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51 เทอดไท 9 Bang Yi Ruea, Thon Buri, Bangkok 10600, Thailand
Lovely hotel if you want to stay away from the hustle of the city centre. The room was very pleasant, clean and bright due to the white/gray decor and a corner window, one facing the west with some beautiful sunset views and the other one facing an "unofficial" mini balcony where I could dry my laundry. The bed was very comfortable with many extra cushions. On the wall decently sized flat screen TV. Mini fridge wasn't very cold and there was no kettle in the room. Bathroom was good with a very big mirror and the toiletries dispensers on the wall. Shower was hot with a good pressure. The common area is very well equipped. There is a full sized kitchen with microwave ovens, kettles, stove blenders and a plethora of other useful things. There were also some noodles, whole table of cookies, coffee and tea, drinking water dispenser and a full sized fridge freezer. By the kitchen was a lounge area with a massive curved TV playing Netflix. The corridors are clean with some beautiful furniture scattered around. Hotel has bicycles which can be borrowed (I think free but I didn't use). I would like to see 1 or 2 laundry mashines on the premises but they were about 100-200m away by the main street which if you keep walking you'll end up at a street food market by the train tracks, fun to sit and eat with the trains whizzing by every few minutes. The hotel staff were very friendly and polite. I would stay longer if I could but the place was already fully booked. But I will be back if staying in the area again.
Property is located in old town bangkok and is in close proximity to Wat Arun, Grand palace and other temples. The property is about 800m from Pho Nimit BTS station. The property has a common kitchen on the ground floor and is accessible to guest. The staff are friendly and very helpful. Also, there are bicycles that guests can use for free.









