Location could not be better. Right in the middle of Chinatown but a street away from the madness. Surprisingly quiet even in the evenings. The comfiest beds ever. Staff were so friendly. I stayed in the private room with balcony and it was a great size. Balcony was nice to step out on in the morning. Very clean for a hostel. Would definitely stay again purely for the location and the staff.

Tiny things like the toilet was coming away slightly from the base and the sink plug could do with a good scrub but it was totally minor and didn't affect my trip. My room was 5 flights of narrow stairs up, just something to bare in mind when booking.

Pat, Koi and the staff were very kind until the very end of my stay! I stayed from November 30 to December 8, 2024. On my first day, they helped me right immediately and told me what I could do in Bangkok; I liked the place because of center of the temples and foods areas. Every day, they are eager to assist you with what you can do and where to dine, not only in Bangkok but also on your next vacation throughout Thailand. They're quite helpful. I feel at home staying here. Khawp khun khrap To Pat, Koi and staff for being fantastic. Every day, I observed how wonderfully you cared for your guests and me. Thank you for taking care of my laundry. I will surely return to this hostel the next time I visit Bangkok. Don't be afraid to inquire anything; they'll help you right away. 😊

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Tian Tian Hostel is a fantastic choice for travelers looking for a clean, comfortable, and welcoming stay in Bangkok. The host is exceptionally hospitable and friendly, ensuring a pleasant experience for guests. The hostel maintains an outstanding level of cleanliness—rooms, bunk beds, linens, washrooms, and toilets are spotless and always smell fresh. One of the highlights is the self-service breakfast, where guests can make their own eggs and omelets, adding a homely touch. All essential amenities are provided, including lockers for security. The hostel also offers excellent facilities such as air-conditioned rooms, a shared lounge, and even concierge services. Located conveniently, it provides easy access to local attractions, making it a great place for exploring the city. The positive reviews are well deserved, and I highly recommend this hostel for a comfortable and enjoyable stay in Bangkok

The building's design was very unique, and we stayed on the top floor. Surprisingly, we didn’t mind the stairs at all; in fact, we found it quite interesting and different. Our room was spacious with a large bed and a balcony offering a great view of the Chinese Quarter, which added to the charm of the place. The bed linens were clean and fresh, and we really enjoyed the quirky touches in the room, like the cat figurines. We were also pleased to find a refrigerator and a kettle in the room, which made our stay even more comfortable. The hotel’s location is perfect, right in the heart of the Chinese Quarter. The hostel staff were friendly, always ready to help and answer our questions.

The breakfast was a bit unusual—it wasn’t really a typical breakfast but rather an opportunity to prepare your own, consisting mainly of fried eggs and toast. I would recommend that the hotel make this clearer on the booking check so guests know that what’s offered isn’t a full breakfast but a chance to cook eggs and toast for themselves. However, we managed to make the best of it. We bought yogurt, cereal, and vegetables from a nearby store to complement our breakfast, and in the end, it wasn’t too bad. At night, it was sometimes noisy, which is understandable since it’s a hostel with young people who occasionally make some noise.

The property's location is really good. We explored lots of close by neighborhoods in China town. China town by itself is at its most vibrant over the weekend. Not much to do during weekdays except walking. The room is spacious and comfortable. Lighting was a bit dim but okay for our taste. We wished balcony to be a bit more clean/useful during the stay.

From earlier reviews we assumed the breakfast was included even though there was no option to avail in booking.com but the person at the reception was kind to provide us the complimentary breakfast. We really appreciate the gesture but for future guests please be mindful and check it while checking-in.

The location is super strategic, close to bus station (I’m Chinatown where many of the buses stop) and MRT. Also close to Chinatown where many of super delicious food are located. Facilities are super clean! They clean the common area and shared bathroom & toilet everyday. Soap and shampoo as well as clean towel are provided. Hairdryer are also provided. The host and staff are super nice and can recommend you many good food. I highly recommend those on budget travel to stay here. Probably one of the best hostels I’ve stayed in my backpacking experience.

They dont empty the trash in your room while you stay but this is very minor.

Patt and Koa the owner was really friendly and helpful during my one week stay. The place is REALLY clean and in the centre of everything. Unlike other hostels in the area, there is proper road access for taxis/ motorbikes so calling a taxi is not an issue and you get picked up wirght from the door. On top of it all it’s really cheap and as a package does not get better than this! Definitely going there again and recommend it to anyone.

Excellent location! A block from all the Chinatown action but very quiet. The staff was also so friendly and helpful in giving me recommendations to make the most of Bangkok. Shower, bathrooms, and common areas were cleaned daily. Felt very secure and the door was easy after hours. Also the value for money was excellent.

The 8-person sleeping area was small, more like cubbies than beds. But I mostly had the whole room to myself (4 nights of the 6) so that wasn’t an issue. Could be hard in the busy season though.

We loved our stay at Tian Tian Hostel! The hosts are the nicest people ever, knowledgeable and always more than happy to help. Thank you for all your help, guys! Facilities are always clean and you will have everything that you may need for a short or long stay. Beds are on the hard side but for us that was only a plus, as that's good for your back. The included breakfast is a bonus and all the food was very tasty. The location of the place is perfect, as it's central in Chinatown but in a quieter street.

If we really have to nitpick, our trash bin wasn't emptied regularly but other than that, it was all great.

Tian Tian Hostel has an excellent location if you choose Chinatown as your base, it is a refurbished old-style building with original wood floors that I find charming. A few minutes walk from the Wat Mangkon station, it is on a quiet street behind chaotic traffic of Yaowarat main road. A great base too if you want to explore Talat Noi nearby. As such, transport or food is not going to be an issue. I would say the hostel provided the important basics that you need (towels, shower gel, shampoo, hairdryer), if you needed anything else it is very likely they will be able to assist you. The owner and staff are so friendly and helpful to everyone, which is a super Plus factor in making your stay enjoyable. The pod bed is clean and comfortable, and air con is available the whole day. During my stay, the other dorm occupants were quiet so there is no issue about noise etc. The free breakfast is great too, you get to cook your own eggs. The no-shoes-upstairs is always a good policy :)

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