The Pattern Boutique Hotel

Unclaimed

This hotel exceeded my expectations in so everything. Let's start with the core and soul of this establishment: ITS STAFF ❤️‍?? If you read this review, I want each of you yo know you're doing an excellent job. Joyfully helpful, provide clear and accurate information. Second, the hotel itself. It is very well maintained and efficiently designed. You can tell it required an architect ????Bravo. Minimalist and stylish. It is my first visit to Thailand. So, it is also important for me to stay in an authentic neighborhood, close to transit infrastructures. It did exactly this. I walked to everything even when the train or bus were available. I will come back, for sure!

I stayed here during after getting a hair transplant at the nearby Absolute Clinic (15 min walk). The rooms were clean and well stocked (I had a fridge, balcony with sink, and a couch). It was more like an apartment room. Laundry was very easy and cheap. Breakfast every morning was the highlight: Handcrafted coffee drinks with a variety of breakfast options, in a nice cafe setting. Plenty of food and convenience store options nearby. Quiet area and only 10 minute walk to Krong Thon Buri BTS station. Staff very helpful, friendly and respectful. Would absolutely stay again.

Wow, seriously, it’s like finding a hidden gem in the middle of a neighborhood. The vibe here is just great—comfy, modern, and super clean! The best part? It's close to 7-Eleven and all the snack spots, plus the skytrain is nearby. My first time in Bangkok, and I already got a spot that’s totally recommended!

Pros: I was in the studio room with a balcony; best hot shower, mattress and pillows I've had in Thailand... really really good and a real pleasure to experience over here. Nice, quiet air con. Wonderful big quiet fridge. Microwave included in room to heat meals from the three or four nearby convenience stores if desired (the first microwave I've had in Thailand). Very quiet location. Only $10ish AUS for a grab/TAXI into varying city locations (little motorbike trike blokes seem to charge like wounded bulls, so haggle them down to a realistic price). Cons: A block-out curtain would be the icing on the cake. They should put a little pad in the door jam to quieten the doors closing. All hotels in Thailand should put in "smart tvs" so westerners can mirror screen their phones to the smart t.v and watch their choice of multilingual programs (utube, Netflix, or anything they choose from their own phone).