Staff is very nice and helpful. The room is very cozy and clean

The wall a little bit thin i heard the the flush next door.

I loved the design of Lita Hotel Bangkok, with its white and wood elements creating a harmonious and inviting atmosphere. The furniture and decor felt carefully chosen to match the overall vibe. The curved walls were a thoughtful touch, not only softening the space visually but also making the room feel more spacious and reducing the risk of accidents. The textures and materials, especially the warm wood tones, were delightful. The bathroom was impressively designed—dry, clean, and stocked with Charcoalogy products, a thoughtful and premium touch. Everything matched the advertised pictures, and you can tell the owner put great care into every detail. The bed was clean and incredibly comfortable. A special shoutout to the night-shift staff, who went above and beyond by noticing my knee and finger injuries. She kindly helped carry my food to the fourth floor and assisted with my luggage. Her kindness and attentiveness made my stay even more enjoyable. I absolutely loved this place!

It would be perfect if the air conditioning filter were cleaned, as it’s currently emitting a dusty smell.

The accommodation is spotlessly clean, and the facilities are super modern! It's cleaned and maintained throughout the day, I felt comfortable taking a shower in barefoot. Everyone who works there is super polite and friendly, they've always smile on their face! The co-working space is spacious, while I was there, there were not so many people so I had plenty of space to work, do yoga etc. They kept my baggage after check out and let me work in the co-working before my bus, which was super nice!

There are two big shopping centers + food fair nearby, and a running track is in walking distance, otherwise it's located in a quiet residential area

This is our second time staying in LITA since 2019. Everything was just how we remembered! The receptionists were very welcoming, and helpful. Walkable to Blue line Central Rama 9 MRT station, Jodd Fairs, 7-Eleven. Bonus: There's a very nice hidden gem called Come Pah nearby the hotel serving homey Northern Thai food. We had it twice in our trip!

The alley towards the hotel from the main road has many potholes and stench from drainwater. Always had to play hopscotch to get out of the alley. There were some loud construction noise during the day when we were staying there. Perhaps it was just our luck during our stay this time.

VERY clean and comfortable coliving. The staff is super friendly and made us feel welcome at all times. The co-working space is comfortable and spacious. The place is really well connected and has two shopping malls nearby. It's not the most touristic area, but there's lots to see nearby, including Jodd's Fair, 2 blocks away. We were there for two weeks, while working at the co-working, and felt very comfortable. Only thing is that there's only a microwave and electric stove. But with so many food markets nearby, we didn't mind. Also, internet is ok but not great at times.

I love the Lita so much! Really amazing and beautiful spot to stay and work. The only issue I had was NOT with the hotel, but the street it's located on got very flooded (shin deep water) during some rainy days, which made it a bit inconvenient as I had to wait for it to subside. But the hotel itself is perfect in my opinion. I also loved the front desk staff. There were very friendly! I would definitely stay there again and again!

I would be great to get that clothing dryer fixed ASAP or offer other options for drying clothes like some foldable clothing racks people can bring into their rooms. Electric dryers for shoes would also be amazing during rainy season!

My stay with LITA made my whole trip in Thailand very stress-free. I feel at home whenever I get back at the end of a day trip around the city or nearby tourist spots. The location made it easy for me to go to other places by train since this is near MRT Phra Rama 9 station which connects to the airport rail. The alley you walk to LITA feels safe even at night. Having dinner is also not a problem, they are near Central Rama 9, Jodd Fairs, and even have 7/11 around the corner which has various food choices, you can also bring in take-outs as they allow you to use their plates and utensils from the kitchen. The single room is big enough for a solo traveler, but needs to mind the height of the loft bed if you are very tall hehe.

This is a very clean and modern designed small hotel/hostel. There are dorms with shared bathrooms, as well as private rooms with bathrooms. The hotel provides a very pleasant space to prepare your own breakfast or work. Even though it is not in the center, the location is very good, close to MRT station, day market and night market. Only 25 minutes drive to the airport.

Narrow stairs and no lift. Bed smell from the outside during the night and noise from equipment on the roof if you have the room at the very top.

I stayed in the private twin room and felt very comfortable. The place was spotless, the internet strong, and the staff incredibly friendly. The hotel is located in a calm alley within a neighborhood that feels local and untouristy. It’s near a main road, a subway station, and a mall, and still conveniently close to the city center.

The shower didn’t get warmer than lukewarm, and I found a couple of tiny ants on my food.

Very clean, peaceful, cute interior. Helpful and friendly staff. Free drinking water, great location on an atmospheric downtown alley. Nice view from the balcony. Probably the best (and cleanest) shower during my 2,5 months in Thailand. I also loved the toiletries: both the quality and the fact that they were not those tiny plastic bottles that most hotels use, but instead bigger bottles with less plastic waste. I also happen to like the Thai style hard beds :)

Climbing the narrow stairs up and down, especially with the heat and luggage (5th floor), but luckily we did get help from the staff. There was nothing on the balcony (except for a no smoking sign :), a couple of chairs would have been great to watch the sunsets (but then again it was probably too hot for that anyway).