The place is beautiful! This old wooden house is located in the middle of Chinatown, but the street is tiny, so it's not crowdy and pretty quiet at night. The place is full of beautiful vintage details and decorated with great love. At the coffee shop downstairs you can get very very good coffee.

Since the house is old and wooden, the soundproofing is not very well here. I heard my neighbours watching tv and snoring as if we shared the common apartment. Also, there were people upstairs who moved in at night, so I heard them walking and talking pretty loudly. Fortunately, I had my earplugs. Glad there were no awkward sounds, haha.

An exceptional find. Small, cozy guesthouse in the heart of Chinatown. Located 1 block off Yaowarat in a small alley. Was amazingly quiet given the location. Owner was super nice and breakfast was different and delicious every morning. There are steps to the rooms, no problem for me but maybe for some. Room was exactly as pictured and lovely. From this location I could explore all of Chinatown and Talat noi on foot. 100% recommend and would be my pleasure to stay again. My favorite so far.

Not a thing to dislike.

One of the most quirky nice places I've ever stayed. Design looked like everything was from the 60s, like stepping into a time capsule. Room was very comfortable. The guy working there (the owners sister) was the kindest person I've met. A true bed and breakfast, very hospitable. Location was literally 10 metres from Chinatown stalls, which was unbelievable, my favourite part of BKK.

There are no curtains to block out the sunlight, so prepare to wake up at 6am. Tight stairs and bed on the floor would be a problem for people with mobility issues, but was fine for us.

The main thing you need to know is that we loved our stay here and would stay again. Yes, it’s basically a hostel, though it has private rooms with bathrooms, but didn’t seem to have people milling about. We booked this because of the location, only a few blocks — three minute walk — from the Wat Mangkorn MRT station and right near Chinatown. We were walking distance to the reclining buddha and other sights, and not too far from the waterfront ferry system. So, how was the room? Well, you enter into a VERY small sitting area — a couple of beanbags on the floor with a low table and a tv — and then there was a ladder up to 4 single beds spread across the entire second floor. Based on the photos we saw before booking, we thought it was a staircase, so the ladder was a bit of a surprise, but the beds were very comfortable and the pillows were not too big or hard. It's impossible to “hang out” in the lower area ‘cause our bags took up much of the space and there was nothing higher than the beanbag chairs; it would be nice to have at least one “real” chair, for those of us who are older. Maybe move the tv up into the sleeping area? The room we had backed up against the alley in front of the hotel so we heard the cats in the middle of the night and the people prepping/cleaning at the restaurant across the street, so it might get pretty noisy and, to be honest, it did! That said, they supply earplugs for you and they worked just fine. (They also have a washer/dryer that really helped us out.) The shower had lots of hot water and the whole place was really clean! Again, it’s a great location but, all in all, there’s one primary reason to stay there ... the man who runs the place! He was so nice and helpful and warm and welcoming ... just a dream host. Every morning he prepared a special (delicious) breakfast for us and gave us directions when we needed them.

The hotel was really exceptional, very nice host, always helpful. Excellent location in the middle of Chinatown, but located on very small, quiet street. 5min walk from MRT. Stay includes also breakfast. Room was clean with very comfortable bed, basic cosmetics in the bathroom, fresh towels and cleaning almost everyday. Entire hotel decorated in traditional Asian style with beautifully hand-painted details. Perfect for few nights stay.

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This place is amazing. The location is fantastic (literally steps away from the action of Chinatown, but far enough off the main road that it was a quiet place to retreat to when it was time to rest/relax), the host was wonderful and brought us a hand-selected breakfast each morning, and the room was comfortable with good AC. We were in the Family Room with Bathroom and had 4 comfortable beds (for the 4 of us...2 adults and 2 kids) in a loft and nice bathroom. The living space besides the sleeping area and bathroom is small but if you are planning on exploring Bangkok and just using your room as a comfortable space to rest and recharge, it is absolutely perfect.

Great location. Very clean. Comfortable bed and pillows. Very nice people and different breakfast served every morning.

I stayed in the green room which was perfect. The only thing, I really liked the flor lamp which is shown on the photo, as it makes this room super cosy, however the lamp wasn’t in that room, which was a bit disappointing. Photos need to be updated.

Centrally located in a quiet alley, just 5m off the street. Subway (Wat Mangkon Station, Blue Line) just a few minutes walk away; restaurants & cafes, street side food stalls are all over in the vicinity. A good room for rest and sleeping.

The small bathroom has no exhaust fan/outlet, so toilet smell could be an inconvenience.

Simple clean accommodation in heart of Chinatown in Bangkok. A sense of being in a home, very kind hosts.

Being an older property it has steep narrow stairs with small treads, and spaces are tight, so not a good idea for those with limited mobility. A little difficult to find at first - look for the “currency exchange” sign, which marks the entrance to the alleyway.

This is an underrated Boutique Hotel. It is not a hostel as advertised. Mr Leang, the person in charge of this hotel is very very friendly and helpful. I have been travelling to Bangkok for more than 10 years and this is by far the best boutique hotel i have stayed so far