My stay at Holy Sheet Hostel was probably the highlight of my time in Thailand. Despite not being a party hostel, it exudes a vibrant, communal vibe. From the warm and inviting atmosphere to the friendly community of long-term guests, young owners, and their friends, every moment spent there felt like being part of a family. We played games, went out together, shared meals, and had deep conversations, creating lasting friendships. Other details about the hostel: - The queen-sized beds in the girls’ dorm were incredibly comfortable. - they provide you with a towel. - there are lockers (a bit small though) - Everything was clean. - The included breakfast was simple yet satisfying (the jam was a personal favorite!). - the hostel is close to the BTS station. - in the communal space there’s a lot of card games and board games, a playstation and a small creative space with canvases available for purchase, as well as complimentary colors and brushes for guests to use.

- The beds were a bit too squeaky beds, but it was a minor inconvenience compared to everything else. - The lack of AC in the communal space downstairs made it a bit uncomfortable. - Some beds had curtains that only faced one side, leaving the other side exposed to the window. While there was a curtain on the window, it was not thick enough to block out the morning light completely, which may be an issue for light sleepers like me.

The people that run the place are all so amazing and make you feel so welcome and taken care of , it's a social place but not crazy and everyone respects each others space so much and makes sure you're happy and have everything you need

This is my fourth time staying at Holy Sheet, and I’ll keep coming back whenever I visit Bangkok. It has a very cozy vibe, perfect for unwinding after exploring the bustling (and sometimes overwhelming) city. The hostel is conveniently located near both a BTS and a bus station, a mall, and several 7-Elevens and Mini Big C. The common areas have video games, a TV, and board games. It’s quiet during the day, so you can get some work done if needed, and lively at night with fun communal activities. Special shoutout to the very delicious homemade jam, the owner’s kindness, care, and highly competitive spirit that makes the games so much fun, and to the amazing meal Nani made. I hope it becomes a regular thing so more guests get to enjoy it as much as I did!

Stayed here multiple times during my trip in Thailand, by far my favorite and will be my go to place next time im around. Met so many nice people, great food across and down the street with a couple small store next door. Drinking water from filtered tap, fridge, kitchen, included breakfast (toast, jam, hard boiled eggs, tea). So easy to extend your stay, long as they have room lol. Card games, TV, gaming console

The fan on the second floor makes a very loud high pitched noise. AC works great by itself, but having the portable fan going... especially on high. Didnt even realize it was from the fan at first, is how weird it is. Didnt seem to bother some of the others, one guy couldn't hear it. So maybe use with caution of those with sensitive hearing

Great location off of Sukhumvit for me, but not too much in the busy parts. Close to the bouldering gym I like to go to (Stonegoat), as well as the BTS line. The vibe was super nice and laid back: the staff are friendly and there are friends that come to hang out often, which I think speaks to having a good atmosphere (without being a raging party hostel). They consistently invited out to do things around town. I had the king room to myself, and it was a great place to have some space to myself at the end of the day.

The boss and guests are very welcoming. The hotel is in a very good location. Everything is quite clean and the bed is big.

The bed board seems to be broken, and the sleeping area is sunken.🥲

They provide a simple breakfast and the facilities are clean, lots of recommendations and although there are people hanging out in the common areas downstairs we didn't even hear it from our room on the second floor. There are gathering but its not a party hostel so you can meet people and chill, if you are into this vibe this was a great please.

Its a bit far from the center of the city, however this is partially compensated by there being a BTS train really close by and having a more authentic experience of Bangkok by staying outside the center

People here are wonderfully friendly and interesting. If you are traveling alone and want to make friends in the hostel, this will be a nice place for you to choose. holy sheet offers great public space and people can rest talk chill cook there. I met good friends here which I didn’t expect before the trip. Nani is the best host that always is genuinely kind to everyone and makes it a pleasant and warm place to stay. Manu is wise and full of stories if you feel like having deep conversations with someone who is a good listener and storyteller, Manu will be the one. Also thanks for people I met there. You guys will also be a part of my stories in Bangkok. Thank you for fulfilling the journey here. :)

Staff was amazing, quiet neighbourhood, big and comfortable bed, nice and big shower rooms, room was really spacious, very nice common rooms, easy check in process

Location is a bit far away, no lift, lock on the room door didnt work, no dark blinds in the room so you wake up first thing in the morning from the light, bed squeeks too much

Firstly I got a very friendly greeting and got shown around the hostel. I cannot complain for such an affordable nights stay. I got a comfortable double bed on the top bunk, curtain, socket and light by the bed, AC in the room, my own locker which fit my big backpack, each person had their own hook and a clothes hanger. Showers were nice and had shampoo and shower gel. Communal spaces were welcoming, especially after a day walking around the city. Breakfast was "help yourself" which included tea/coffee, cereal/oatmeal, toast and eggs :)

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