W.STAR HOSTEl

I can't say it's the cleanest hostel, but it's perfectly tolerable. The bed linen was clean, and the shower was good. The decor isn't super fresh, but for a one-night stay, it's more than adequate. I wouldn't stay there for an extended period. The location is good, close to all the skyscrapers. After a long walk, I just stayed there for one night and was satisfied.

This is a commercial building in an alley that's been converted into accommodation. The staff at the lobby are Chinese and don't speak Thai; we had to use an AI translator to communicate (I was surprised, this is Thailand but they have Chinese staff). I booked a large room but it didn't have an en-suite bathroom, so I had to use the shared facilities. The room was a bit dusty but quiet. The door looked like it was about to fall apart. There's no elevator. They advertised parking, but it's actually just street parking in the alley, not a dedicated parking spot. And this alley is extremely narrow. It's suitable if you just need a place to sleep and leave quickly. Don't bring a car, as it's very risky for scratches.

The room is very cozy. The owner is incredibly friendly and will even introduce you to many young women who are fellow fans. This creates a fantastic atmosphere where you can easily chat, explore together daily, and even cook meals together.

The hotel is alright.

The location is excellent, very close to Rama IX Shopping Mall and the MRT station, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. The owner is a woman, and she's very friendly. Privacy and security could be a bit higher; some bathroom doors couldn't be locked from the inside, and some bathrooms didn't have doors at all, but during my stay, there were no instances of people barging in. Overall, the price-performance ratio is okay.

Conveniently located accommodation with plenty of food options along the way. Good place to stay.

Excellent hotel, convenient location The air conditioning works perfectly, the bed is comfortable, the lamp creates an incredible coziness, and the room itself is also very cozy. In the photo, you'll see a white sheet on the wall—I kept wondering before checking in if that's how they make the walls. Well, don't worry, it's just for decoration—there's a regular wall behind it. The shower and toilet are in the same room (the room is small, like in our one-room apartments where we have a separate toilet—it's the same size, but with a shower on the wall). I had some issues with the shower—the faucet wasn't working properly, but I think if I'd bothered to tell the receptionist, they would have fixed it quickly. I stayed on the second floor—I understood there was no one else on the floor with me—there are two rooms facing each other, with a sink, shower, and toilet in the middle. The receptionists, as I understand it, are Chinese—incredibly nice girls, it was a pleasure. There's a small Chinese noodle shop across from the hotel—I recommend it. It's delicious, really like China. I missed their noodles 😅