Episode 11 Hostel Sukhumvit

Azie Ahmad·19 Jul 2024

5

The receptionists are Filipino and speak English very well. The location of the hostel is less than a 5-minute walk from BTS Nana Station at exit number 3 (if I’m not mistaken). It's close to a Thai massage shop and about a 15-minute walk to BTS Asok Station. At Asok Station, you can visit Terminal 21 for affordable dining options, including a food court. There's a 7-Eleven just downstairs from the hostel. On level 5, there is a restaurant/bar where you can have dinner. They serve delicious hamburgers and it’s a nice place to sit and relax. The rooms are clean, the beds are comfortable, and they provide lockers for your valuables. The rooms are accessible by card. The toilets are on level 3, which is a bit inconvenient as you need to walk up to shower and use the toilet. They have separate toilets for males and females. The hostel also has a washing machine and dryer; you can exchange coins from the receptionist, and THB 150 should be enough for washing and drying your clothes. They provide a towel and body wash, but the towel is a bit small, so it’s recommended to bring your own. The deposit is THB 500, which is returnable after check-out. It can be a bit noisy because the hostel is close to a junction and road, but I didn't have any issues sleeping.

ًFAISAL Al-qahtani·13 Jul 2024

4

(Translated by Google) The price is high, but if you like to live with strangers but in a separate room, I advise you to do so (Original) السعر عالي لكن اذا كنت تحب السكن مع اشخاص غرباء لكن بغرفة مستقله فانصحكم بذالك