Sleep with Me Bangkok - BTS Phra Khanong

The staff were very welcoming and friendly upon check-in, which I really appreciated. Unfortunately, the room itself was quite disappointing. It seemed like it hadn’t been properly cleaned—there were a lot of hairs on the floor, and the tissue roll was already half-used when I arrived. The towel rack was also loose and nearly fell on me. On top of that, there’s an ongoing renovation next to the hotel, so it gets very noisy in the morning, making it hard to rest. I hope these issues can be addressed for future guests.

It was not as clean but it was good price for a one night stay. Great location and close to BTS.

Good location. Less than 10 minute walk from nearest BTS station. Room was basic. Our room at 5th floor was with sharing bathroom. Can't complain much as the rate was very cheap. Good for crashing for the night.

Location is good. But room cleaniness is low. Blanket and pillow cases seem to be not clean at all.

Location is convenient

Convenient Location, Decent Rooms, but Some Flaws I stayed at Stay With Me Bangkok for 1 night, and while the price was reasonable, my overall experience was a mix of pros and cons. Let’s start with the positives. The location is a standout feature—just a 300-meter walk to BTS Phra Khanong and 450 meters to BTS Ekkamai. This made getting around Bangkok incredibly convenient. For those planning to head to Pattaya, the proximity to Ekkamai Bus Station (within walking distance) is a huge plus, saving both time and effort. The room itself was fairly spacious and comfortable, with a large window offering a decent view, though nothing spectacular. Another advantage is its closeness to Gateway Mall, located right across from BTS Ekkamai, which offers a variety of shops and dining options. Now for the downsides. The room deposit was quite steep at 500 baht, which felt excessive for a budget-friendly stay. I also encountered some maintenance issues—the bathroom drain was clogged, and the hot water didn’t work, which was disappointing. Additionally, there is no elevator, so carrying luggage up the stairs can be a hassle. Lastly, the surrounding area lacked vibrant nightlife and halal food options, which may be a drawback for certain travelers. Overall, I’d give this hotel a 3 out of 5 stars. It’s a good choice for short stays, especially for those relying on public transport, but improvements in facilities and services would make it a much better experience.