location is good. you can take the shuttle boat to the opposite side (sampheng market of Chinatown) for a fare of 4 baht. The boat runs between 5.45 am and 9 pm. Close to the apartment is DinDaeng market with a lot of street food to choose from.

The owner says they only provide free bottle of water on the first day of check in. But later I asked for free water and they obliged me. I think it is a basic requirement for the owner to provide bottles of free water for their paying guests. Or else, they should have a water dispenser in the lobby.

This accommodation has everything you need to spend a few pleasant days in Bongkok. It is a spacious and comfortable accommodation. It is a short walk away from a busy street full of authentic street food and convenience stores. Public transport, including boats, is within 10 minutes of the accommodation, so you can explore the whole city in peace. The best sights and attractions within a range of 1 to 4 kilometers. The host herself, Jar, will help, advise and recommend everything you ask her about. Responds immediately via WatSapp. Above all, she was incredibly accommodating when we needed to move our check-out from the accommodation by a few hours due to the postponement of our flight from Bangkok, which she accepted without the slightest problem. Thank you once again...

I stayed here already two times in 2019. This is such a great place in Bangkok! The location is in a non-touristic area with a lovely neighbourhood, where there are countless restaurants, food stalls and of course grocery stores, 7-Eleven and Lotus's supermarkets. You can cross the river to Chinatown by boat, which costs only 4 Baht (10 Cents). On the other side you can easily get to everywhere by boat, taxi or motorcycle. The room as well as the bathroom had a mordern and bright look and it was spotlessly clean. Everything like the aircon, the water heater and the water pressure worked perfectly at all times and there was no bad smell in the bathroom like in many other places. The room had even a small balcony which was nice to sit there in the evenings with views of Bangkok! There were mosquito nets in the bathroom and at the balcony door. On the floor outside the room there's a shared fridge and a microwave oven. And very convenient, there's a coin operated washing machine on the floor, too. For those who don't even want to operate the washing machine by themselves, they also offer a laundry service. The house has a lift and it's guarded by a security person. I could park my bicyle at the property. Last but not least, I was able to have a letter sent to the property by my bank with a replacement credit card prior to arrival. This was extremely helpful, because I was still travelling and didn't know when the card would arrive exactly. They even notified me when the letter arrived and they didn't want to take any money for this service. The host Jar is extraordinarily helpful, trustworthy and obviously not greedy at all, as the room rates are more than reasonable and fair! The value for the money is absolutely outstanding. This is defintitely one of the best places I've stayed at in six years of travelling.

We were there early before 10am, and intended to put our bags first, but the front staff allowed us to check-in early. We were so grateful because it was a hot day. The room was clean, spacious, cozy, and comfortable. Electric kettle, AC, hot water, all works fine. Soap and shampoo in big bottles. Microwave, fridge, bottled water, toilet papaer also available at the end of the hallway, which was right next door to us. The balcony was also nice, you can hang your washed clothes (you can use the paid laundry machine on the other end of hallway) and actually enjoy the city view. Big plus, every guest gets a free cold drink everyday (except sunday because the cafe stall is closed). For us, the location was perfect, because it's among local residential area (quiet and the locals were friendly), but only 350M to local market, and furthermore from the market is a boat crossing to the other side of Chao Phraya (costs THB 4). Also, across the market is a bus stop that makes easier to go anywhere around the city. With the boat crossing, Chinatown is very accessible and walkable. Iconsiam is also walkable if you like shopping malls. you can take the bus from across the market to Wat Arun, Big C, and many more places.

The bathroom floor was slippery, but there's a pair of flip flop to wear, so no big deal. I wish the size were bigger tho 😄 Soundproofing was bad, but that really depends on the people staying in the rooms next to you. Also there's a few ants on the floor, but no big deal.

The value for money is unbeatable and the room was very clean and had everything we needed. The shower had good pressure, the internet was working perfectly, there is a lift, the laundry service was also very convenient and affordable.

We came tired and had to wait for the guard to contact his supervisor (who knew our arrival time but didn't answered the phone) to get permission to hand us our key. Also the neighbors in the room next to ours were very noisy after midnight and the walls are a bit thin.

I liked that it is far enough removed from the maddening throngs, tucked away in a little neighborhood on the other side of the Chao Praya. It's a 10 minute walk to the Din Daeng pier, where a boat will take you across to Ratchuwang, gateway to Chinatown and all that glorious food. You can hook into the excellent Bangkok public transportation system from the Chao Praya Express, and there are both moto taxis and a public bus stop at Din Daeng pier. The staff was kind to help me negotiate my lost luggage back to me, and it was delivered to my room the next day. There also is a lively night market some nights 5 minutes from the hotel with many delicious and intriguing options. The room was clean and spacious with good air conditioning.

It wasn't really a problem for me since I am an early to bed type, but the cross river ferry stops at 2100, the Chao Praya Express even earlier, I think. So if you are into late night partying you would have to rely on taxis or the like to get back to the hotel late. It's not a backpacker or foreigner type neighborhood (a plus in my book) so if you want to hang out with backpackers and foreigners while drinking Changs into the wee hours, maybe not your thing. Some familiarity with Bangkok and its transport options would be helpful.

The room was big enough for 2/3 people. The bed sheets and the bathroom were clean. The A/C worked perfectly. They offered all the necessary indications/instructions to know the city and also the host was available through WhatsApp in case you need further information or something happens. From the outside the hotel doesn't look like one, it seems that they also have another business running there but it didn't interfere with my stay. There is a machine to get purified water for a very cheap price. Subway (golden line) is 15 min walk and there is also a very small coffee shop (specialty coffee & bakery) call LEKKER that you definitely should go to. Also, during your walk to the subway, you will find 7/11, coffee shops, and local food trucks. The hotel is located in a typical Thai neighborhood.

Location. I knew it was not close to the main tourist attractions (that was the main reason why I chose it) but I spent a lot of time and money getting to the center / Royal palace / Buddha's temple / etc. It is very common to use GRAB (like UBER) but the app never recognized the hotel's address. So I had to go to the Golden Line station and then walk 10/15 minutes to the hotel. I would suggest this place if you want to have the experience of "living" real Thai life. You won't definitely meet other tourists! Beds are extremely hard but that's the way beds are in Southeast Asia.

Good place, a bit hard for the bolt cars to go through the roads where the property is, but they all managed. Location for the House of Happiness on Bolt app is more accurate than the location shown on Booking. The area is okay, there are mini markets and street food everywhere, but it was not possible to use public transport, all was showing over an hour trip for the trips that were just 15min away by car. Bolt very cheap though. If you have a higher budget, there are nicer looking areas over the river or near Iconsiam mall. Tv actually works and you have YouTube, Netflix, Prime… so we were able to enjoy some music. There is mosquito net on the windows which was great. All in all, it’s a good property to stay in, but you won’t be spending much time in that area.

A bit outdated. Shower head needs urgent replacing. Top of the sofa had dust, the room needed better cleaning.

The rooms were spacious and comfortable. There was toilet paper and water to take for free on the ground floor. There was also one coffee or tea included per day from the coffee shop on the property (MT), which we appreciated very much. Very interesting location with many locals and non tourist shops.

After walking in the rooms my socks were a bit dirty so the floors probably werent cleaned properly but except for that, it was clean. Also one room did not have warm water but it was no issue as we wanted to cool down anyways :)

I stayed at the House of Happiness for two nights, the room was super clean and comfortable..had everything i needed..the owner & staff were also all really thoughtful and helpful during my stay. The location was in a local area, which had lots of street food and shops. It is also close to the local ferry if you want to explore Bangkok by river or visit China Town. Would highly recommend if you want to stay somewhere clean,comfortable, affordable & at. location which gives you more insight into local life.