I’ve had the pleasure of staying here twice during my Thailand travels, and overall, both stays were fantastic! The first time, I splurged on a private room, and it was very good! Modern, stylish, and more luxurious than I expected. The second time, I went for the dormitory, and it was still super comfortable and great value for money. The location? Unbeatable. Right in the heart of China Town, you step out of the door and you’re in the middle of a vibrant, authentic Thai experience (even though you are in China Town lol). None of that tourist-trap vibe like in the Phra Nakhon area (where everything is pricier, too). Here, you get real local charm, amazing street food, and culture at every turn.

Now, the one downside: the bathrooms. They weren’t as clean as I’d hoped, especially in the dorms. It wasn’t a dealbreaker, but a little more attention to cleanliness in the shared areas would make this place even better. That said, check-in was super easy, and the building itself is lovely and modern. Overall, if you’re looking for a great mix of comfort, affordability, and local flavor in Bangkok, this is still a good option. I’ll definitely be back—hopefully with cleaner bathrooms next time!

It works for freelancers, two rooms where you will find desks and chairs, and these are separated from the rooms.

Check properly your room and what you are booking, to be sure it cant be changes.

Minimalist, Modern & Functional – Feels Like Home I really enjoyed my stay here! The design is minimalistic and modern, with everything you need for a comfortable and functional experience. It gives off a familiar, almost European vibe, which made me feel right at home. The rooftop terrace is beautiful – perfect for relaxing or enjoying a sunset – and the co-working space is a huge plus! Whether you want to work, eat, or just hang out, it’s a great common area. The kitchen is BIG and well-equipped, though I think adding a bigger fridge (or a second one) would be a helpful upgrade. My room was clean and simple, with a large storage space under the bed. Sheets were spotless and neatly arranged – big thumbs up for cleanliness! Bonus: the building feels very solid. I happened to be on the rooftop during the earthquake, and it held strong, which gave me extra peace of mind. Overall, a great stay – would definitely recommend for digital nomads, solo travelers, or anyone looking for a cozy and efficient place to stay.

That said, there are a few things that could make the stay even more comfortable for guests: • Fridge space – There’s just one small fridge for a lot of people, and it gets crowded quickly. A second fridge or a larger one would definitely help. • Room temperature – The AC is often set too cold and can’t be adjusted individually, making the room uncomfortable at times. • Cleaning – The city is quite dusty, and the cleaning lady does her best, but I think providing a vacuum instead of a broom would make cleaning more effective and efficient.

Good option for who's traveling on budget and looking for something more then basic. Nice rooftop, stable WiFi connection and many places for to seat and chill. Rooms are well equipped, lockes and everything.

Claim to be a digital nomads but there's not a singal desk to work on. Only sofas, bar charis or ground mattress. That's impossible to work like this with a laptop for over an hour. Hostel is prrety big and there many guests, all sharing one firdge which is so full you can't even open it without something will fall on you. showers are feeling like a country club, there's always a free stand and there's always something left from the dude who shower before you. Same for toilet. Rooms are too small, if someone standing on the floor, other must wait in his bed / outside till someone will finish or get to bed.

One of the best hostels I’ve stayed in. Even in a 24-bed dorm, you still get your own privacy. The beds have thick curtains, the ladders to the top bunks are actually comfortable (unlike the usual hostel ones), and the lockers are spacious and secure. The common area is truly enjoyable—perfect for both work and relaxation. Coffee and sandwiches make the day much better. The Wi-Fi is stable in every corner of the hostel, and the staff is always ready to help and answer any questions. Overall, everything here feels well-organized and runs like clockwork.

The paid towels and the overly aggressive air conditioning in the common area—but these are just minor things compared to everything else.

The common area was wonderful!

The beds weren’t the most comfortable and had little “friends” that bit you during the night. The AC in the room was set too warm as well, it was hard to sleep with it set to 26C.

Really good location in Chinatown, I walked to a lot of places I wanted to see. The rooftop location is nice, like it in the morning cause you get a bit of sun. I was in a 8 person room(I think, didn't count) and you have a lot of privacy compare to place I have been before in Malaysia, I don't know if this is the norm in Thailand but it was great. I was top bunk and you actually have stairs instead of a ladder.

Bathroom is shared with the whole building and you might not have your room on the same floor, might be annoying if you need to go often. The coffee place open kind of late downstairs so if you rise early do plan to have your coffee elsewhere, still cool place to be when open.

The property is amazing and very clear the roof area is also really amazing where you can work

The wifi in the room doesn't work so well it keeps on disconnecting

At first glance, it might feel a bit like a prison but trust me, that’s just a first impression. Once you move past that, you’ll discover one of the most comfortable and well-thought-out hostels I’ve stayed in. It’s super easy to socialize, yet even though it’s a large place, there’s a calm atmosphere with surprisingly little noise. There are coworking areas, cozy shared spaces, and a beautiful rooftop terrace to relax or hang out with others. You get free sandwiches in the morning, the drinks from the café are delicious, and there’s free water available upstairs. The vibe is chill, being right in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Chinatown. Everything is clean and well taken care of. Honestly, it’s the perfect mix of energy and peace. I extended my stay for a couple of nights.....

Escherlike artsy layout. Good ac, bathroom, entry cafe, comfy bed.

It's a structured capitalist entity. I receive an email saying 15% discount. They say that's not available. Then, I see in the elevator a 10% off for extended stays, then, that's also not available. The cafe is too expensive for a hostel and no outlets. They said I didn't pay the previous extension and I did and they realized, I made the payment after an hour. The checkout time is at 11 and they are strict and why is it like that when everywhere else is 12 and I am not paying less. The rooftop bar and cafe is not open, you can sit but there is no service or music. It could add plenty of value.