The design was the first thing that caught my attention during booking, and it looks exactly like photos. Cubicles are spacious, bed is huge. Balcony is a nice place to sit at, with lots of greenery. Very clean. The subway is close, and Chinatown markets are close as well. Staff is friendly and helpful.

These are all optional, I know, but... no fridge, no towel. Also if you are not just vacationing, but need to work as well, there's really no good place to sit and do so, because all the tables are strangely low (even for eating, to be honest). Be prepared for a key deposit, and be prepared to take your key with you everywhere, because there are several locked doors before you get to your room. Also, there's a very spacious locker, and you'll be given a key for it, but mine was very strangely placed inside the cubicle, so you'd have to drag all your stuff across the bed, so if you have a big suitcase, not just a backpack, this is not very convenient.

extremely clean, hygienic hostel. pictures are very accurate it's an aesthetic vintage vibe, i loved the decor so much ! bathrooms never had an odor and there's windows inside to ensure proper ventilation. strong WiFi and works in all areas of the hostel. the stairs to get to the top bunk was very easy / it wasn't a ladder but felt like actual stairs so it was more comfortable to climb up and down. one outlet and lamp inside every bed. curtains that covered the entire area for privacy. there was a balcony en-suite . shower water is hot and good pressure. the locker is inside your bed and it fit my 18 kilo 55L Osprey backpack. the couches in the dorm room are very comfortable, and there's also two AirCons in the room. the receptionists were extremely friendly, thoughtful, and kind. i loved the location is was 10 minute walk from chinatown, near all major bus stops and i felt very safe walking alone at night in this area. laundry was 80baht for 1.5 kilo it takes 24hours. you can get express laundry in 4hours for 150baht i think. the rooms were very very quiet and all guests were respectful. stayed here a week and anytime i return to bangkok i will be only staying here.

I wish that i didn't have to pay for laundry in cash but that's truly the only thing i can think of that bothered me.

Nice stuff; possible to pay by card (with 3% commission); free water, coffee and tea; a small fridge to use; clean; beds are comfortable; good wifi; spacious locker with key; lamp and plug in the bed (locker was also in the bed, very convenient for me; many people complained about it, but it was really handy). Spacious and really nice rooms with balcony; 15 min walk to china town; 30 min walk to the center; bus that goes to the palace area (behind the palace) no 53 has a stop in front of the hostel, across the street; When it comes back, the stop is right in front of the hostel. 3 min walk to 7eleven; 10 min walk to train station (the one for slow trains); 12 min walk to metro blue line.

Pillows- not comfortable; wifi - sometimes was not stable; lots of mosquitoes at the entrance, and some in the room.

The welcome at this hostel was very gracious and friendly, unlike at Don Muang Airport - in particular certain officious baggage “screeners” there at the airport, who are incredibly anal, domineering and authoritarian. Feel free to talk back at airport staff! I didn’t have any issues with my bunk at Time Sabai, although personally I would’ve preferred a harder mattress. The property is a one minute walk from the heart of Bangkok’s Chinatown, and it’s also around the corner from a vegetarian eatery (Punsuk Vegetarian) run by some older women. I recommend the à la carte items. The MRT metro system is also easily accessible and there are three 7-11 convenience stores close by. Coffee shops abound in the vicinity - some offering either almond milk or oat milk - and there’s also “So Vegan” in the community mall. There’s another local dedicated vegetarian restaurant in Chinatown itself. The facilities are decent and clean, and the bath/restroom space is nicely separated off from the sleeping part of the dorm I stayed in. Overall, I loved staying here. It was very tranquil, and thankfully not a boozy “party” hostel.

Nothing at all really, although it was a little far from the commercial and shopping areas - namely the areas touching Sukhumvit Road.

I am so confused, I feel like I am staying in some bohemian boutique hotel, not in a less than $10 per night hostel! It is beautiful, spotless, the lobby, rooms and decks all have lovely little sitting areas (climb all the way up to the one on the roof!). Also very secure: doors to the rooms require keycard entry and open and close automatically. And this place features the most comfortable bed and best water pressure I’ve experienced during my 8 weeks in Thailand. Lastly, FREE WATER—one of my most appreciated amenities among hostels here that is unfortunately not always a given! What a beautiful, peaceful oasis (perfectly located) in the heart of Bangkok :)

On the staff, I would give them 20/10, I arrived off a 12 bus ride at 6am and was able to check in! My bed was already available and I was able to check in and get a few hours of sleep I had missed and still enjoy the day. It’s a great location in the heart of chinatown on a fairly quiet street, though you’re only a few minute walk away from bustling busy chinatown and all the food you can eat, and about a 20 minute walk from the giant mall on the east side of town, and about a 40 minute walk from KhaoSan road. Very clean and welcoming downstairs and in the dorm. The beds are very clean and comfy and private, with your own locker next to your bed you can easily access. Bathroom was very cute and clean.

The showers could use a bit of maintenance, and it would be great if hand soap was more readily available.

This hostel looks just as nice as it does in the pictures. If you are tired of those 'scandinavian style' hipster hostels that all look the same, be sure to come here instead. Very cosy atmosphere and so much space! The bunk beds being accessible through little stairs instead of a ladder is genius. Toilet and shower were always available and clean, there was also free water in the lobby. Location is a little further from the center, but easy access to most places due to the proximity of Hua Lampong station.

Nothing really, although it would have been nice to get a towel.

this was the best hostel I have ever stayed at! it looks even better in real life than the photos. All the amenities are great, bathrooms are great and clean. I even had an issue one night and couldn't sleep in my room due to noise and the owner helped me. location was also fantastic with great local food nearby. not at all a party hostel, but a nice social atmosphere (I guess depends on when you go/who else is there). can't recommend it enough!

Comparing this to my previous favorite, Inn Stations: - Mattress - softer here - Pillow - more substantial here - Privacy - more here - Dorm size - much bigger here, leading again to more privacy Free water - available here via a filter, only a limited amount available at Inn Stations

Bathrooms - much much better at Inn Stations. This is the Achilles Heel of Time Sabai 32. The lighting, f.e. for shaving is terrible. There are only two stalls of toilet & shower per gender per dorm and the sewage smell in the 1st floor dorm was often overwhelming. Inn Stations bathrooms are so much better, bright & airy. - Doing laundry - so much better at Inn Stations, where you can do them on the 4th floor. Here, there is no roof access and this is one of these properties that doesn't want you to wash even a small item in the only place left to do it: the bathrooms. - Inn Stations pfovides a towel but TS32 does not.

The dorm is super spacious and comfortable, it is being cleaned every day thoroughly which makes it very clean. It feels like I lived in Ron Weasley’s mom house. The key system is secure. The staff is nice and the amenities are great. The lounge is chill and location is good.

Mosquitoes everywhere though they cannot do much about it. The cleaning team comes in, quietly, every morning quite early and switch off the airco which makes it very hot (it woke me up a couple of times) and the street is noisy, though no big issue for me.