Near/close to the BTS station. Food is available right outside the door Very hip and clique hotel with open collaboration spaces 7-11 across the road, discounts for other eateries if you flash your LYF card Crew is lively Wifi is stable and fast (SSL)

Some rooms are close to the railway nearby so you can hear the train as it passes, you might want to request quiet rooms if available

I like the clique and modern designs, I stayed in Lyf in Singapore (Funan, one-north) and when my business trips started to be more frequent in Thailand, I was pleasantly surprised to find Lyf opened a branch there too, it has been my go-to choice for staying in Bangkok. Food, amenities and even some night entertainment are all close at hand.

Soundproofing: Some rooms are too near the BTS rail line, making the night sleep sometimes uncomfortable, perhaps Kyf can consider better soundproofing. Privacy: in the same observation, windowed rooms are always an attraction, but some rooms we can clearly see the occupants in the other building - suggest if the window can be changed to one-way mirror on the outside.

Location, location, location. The hotel is very close to Nana BTS station so it's very easy to take the BTS to other parts of Bangkok. The Sukhumvit MTR / Asok BTR station is a ten minute walk away. Or one can take the BTS one stop if one is in a hurry. Since the hotel is in the middle of a touristy streets there are many good restaurants nearby. One can get a nice takeaway box with Thai food from one at the hawkers for almost no money at all, and they often work late. There's also a 7-11 opposite of the hotel which I believe is open 24/7. The hotel is clean in general. The beds are comfortable. The AC works fine. There are machines that provide free drinking water on each floor. There are tables next to the reception where one can sit and work and the WiFi works very well. The tables have power outlets compatible with American, European and UK plugs.

There is no mini-fridge in the room. There are shared fridges next to the reception area, but I find that a bit inconvenient compared to having a fridge in the room. As others have mentioned the shower and restroom are more designed for being cool than being functional. I would have preferred a normal bathroom with a proper door. The rooms are rather noisy. I could hear when my neighbor turned on the light switch or when they took a shower. The windows barely shut out noise at all. When the BTS passes by every few minutes it gets very loud in the room. And since Sukhumvit Soi 8 is a busy party street one can hear that too.

The location close to Nana BTS is great. The bed mattress and pillows were very good. I normally get neck issues if the mattress and pillows are not firm. Here I did not have any issues with2 my neck.

The room design was not the best. The sink was outside close to the bed and this made the room cramped. There is no mini fridge and hot water kettle in the room.

Really lovely staff, let me check in early even though I only intended to leave my bag. The room was great, no fridge or kettle but they did have a filtered water dispenser next to the elevator with cold water. And there’s the communal kitchen if you’re into that. Air con was great, room/level decor was awesome and unique. Really great value, great location to bus and trains as well as walking distance to a lot of shops/stalls etc. and a really nice experience all around. Keep in mind if not travelling solo that the shower door and toilet door are the same door that slides on a rail, but they are separate rooms. There was some construction going on but I always bring earplugs when I travel so wasn’t an issue. Bed was on a raised platform, not sure if all rooms are like that but if you have mobility issues, maybe double check.

The staff are great. The location is good because it's back from the main road so it's nice and quiet from road traffick. Great roof garden space too. Mainly has good budget facilities, shared kitchen etc.

The rooms are small, kind of Ikea-ish, so if you're travelling a little heavy, you'll have trouble finding space to put any of your stuff out. No wardrobe or fridge in the room. You can hear the people in the room next door quite easily at night. If your only staying a couple nights it's perfect.

The location is one of the finest as you can go to Terminal 21 for shopping and to see a movie. Also a metro stations are very close to the hotel, we have used Asok and Nana stations (BTS line) as well as MRT line. Lumphini park is near the hotel - you can see varans (monitor lizards) in the day time there. We liked 7/11 shop just in front of the hotel - you can have any type of breakfast you want. Also you can cook in the shared kitchen and store food in the fridge - the area on the ground floor is cozy and useful. There are a lot of places around - bars, local kitchen and street food available. During our stay we were also working remotely, so we highly appreciated additional areas to work - the roof terrace was equipped with tables and chairs and ground floor area had even better chairs and tables together with the charging place. There are darts, table football and aero hockey you can play for free! Also you can easily wash and dry your clothes for a good price just on the second floor inside the hotel.

We had 2 quite large bags with us and only one could feet the place under the bed. It wasn`t a big problem though, as there is no wardrobe available, we used the other bag as a storage for our clothes. So be ready to use one shelf and 5 hangers as the wardrobe option. The only thing that was a bit frustrating - the pillows. They were very soft and did not support the neck during the night. But just used other pillows that were placed in the room for the design.

Location is great, super close to Nana BTS station. Nearby malls like Terminal 21, Emsphere are totally walkable too. Room is considered big for 1 person, still spacious for 2pax. But i think there might be some awkward moments if you're staying with a friend...There is only 1 sliding door for either the toilet or the shower. Closing one means the other will be open. And the shower glass facing the bed is slightly frosted so yea. Just something to consider if you may not be comfortable with any of those.

my room was on the side closer to the BTS train tracks, so i could hear the trains running so clearly at night and in the morning (BTS operates from 6am - 12am). Not great for light sleepers like me.

Stayed here before, and although I don't like staying in Nana, location near to the BTS Skytrain is hard to beat and easy to get to many places of interest from there, West to Siam and beyond or East to Phrom Phong and Thonglor. Room is basic but cheerful and does the job. Staff also try their best to cater to our needs. Still love having the Tao Bin machine in the lobby for a quick drink.

I don't like the stench in the lobby staying there this time around. Yes, Nana is party town for many but the smell of weed and others in the lobby is a bit unsettling and wasn't there the last time I stayed.

It was clean and tidy, located close to a BTS station and had washing machines and dryers available for use (100 baht each per load). The bed was very comfortable, and the sheets were clean and soft.

My room had no air conditioner remote, so it got very cold in the night. I also thought the location was a bit dodgy, I liked that it was near a BTS station (Nana) but I didn’t realise on booking that this is actually the “red light district” of Bangkok. The massage places around the hotel were… interesting, and there was a lot of old white men roaming the streets. It’s also quite far from the main attractions of Bangkok despite the BTS line and Metro station about 10 minutes walk away. It took about 30-50 minutes by train to get to the Royal Palace, Wat Arun etc.