OB Arun House is a pure and splendid Thai style traditional home stay. If you would like to feel what the life styles of the old town Bangkok people are, here may be the best choice for you! Though it’s in traditional style but inside, they have all a standard modern hotel expected to be equipped!! The host family are all nice & helpful people with smile always. Furthermore I would like to say the suburbs and the house itself should not be only looked as a place to stay, but also it’s a sightseeing itself as a part of the old Bangkok, with the nearby Wat Arun and Grand Palace Areas!!

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Excellent stay at OB Arun House. It’s like staying with a family, but you have private rooms with ensuite bathrooms. Immaculate rooms, cleaned daily. Didn’t see a single bug, which is rare for SE Asia. Crackers and coffee for breakfast to get you going. Owner Oak is super helpful and friendly and makes sure everything is taken care of. Right next to Wat Arun and the boat pier, easy to Grab to city centre. As Wat Arun closes at night, the street becomes very quiet. Would definitely stay again in the future.

Shower could use a bit more pressure but that’s just a small thing.

I chose the facility due to location, just behind wat arun (2 mins walk) and riverboat to main attractions. The owner was great: easy to contact, communicative, resourceful, and VERY nice. Despite simple accommodation, they provide corner+ kitchen to use, having a chat with the owner and family. I stayed at the second floor, with wooden floor and walls, felt like visiting relative's house. When opening window I could hear birds chirping, rooster crowing, and buddhist monk chatting from afar, as well as enjoying rains from inside

I would like to have a bit of room rearrangement; despite large windows, rooms felt claustrophobic, due to thick curtain and awkward positioning of furniture (difficult to open window). Also, having a bedside lamp is much better, than "head-bed lamp" .

The room was spotless, comfortable, and had everything we needed for a pleasant stay. Its location couldn’t be better – just a 2-minute walk from the stunning Arun Temple and the ferry, which makes it super easy to cross the river and reach all the main attractions. The owner was incredibly helpful, providing us with a detailed guide full of tips on local shops and restaurants, and even arranged a taxi to the airport for us. Highly recommended!

Noise from the street when loud cars and motorbikes are passing as the windows are not soundproof (during the night the area is quite)

This small local hotel was perfect for us. Communication with our host was excellent, before and during, and although it was nothing fancy, it was good value. a 5 minute walk to the river ferries made it a great location to see the main sites along the river. Self serve coffee and tea was appreciated. It was clean with great AC. The neighborhood and front Street goes very quiet after 6 pm when Wat Arun closes.There's few restaurants in the immediate area (a 711 is only a short walk) but a 5 minute walk to the ferry and a 5 minute crossing (about 20 cents) and you'll find many options.

There is something magical about this place. 2min walk from beautiful temple Arun Wat. The neighbourhood is quiet and peaceful. Most importantly the owners are very friendly. Our room was spacious, beds comfortable, pretty big AND VERY CLEAN bathroom. I spent almost 2 months in Thailand and that was the cosiest place on our way. There is a kitchen on ground floor that you can use. Tea,.coffee, cookies, instant soups, kettle, juice. Plates, mugs, everything that you need. I actually felt like I'm visiting relatives, not that I'm staying in hotel. Thanks for that !

Very clean, staff very friendly, fridge and ac in room worked well as did the shower. Good sized room.

A bit of noise but we always sleep with earplugs (some are provided too if you don’t have your own) so no problem at all sleeping. Found the bed a little hard but simply put spare duvet under the mattress protector which made it really comfy. Excellent value for money. Technically the ‘wrong side’ of the river but the 2 minute ferry crossing is just 2 mins walk from hotel so was no problem at all and very cheap. Hotel is almost next to away Arun. Felt safe here even at night.

The hotel host went above and beyond to help us with everything from finding late night food to figuring out how to get to our next destination. I cannot recommend him enough. The room was extremely clean and quiet. It's a 4 minute walk to Wat Arun, and walking distance from the Grand Palace and the Flower Market. Rajadamnern muay thai stadium and Thon Buri train station were a 100-200 baht taxi ride. I would not hesitate to book this place again.

Ob Arun house was traditional-style comfort and in a quiet location perfect for Wat Arun temple and river transport. The only possible drawback for location is that ferries stop running by 7pm, but I was happy to rely on Grab taxi if needed after that, and the neighbourhood is charming. The hosts were incredibly helpful, including baggage storage and arranging transfers. I appreciated the tea and coffee and the downstairs dining space.

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We loved the location, so close to Wat Arun and the ferry services, but in 'old' Bangkok. It was very good value for money considering its great location. It is an old building, and more like an air bnb than a hotel. This is simple style, clean, accommodation in a kind, genuine family home. The shower was good, and the air con worked well and was quiet. There is a fridge in the room. They say breakfast is not provided, but there were some packets of cereal and biscuits downstairs, along with tea and coffee. If you brought in some bread and butter, there is a toaster. The owners were very helpful organising taxis to and from the airport at a reasonable rate. It probably isn't ideal if you want nightlife!

The shutters and screens kept out the light, but not sound. Most of the time this was a very quiet location, except for the occasional dog and cat, and the very early morning trumpet reveille, we presume from the naval college!! Not a big problem, but maybe earplugs would be useful!