The property is close to Khao San Road without having to deal with the noise that comes with actually staying on that road! The staff are great, they provide social events which are great for socialising and meeting the people in your hostel. One of the events was a clean up at the temple Wat Arun - the sense of community… never experienced anything like that before. The facilities itself are great, a/c is awesome, rooms are clean and not super cramped (I stayed in a 4-bed), breakfast is good and contains a variety of fruits, cakes, toast, cereal, tea/coffee etc. And if you don’t like any of those, you can simply go and get your toastie from 7/11 which is across the road. I would definitely consider staying here again when in Bangkok!

The only thing (which is no fault of the hostel) is that there is no direct train nearby to go to the airport. It’s bus+train or taxi/grab - a small inconvenience but no matter.

One of the best hostel I can say. I enjoyed Bangkok more because of the hostel mates I got here they were the most genuine people I have met . The facilities were damn good the grass area was kept clean. Always cleaning the washroom and finally my fav part the common room. I spent most of the time there only the couch the air con everything is super. The bed was comfortable and I being 6’3 I could fit easily. Also the activities they have planned for every day was really good and also the songkran preparation was done at the best. Only Con they switch of the air con at night at the common area though I adjusted got hold of a fan and put it right towards me. Finally thanks to the owener and their family for creating such a great hostel with great environment. I miss the cats 🥲

The vibe of this hostel is really what makes it! Super chilled social vibes, with decent optional activities such as markets, meditation etc. Location is perfect and is really quiet. Breakfast although basic is good, lots of fresh fruit. Rooms are nice and clean. Staff are friendly and helpful.

For the price, the rooms are really very small and basic. The hostel has 2 cats which go everywhere inside and climb all over the furniture including dining tables - I’m really allergic to cats so it would be good if they mentioned this in the blurb

I found the hostel to be social with people being open to interact with each other and spontaneously make plans together. At the same time respectful and quiet over the night to be able to sleep. The small breakfast was a great start for the day and the daily activities really tried to offer something different and outside of the most popular spots. I could also reach it easily with a direct bus from the airport which drops you 10 min away from it.

I was very happy with the hostel. A small detail would be about maybe providing some nice coffee or turning down a bit lower the AC in the social room but these are definitely small details.

First of all, it’s a super cozy hostel. The common areas feels like a living room and the home-y vibes definitely attract a certain demographic. I overheard one guy say he didn’t like the hostel because it wasn’t social enough (lol) but I feel like if you want somewhere to party and go hard, mad monkey is right next door. If you want to meet chill and more relaxed people (but still social) then Jam is great. I met some really amazing people over the 2 weeks I stayed! I noticed that the demographic is mainly mid to late twenties, less young teens which I preferred. The events they host are sooo cool (check out the free Muay Thai!!! I went twice because it was super nice) and Xi was energetic, fun, and really brought the vibes. I extended my stay twice because I liked the overall energy of this hostel so much. It’s also right across the street from a 7-11 and other great attractions just around the corner. In terms of the room, I liked the beds since they had a firmer mattress and it had everything you needed (little shelf for your things, curtain, locker, etc). I was in the mixed dorm and everyone was super respectful and quiet which was lovely. Plus the cats are adorable 😍😍

The rooms are pretty small and can get cramped especially if multiple people are trying to get ready in the mornings. There was also a bit of a weird drain smell from the en-suite bathrooms during my stay but I found that if I closed the door it made it better - not a fan of en-suite bathrooms generally for this reason. Also, it’s a bit on the pricier end considering the amenities they offer but I guess it’s Bangkok and a social hostel.

We enjoyed the clean Hostel. We booked a private room for 2 people since we are older backpackers. We had a big clean room with our own bathroom/shower (Great water pressure with warm water). The breakfast was delicious. Hard boiled eggs, fresh seasonal fruits (Mango, Papaya, Dragon fruit) cereal, bread, pastries etc. We felt very comfortable there. They also have a schedule of fun places to go in Bangkok but we did not take advantage of going with them on their adventures. Great for solo backpackers too. We enjoyed talking with the international backpackers and shared our story since my husband and I met while backpacking in Thailand 35 years ago. I am American and he is Swedish. Walking distance to Ko San Road. We also saw a huge Water Monitor Lizard while eating breakfast on the terrace. The Hostel has a canal behind it. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Thank you Jam Hostel! ❤️

We wished we could have stayed longer.

An excellent, very sociable hostel. It was ideal for people like me that don't want a crazy party, but enjoy more casual socialising and activities. They organise fun activities each day, which were either free or really reasonably priced. The breakfast is simple, but really nice (toast, eggs, fruit and some cakes). The location is fab - very close to Khao San Road, but still relatively quiet at night. The rooms are a bit cramped, but the beds were comfy, and the air con and bathrooms were really good. Highly recommended.

The location was great- easy 5 min walk to the river N13 stop to hop on the Express boat which took you to the Grand Palace and other tourist sites. Close to Khao San Road and I could also walk to the National Museum. The Room/shower were clean (with en-suite bathroom which is a plus!), breakfast every morning, and the woman who owns it is lovely and organized a lot of activities for the guests to do. The crowd tended to skew younger being close to Khao San road, but it was social without being a party hostel. I would stay here again.

The bed was hard

Everything was s good about this stay! As a solo traveler, I wanted to have a hostel environment but, as an adult at mid 30s, I wanted to have some privacy with private room+bathroom. This hostel met all my requirements. Besides, the host is very friendly lady who likes to talk and arrange activities to bring people together. Location is so close to the buzzing Khao San Road and surroundings but still very calm area with convenience of stores around. The room was designed smartly and the cleaning was well done. I would probably consider here again even if I visit Bangkok as a couple.

Very good hostel, it has everything you may ask, starting from a lovely host, a good breakfast and very well-organized activities. The structure is new and the beds are state of the art; the rooftop is also a plus!

The rooms are very small for what you pay for - there is barely room to walk, left alone to put the luggages down. The laundry available in the premises is one of the worst I've seen - I had to wash all again the day after in a laundr-o-mat, because everything was smelly from the laundry and still wet from the dryer (very expensive dryer)