Issara House Bangkok

The room and bathroom are quite big, with basic facilities and spacious. The sanitary conditions are so-so. The mattress is a little low against the wall. There are plugs and bedside lamps at the head of the bed. On the second floor of the courtyard, everything you need is shower gel and shampoo. Other disposable items are provided by yourself. You can store your belongings for free and check in at 2 pm. This is actually a few dozen meters away from the roadside. The sound of violent motorcycles in Thailand is too loud. You can hear the rapid sound of motorcycles at six or seven in the morning. If you are not a very light sleeper, it is not a big problem. It is relatively affordable. It is not far from the Temple of the Kings and you can walk there in ten minutes. It is close to the subway entrance and convenient for the blue line. There is also a 711 nearby, which is convenient for buying snacks and purified water. There is also a local place similar to a food stall nearby. Locals should eat there more. I don’t know how it tastes if I haven’t eaten there. There is also a place like a vegetable market in front of the subway exit. In short, if the requirements are not too high, you can still consider it. It depends on the cost performance.

I'm Japanese. I stayed for 4 nights. The room was spacious and the bathroom was clean. The location is a little away from the street, so it's quiet and relaxing at night. You can often hear birds singing in the morning. However, the facilities are not sufficient, and there are no slippers, tissues, amenities, or bathrobes. Considering the price, it can't be helped, but I recommend bringing your own or purchasing them at the nearby 7-Eleven. There is no staff at the front desk, so it can be a bit of a hassle to have to call them if you need something. However, the service was friendly and good. You can walk to Wat Arun and Wat Pho, so I recommend that!