Been my go-to hostel whenever im in bangkok. Great location, near BTS and ARL (Airport Rail Link), many food options and you can walk going to MBK/Siam Paragon and even Platinum/Pratunam Market. They also keep the place clean and provide fresh towels daily.

Nothing to dislike about this hostel. Just a note to people/guests who are choosing to stay in a DORM. You are sharing a room with other people so please be considerate when taking calls inside the room, make less to zero noises! Ive been noticing guests who acts like they rented the entire room. LOL Watches video out loud, having a phone conversation out loud, even talking to her friend/s (sharing the same room out loud) 🤷🏻‍♀️ Please stop. hehe Be mindful of your actions. Dont book a dorm type of room if you act like this. hehe

This is my 3rd time in Bangkok in a span of 12 months, and the best hostel according to my BUDGET, my needs and location is TRAVELIER HOSTEL located at RATCHATHEWI area. What I like about this hostel are as follows: - First, there's a 4-bed dormitory for females. I like to stay at hostels with rooms exclusively for females. The lower the number of beds in a room the better for me. - There's a LOOOOOOT of small food shops around - A convenience store at the opposite road (Love me some 7-eleven near) - This is something that's not commonly found at hostels but.. they have an IRON!! I came in Bangkok with very awfully wrinkled clothes and so Thankful they have Iron so I can always iron my clothers. - Common area is big enough. We can eat take away foods in this area. They also have microwaves, a fridge where we can store our drinks and foods (just label them), they let you borrow their utensils. There's also coffee and tea available. - They have a lift (elevator). As someone who travels with a luggage, so convenient for me as some hostels only have stairs. - They have a laundry shop just at the very entrance!! wash is 60 baht and dry is 50 baht! So convenient for me with a few clothes brought. - Very cheap. Stayed with them for 13 days actually (under 3 bookings) just this recent trip. - Also, THEY CHANGE TOWELS EVERYDAY FOR FREE!! They just put it in your bed. It's literally a good thing for me! Because some hostels dont and some would even charge you an additional payment to ask for new towels. - The BTS RATCHATHEWI is about 400-500 meters which is near - But the best part is the BUS STOP which is 80 meters from the hostel. So convenient. Most of my travels here, I made use of the bus transportation rather than the trains. - The toilets are also seperate. There's a man and woman shared toilet per floor so it's also good! - Prior to arriving, I made a request to them and they actually catered to my request. Which I am really thankful.

- The toilet cleanliness could be better but I just believe that the people who stayed in the hostel during my stay as well had no self discipline. - As of this writing (March 7, 2025), there's an ongoing construction in the King Phet area/road due to the construction of the new MRT ORANGE LINE project. It's not really an issue for me but in the evening, traffic can be bad in this area a bit if you are riding a bus. You can always get off 1 station before the hostel though and just walk. It's only about 400 meters anyway. There were no noises that can be heard on the rooms while there were constructions on going so that's not really a bad thing I guess.

Good shower, nice common area, good blanket, good location, not too expensive

Owner was rude for no reason. Wouldn't let me stay in a bottom bunk even though only one other person was staying in the 6-person dorm. I've managed a hotel, it isn't that hard to accommodate such a request when there are several empty beds. Otherwise the rest of the staff and establishment were great.

This is my 3rd time in Bangkok in a span of 12 months), the best hostel according to my BUDGET, my needs and location is TRAVELIER HOSTEL located at RATCHATHEWI area. What I like about this hostel are as follows: - First, there's a 4-bed dormitory for females. I like to stay at hostels with rooms exclusively for females. The lower the number of beds in a room the better for me. - There's a LOOOOOOT of small food shops around - A convenience store at the opposite road (Love me some 7-eleven near) - This is something that's not commonly found at hostels but.. they have an IRON!! I came in Bangkok with very awfully wrinkled clothes and so Thankful they have Iron so I can always iron my clothers. - Common area is big enough. We can eat take away foods in this area. They also have microwaves, a fridge where we can store our drinks and foods (just label them), they let you borrow their utensils. There's also coffee and tea available. - They have a lift (elevator). As someone who travels with a luggage, so convenient for me as some hostels only have stairs. - They have a laundry shop just at the very entrance!! wash is 60 baht and dry is 50 baht! So convenient for me with a few clothes brought. - Very cheap. Stayed with them for 13 days actually (under 3 bookings) just this recent trip. - Also, THEY CHANGE TOWELS EVERYDAY FOR FREE!! They just put it in your bed. It's literally a good thing for me! Because some hostels dont and some would even charge you an additional payment to ask for new towels. - The BTS RATCHATHEWI is about 400-500 meters which is near - But the best part is the BUS STOP which is 80 meters from the hostel. So convenient. Most of my travels here, I made use of the bus transportation rather than the trains. - The toilets are also seperate. There's a man and woman shared toilet per floor so it's also good! - Prior to arriving, I made a request to them and they actually catered to my request. Which I am really thankful.

- The toilet cleanliness could be better but I just believe that the people who stayed in the hostel during my stay as well had no self discipline. - As of this writing (March 7, 2025), there's an ongoing construction in the King Phet area/road due to the construction of the new MRT ORANGE LINE project. It's not really an issue for me but in the evening, traffic can be bad in this area a bit if you are riding a bus. You can always get off 1 station before the hostel though and just walk. It's only about 400 meters anyway. There were no noises that can be heard on the rooms while there were constructions on going so that's not really a bad thing I guess. (I'm rating this hostel 3 times as I booked 3 different dates in a span of 2 weeks so just in case you see my other reviews)

I’m very impressed with this hostel! Friendly and hard working staff! They clean the bed everyday, provides fresh towels daily, big common area with free coffee and water and some snacks, they also have laundry area (washer and dryer) AAAAND the daily rate is afforadable! They also clean the area and replenish coffees/creamers/sugars/tissues. Very well maintained cleanliness all over the facilities! Fast wifi - good for digital nomads! They have an elevator - so no need to worry if you have heavy luggages and you’ll be staying on the 99th floor! LOL The location is great since its near the Airport RailLink and BTS Ratchathewi! Around 5-7 minutes walk. You can also walk going to MBK/Siam Paragon or even Pratunam/Platinum Mall or Central World! Many, many food options around the area. Dont hesitate to book here!!!

There’s nothing unlikable about this place! Small suggestion tho! Hope they provide one or two plug extensions in the common area so its much easier for guests to charge their device/s, gadgets. 😊

I've been here many times and it never disappoint! Staff are friendly and they maintain the cleanliness of the place. They provide fresh and clean towel everyday, they clean up your bed on a daily basis too. You can also store your luggages with them before or after check out! Their location is near bts and many food options around. Really a nice accomodation in bkk!

Nothing!

First off, let me start with saying I've been hostel hopping since last year and so far (this is my 3rd time in Bangkok in a span of 12 months), the best hostel according to my BUDGET, my needs and location is TRAVELIER HOSTEL located at RATCHATHEWI area. What I like about this hostel are as follows: - First, there's a 4-bed dormitory for females. I like to stay at hostels with rooms exclusively for females. The lower the number of beds in a room the better for me. - There's a LOOOOOOT of small food shops around - A convenience store at the opposite road (Love me some 7-eleven near) - This is something that's not commonly found at hostels but.. they have an IRON!! I came in Bangkok with very awfully wrinkled clothes and so Thankful they have Iron so I can always iron my clothes. - Common area is big enough. We can eat take away foods in this area. They also have microwaves, a fridge where we can store our drinks and foods (just label them), they let you borrow their utensils. There's also coffee and tea available. - They have a lift (elevator). As someone who travels with a luggage, so convenient for me as some hostels only have stairs. - They have a laundry shop just at the very entrance!! wash is 60 baht and dry is 50 baht! So convenient for me with a few clothes brought. - Very cheap. Stayed with them for 13 days actually (under 3 bookings) just this recent trip. - Also, THEY CHANGE TOWELS EVERYDAY FOR FREE!! They just put it in your bed. It's literally a good thing for me! Because some hostels dont and some would even charge you an additional payment to ask for new towels. - The BTS RATCHATHEWI is about 400-500 meters which is near - But the best part is the BUS STOP which is 80 meters from the hostel. So convenient. Most of my travels here, I made use of the bus transportation rather than the trains. - The toilets are also seperate. There's a man and woman shared toilet per floor so it's also good!

- The toilet cleanliness could be better but I just believe that the people who stayed in the hostel during my stay as well had no self discipline. - As of this writing (March 7, 2025), there's an ongoing construction in the King Phet area/road due to the construction of the new MRT ORANGE LINE project. It's not really an issue for me but in the evening, traffic can be bad in this area a bit if you are riding a bus. You can always get off 1 station before the hostel though and just walk. It's only about 400 meters anyway. There were no noises that can be heard on the rooms while there were constructions on going so that's not really a bad thing I guess.

The room was excellent. Great aircon, shower, fridge. Comfortable bed and quiet too. Wifi was adequate. Also able to rest in comfortable rooms before check in and after check out. Close to 7-11 and many small local food vendors. 2 excellent restaurants nearby. Easy enough to get transport further into the city if needed via taxi, bus or tuktuk. Fast boat at the pier not far away as well.

Nothing about the hostel/hotel itself. As long as you're self sufficient ita a good place to stay just off the rail line from the airport.

. - When a dormitory guest was behaving in a problematic manner during my stay, I talked to the hostel and they responded promptly. - The reply to my contact via the Booking.com message function was quick. - The shared refrigerator is usually full of unclaimed items in any hostel, but this hostel has no such problem because of its policy of tidying up once a week.

. - There is no place to hang clothes to dry; a new laundromat is attached to the first floor, so a dryer is available, but there is no place to hang clothes that I want to dry naturally.

Good position of the hotel, close to 7 eleven, there are many places to eat around, close to the skytrain. A big common room to eat and work in. Washing machine and dryer on the first floor. The staff was nice and helpful.

The bathrooms were always full of hair. There was hair everywhere, constantly. Never happened before in other hostels, no matter the big number of people that were there. The beds are kind of hard. I would suggest to create a lists of rules for the common area, where people eat and work. One girl was drying her hair there every night, next to others who were serving dinner. She could have used the bathroom. Other people were literally screaming over the phone, not taking into account other people were around.