This hotel was so handy to the BTS line that is just at the doorstep that takes you around the heart center of Bangkok, it also has a great link to the Airport using the BTS to Phaya Thai. It also is so close to the local convenience store 7-11. Great clean hotel and friendly staff.

Cant think of anything i didnt like

It is clean and no mosquitoes inside the room. The hotel is locked and monitored 24/7 by staff. I felt very safe staying at Hop Inn Thonbury.

I hate that the water is never hot. It is always lukewarm. I flew 15 hours on a plane and I need a hot shower! This was room 320.

Location is brilliant, on the major Blue BTS line jst across the river from Bangkok and its very famous Saphan Taksin station from which tourists boats ply the Chao Phrya. It's quieter overall in the Thonburi neighbourhood where Hop Inn is. Terrific Thai food in restaurants on Charoen Nakhon Street a 5-10 minute walk away, and a Gold Line micro train right outside the door to take you to Icon Siam shopping centre on the river. Staff are eagerly helpful, but be aware that their English is not as strong as in the more expensive hotels.

It's brilliant for a budget hotel, and very very clean. Still, I would like to have a kettle to make my own coffee. There's machine-made Italian-style coffees (and tea) available in the lobby until 11am, but it's nice to be able to have it in the room. There is a small refrigerator, however. Also, there is no safe in the room, nor at the "office," definitely an unfortunate trend in SE Asia. Most customers are Thais coming to Bangkok for a weekend; many overnighters or two nighters. It's good value, and if you are the curious type (as I am), there are some lovely surprises for those who walk down the small streets and sois on either side of the highway, there are lots of zig-zag walking opportunities.

The location was great and the room was very clean. Room has all the basic necessities. The location was good too. The hotel was just like it appeared in the pictures and descriptions, and it's a great value for the price. I didnt heard this hotel before ı come to bangkok since it's not a chain hotel in Europe, so I had some doubts. But I would recommend it to anyone reading this. It's like an equivalent to IBIS budget but at half the price.

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Hop Inn, that opened just last year is a very affordable and comfortable Bangkok stay with new facilities, fresh linens and towels, with new floorings and ceilings, walls. The room has a queen comfy bed with thick comforter and soft pillows. The skytrain Krung Thonburi station is just across the Inn. This feels like an upscale area with high end apts and offices around. Though there are small eateries offering super budget meals (specially in the morning til noon) for employees and residents and also 7 11 convenient stores nearby. You can reach the Icon Siam mall via a 30 minute walk from the Inn. Buses with different routes passes the Inn with a nearby bus stop too. I stayed at the 4th flr, and the courteous Cleaning lady staff does her work diligently every morning, should you wish your room made up. The private bathroom and the unit is spotlessly clean too. Wit, the polite and gregarious Head Staff at the lobby also heeded to my special request. It's safe and value worth to stay here. There are free Nestle coffee and hot chocolate at the vendo machine, until 11 in the morning at the grd floor. There are 2 complimentary Mineral waters too.

Great location a 2 floor 7eleven is a 2 min walk, Krung Thon Buri BTS station is in front of the hotel so you can roam around bangkok easy peasy. With nearby restaurant and a good wifi. With free coffee at the lobby and clean and comfortable rooms. The price is very affordable for it's location and service. Staffs are helpful and nice. Surely we will recommend

Minor thing 1 key card was given during our stay which is hard for us especially if the other person will be left in the room, we need to asked for assistance to the staff everytime to access the door going to the elevator.

The location is perfect for my needs, right on a major SkyTrain route but away from the chaos of the tourist traps in downtown Bangkok. In fact, the hotel is right outside the Krung Thonburi station. I recommend getting a room set back from the front in order to minimize road noise. All staff are helpful, the cleaning staff are excellent and will give you extra towels upon individual request. Free coffee downstairs before 11am. Instant noodle in Thai flavours available for a small price. Great value proposition overall.

Lack of a safe. Insufficient hangers. No phone in the room, but that is to be expected in a basic hotel. Staff don't call taxis. Rooms and the public spaces may be pretty bare for some customers, but I think there is a definite value vs cost advantage for the customer here. I've had episodic poor wifi reception in previous visits here, but I believe they have upgraded the reception. No major market nearby, though there is a small sidewalk-based market on the other side of the road (easy access up the stairs and over the road through the Skytrain station) and some really good restaurants in the direction of the river.

I really like the hotel location as it is located in front of the BTS train station. Easy access to public transportation. The staff can also communicate in English. The room is small but comfortable enough. I would definitely come again!

Good location, right at the exit of bts so it is easy to transfer by public transportation. Good price, it is new so it clean. Staff are available 24hrs. 7eleven only 2min away (that 7elecen have 2 floor, remember to go upstairs). Free 2 water glass bottle per day.

The room very basic, no toothbrush, slippers. You still can hear next room noise and car, tuk tuk, motobike acceleration noise. Water pressure not even, weak then suddenly super strong.

Several staff members were particularly impressive, one sending out a ripped shirt for sewing, and the two guys on the night-shift were very helpful in sorting out a glitch in the booking that was my fault. The location is terrific, right outside a station for the skytrain that comes from the Bangkok side; also another train from that station goes to the famous ICON Siam mega-mall on the river's edge. There's a parking lot. The room itself was cozy without being tiny; kept very clean and stocked by diligent cleaners. I suggest you get a room in the top three levels to reduce noise from the busy road outside. The shower is good, staff will give out extra towels if requested. Air-con is good. There's free morning tea and coffee in the downstairs lobby until 11am. Also, some snacks and other drinks for sale. And the lobby is clean and bright. There's a lot of restaurants nearby, especially along Charoen Nakhon street. There's decent Western breakfast a 3-minute walk from the hotel heading toward the river in a charming restaurant. It's called Kafi Sathorn (open til 3pm). I've chosen this hotel for four of my Bangkok trips so far, and find it a good value overall. Functional, not romantic.

There is no room safe, or even at the check-in. Staff are not allowed to call a taxi. Some may find it noisy, but that's true of much of Bangkok, and I find it gets better with each higher floor. I've never had trouble getting to sleep from it, unlike in some other hotels. This is the trend these days, but their Pillows are too thick for my liking; I ended up with a stiff and sore neck after the visit. There are not enough coat hangers -- just three. Every visit, I pick up six plastic ones at the market. There's just one bedside table. The positives outweigh the negatives for a place with such brilliant location and decent price.