable and the pool and garden were just perfect.

Staff went above and beyond to help us, they were really great and definitely the highlight of our experience in BKK! The facilities were amazing, we barely used the pool (bc we planned too many things), but there is nice garden and the communal areas were comfortable. There is a bench/table outside each room if you wanna sit outside or play games with your group. Rooms and bathrooms are spacious and clean and very comfortable as well.

Nothing, everything was great! Bc we were with elderly people, we could not walk to the city centre, and preferred not to take the bus, so we had to order a taxi everyday. If you dont mind using public transport, it’s not a problem.

Absolutely loved Charlie House! The staff were warm, friendly and so so helpful. I want to note Ray in particular who went above and beyond to help me on a number of occasions. Nice little pool and felt like a little oasis. All the other guests were lovely. As a solo traveller I felt super comfortable. Overall, would definitely recommend Charlie House!

The rooms were cleaned regularly and staff were so friendly.

May be the location, but metro was there too. so not really an issue.

After a long flight, this was a little sanctuary, hidden in a corner of Bangkok. The rooms are spacious, and clean. The grounds were beautiful. The staff were very friendly. It is a bit smaller than it looks online, but the pool was just right for us and our five year old. They take great care to keep the pond and the grounds clean. It was very quiet overnight, which it wouldn't be at a hotel more central to town.

Our driver did well to find this. It's well signposted from the road, but you do need to keep your eyes peeled. To get a cab from here, you need to walk up to the bus stop, which is a bit of a pain with lots of luggage and a child. The road down to the hotel is very un-even and busy with bikes, so you need to be careful. For restaurants nearby, you go over the overpass to the mall for your nearest restaurants and shopping. The road is incredibly busy.

We loved this green setting in the middle of the pollution, I can guarantee you that as soon as you pass the gate, you breathe better. I think it’s a beautiful hotel, but it has suffered from covid and its lack of human activity, the condition of the rooms is not as flamboyant as on the pictures and this is something that will become common to our whole trip in Thailand. The deluxe room was not as nice as the other one even if a bit more expensive. Having a kettle was a good thing, however I think having a kettle is a minimum in any hotel room. Very comfortable beds, clean rooms, two bottles of water offered per day and fridges for each room. A very nice natural setting, a nice cool pool, a terrace to rest, beware of a lot of mosquitoes though when night falls and around the pool, be protected. The location was really great for us, just a few minutes walk from the blue line of the metro, which allowed us to move freely around the city and reach Bang Sue railway station very quickly. And right next door a lot of street food vendors, filtered water dispensers (more ecological and cheaper than plastic bottles), a night food market, super good fruit vendors, we ate super well, a big Lotus supermarket and even a big mall. The staff are friendly and helpful, they maintain this hotel perfectly. The children loved the setting and were able to play safely in the garden and even help feed the fish, thanks to the hotel staff for this kindness. For us it was the perfect place to rest and breathe after a day in the city, away from the tourist trails, in a popular area, which we like very much as we travel to discover the culture and meet people.

A mini jungle in the bustling streets of Bangkok. The property is situated within the local community and closed to local amenities. Main tourist attractions reachable. Cabs are lined up in the main road. We paid 100 baht when we went to the Grand Palace. You can also take Grab, the bus and metro nearby. There are two shopping/ grocery centers- Lotus and Central Pinklao- and street food markets. The staff were professional and welcoming. They kept the property clean all the time. If you want to live like the locals and stay in a tranquil place, this is the place for you.