Hotels near BTS-Nana in Bangkok

"The hotel is expeptionaly clean and locatedin in a very quiet location. There are only 2 issues with this hotel, first the walls are papper thin so you can hear your neigbor quiet clearly. Second, in order to get to the hotel you need to walk past a sleazy night bar with the usual middle aged bar workers yelling out, specially ;if you are a male walking alone to the hotel at 10 pm. First time this happens the heckling is cute but it wears off pretty quick. Over all, i do recomend the hotel due to it’s quiet location and only 2 minutes walk to the Nana BTS."

"Overall, I had a very good experience staying at the Ramada Grand Swiss. The room was great, and the bed was exceptionally comfortable, ensuring a really good night's sleep. The only downside to the stay was the shower. The water pressure and the water heater were quite inconsistent—the pressure would fluctuate between strong and weak, and the water heater kept turning on and off during use. Despite the plumbing inconsistency, it is overall a very good place to stay, and the comfort of the room makes it worth it. I would definitely stay here again, but I hope engineering can look into the water pressure balancing. Feel free to tweak any part of it before posting!"

"For the price, it is fine. I wasn't expecting much. I did start to see more small cockroaches/ bugs in my bathroom on my second last day, but it really wasn't because the staff did not keep it clean enough (maybe). I was on the 7th floor and at times you could hear some outside noise, but for the most part the only noise that really bothered me was the slamming of doors (that weren't really being slammed, but they are just built that way that they don't close quietly. All that said, I would stay again. The price is good."

"I cannot recommend the Ambassador Hotel enough. From the moment we arrived, the service was impeccable—friendly, efficient, and genuinely warm. The hotel itself strikes that perfect balance between vintage character and modern amenities. The lobby is stunning, and our room was spotless, spacious, and surprisingly quiet. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the blackout curtains ensured a great night's sleep. The location is ideal, close to great restaurants and attractions, yet peaceful enough to feel like a retreat. We also loved the complimentary coffee in the morning and the cozy bar area for an evening drink."

"I had a wonderful stay at lyf Sukhumvit 8 Bangkok! As a solo female traveler, I felt completely safe, comfortable, and welcomed throughout my time here. I really wish I could have stayed longer! All the staff members were extremely friendly and always eager to help. Once again, a huge special thanks to Ben, who was incredibly helpful when my luggage got lost—her support meant the world to me! Thank you so much for everything! The hotel’s location is perfect. It is quiet and peaceful with no disturbing noise, yet just under a 2-minute walk to Nana BTS station (which I used the most) and a pleasant 10–12 minute walk to the Sukhumvit line. Another big plus was the bathroom: contrary to what I had heard about weak water pressure in Bangkok, the water pressure here was super strong, with perfect hot and cold temperatures. Plus, when the bathroom door is closed, no water leaks into the bedroom at all. Everything was perfect. If I visit Bangkok again, I will definitely stay here again. Highly recommended, especially for solo travelers! Best of all, there is a 7-Eleven right across the street—literally just 3 seconds to walk from the hotel! I already miss Thai tea so much! 🥹"

"The hotel has a great environment, a convenient location, and reasonable prices. However, the major downside is the lack of Wi-Fi. As a traveler without a Thai SIM card, I rely entirely on the hotel's internet for my phone and laptop. The hotel claimed there was a network failure and that it would take several days to fix. I believe this is a minor and easily solvable issue, yet the hotel did not take it seriously. When I was checking out at noon, I couldn't book a ride to the airport due to the lack of internet. I asked the front desk for help. Although the ride-hailing app showed a fare of 200 THB, I was charged nearly 400 THB upon arrival. If the driver was going to charge by meter anyway, what was the point of using a ride-hailing app? I was also charged extra for highway tolls. None of this would have happened if the hotel had provided a working internet connection. Overall, this hotel gave me a very unpleasant experience. 这家酒店环境优美，位置便利，价格也合理。然而，最大的缺点是没有Wi-Fi。由于我没有泰国SIM卡，我的手机和笔记本电脑完全依赖酒店的Wi-Fi。酒店声称网络故障，需要几天时间才能修复。我认为这只是个小问题，很容易解决，但酒店却对此置之不理。 中午退房时，由于没有网络，我无法叫车去机场。我向前台寻求帮助。虽然网约车软件显示车费是200泰铢，但到达目的地后却被收取了近400泰铢。如果司机无论如何都要按计程表收费，那使用网约车软件还有什么意义呢？我还被额外收取了高速公路通行费。如果酒店提供可用的网络连接，这一切都不会发生。总而言之，这家酒店给我留下了非常糟糕的印象。"

"We stayed at Maison Hotel Bangkok in the Natee Deluxe King room from June 18–23, and honestly, we wish we had booked a few more nights! It was also our wedding anniversary during our stay, and the hotel surprised us with a bottle of champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries. It was such a thoughtful and sweet gesture that made our celebration even more special. We truly appreciated the extra effort. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel so welcome. Everyone was genuinely friendly, attentive, and always ready to help with a smile. Their hospitality really made our stay extra special. We'd also like to give a special shoutout to the cleaning lady on the 10th floor. She was always so warm and cheerful, greeting us with a big smile every time we saw her. It's little interactions like that that made us feel even more at home during our stay. One of the things we loved most was the location. You get the best of both worlds—it's just a short walk to the lively Nana area with its vibrant nightlife, restaurants, and BTS Nana Station, but once you're back at the hotel, it's surprisingly peaceful and relaxing. We enjoyed exploring the neighborhood on foot, but on hot and humid days, the complimentary tuk-tuk ride to Nana Station was such a thoughtful perk. If I could suggest one small improvement, it would be to either make the tuk-tuk service available with a bit more flexibility or provide guests with a copy of the shuttle schedule in each room. We only found out about some of the time slots later during our stay, and having the schedule readily available would be really helpful. The breakfast buffet deserves a special mention—it was AMAZING! There was a great variety of food every morning, and everything we tried was delicious. The restaurant staff were just as warm, welcoming, and attentive as everyone else in the hotel. We also tried the Somtum restaurant right across the lobby, and wow... the food was incredible! I was never really a fan of som tam before, but after eating there, I completely changed my mind. Everything we ordered was so flavorful and authentic. Overall, our stay was everything we hoped for—comfortable, peaceful, and incredibly relaxing. Maison Hotel truly felt like a little oasis in the middle of Bangkok, and it's definitely one of the highlights of our trip. We left wishing we had stayed longer, and we'll absolutely be back on our next visit. Kudos to the entire management and staff for creating such a wonderful experience. Thank you for making our wedding anniversary and our Bangkok trip so memorable. We can't wait to come back! ❤️"

"The subway, both elevated and underground, is right nearby. Your friend in this city, a taxi, can let you down; instead of 20 minutes, you might end up driving for 1.5 hours. It's located on a street that's 'bursting with life' – everything you need is there: 7-Eleven, bars, cafes for every taste. The room was tidy and clean. Towels were changed, and cleaning was done regularly. The hotel provides complimentary items (water and tea), while everything else costs money, as is typical everywhere."

"The room was spacious, and the location was very convenient. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs, and it seemed quite close to the BTS Skytrain, though we ended up taking motorbike taxis everywhere and didn't use it. The service was excellent. Just be aware that you'll need to prepare 1000 Thai Baht in cash for the deposit."

"This hotel is about a 15-minute walk from Nana BTS station. There's a fairly large 7-Eleven just 100 meters from the hotel entrance, and it's pretty well-stocked. Overall, the hotel is quite good. I found the bed very comfortable, and they provide three pillows (high, medium, and low) to suit different preferences. A mini-fridge and a safe are standard amenities, which is convenient. The hotel isn't on the main street, so the constant drone of motorcycles that fills Bangkok barely affects it. There can be some noise from nearby bars at night, but for someone with decent sleep habits like me, it's not loud enough to need earplugs. The air conditioning works really well, cooling down the room quickly when you come in from outside. The hotel also has a shuttle service to Nana station at set times, which is very handy for getting around. However, there were a couple of minor issues during my stay. Firstly, the water quality is indeed quite poor. I compared it to my shower filter's PP cotton, and it looked like it had been used for four showers, and there were even small black particles that hadn't been filtered out. I'd recommend bringing your own filtering showerhead if you stay here. Secondly, there's the hotel's location. Walking back to the hotel from the BTS station at night, I was approached by twenty to thirty sex workers who would tap my shoulder, touch my arm, and say hello. For someone who isn't looking for that kind of interaction and is simply staying at the hotel, it's really not a pleasant experience. Overall, the hotel itself offers above-average environment and service, but given how complex the Nana area is, I probably won't choose to stay in this neighborhood again in the future."