Hotels near BTS-Phra Khanong in Bangkok

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Not bad at all, and it's quite close to the Grand Palace. Taxis in Bangkok are really expensive though; I think it cost almost a hundred baht to get to the Grand Palace. The driver charged even more on the way back, and 600 baht to the airport!

The accommodation looks exactly like the pictures, and it's super clean! The water pressure is fantastic, almost blew me away, haha. They even provide a hairdryer and an extension cord, which is great – no need to pack too much. The staff offers excellent service, they're polite and very informative. Overall, it's a great place. The location is good, with lots of food options nearby, and it's close to the BTS station and bus stop. 👍🏻👍🏻

The hotel is a bit old, but the other facilities are good, and the cleanliness is well-maintained. The front desk service was excellent! Breakfast was fantastic with a great variety! It seems like this hotel has two buildings, one newer and one older. When you check in, you can ask the front desk to stay in the newer one, which might be cleaner and tidier. Plus, the elevator goes directly down to the restaurant on the third floor. The best part is that the hotel is very close to the elevated train station! If you're planning to go to Pattaya after Bangkok, you can take the elevated train for just one stop to the Bangkok Eastern Bus Terminal, where you can catch a bus to Pattaya for 131 Thai Baht.

We were a group of 15 people and booked 4 rooms: 2 double queen and 2 triple queen. Our rooms were on the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th floors (304, 404, 501, and 601), all with windows or balconies. At first, we were unsure because the average rating was only 3.4, but we were very satisfied. The rooms were clean, spacious, and matched the description and photos on Trip.com. Only one minor issue in room 404: the sink was broken and the shower pressure was low, but the staff fixed it on the second day. There is no elevator, but we already anticipated that, so it was not a problem. The location is excellent—just 300 meters from BTS Phra Khanong station. On the third day, we found out that free drinking water is available, but you need to collect it yourself at the reception (in the next building). Conclusion: You pay for a 1-star hotel, so don’t expect 4- or 5-star facilities. For the price, it was a great stay with clean rooms and a very strategic location.

Pros: Excellent location, right next to the light rail station. Everything you need is nearby. The price was 1000 baht, which is good value for money, especially since I stayed two days before Chinese New Year. I wonder if it's even cheaper during off-peak times? The hygiene in the public restrooms was acceptable, and the room cleaning was decent. Cons: The place is tiny, no windows, and you have to climb into bed. No private bathroom means a groggy trip downstairs to the public toilet at night. Soundproofing is terrible; I had to wear headphones to sleep. On the third night, the noise was incredibly bad – I couldn't sleep at all. In summary: If you're planning to explore the Soi area, this might be an option. But if you value a good night's sleep, I'd recommend finding a quieter, more secluded spot.

I really couldn't get used to the layout of this place. The hallway has floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors for every room, with curtains behind them. I kept worrying the door wasn't properly locked and didn't fall asleep until 3 AM one night, feeling really uneasy. This room type just isn't for me. The soundproofing was generally okay, I didn't hear noise from next door. However, it's a high-ceilinged corridor, so if anyone spoke too loudly, you'd hear everything. Putting aside my personal issues with the above, everything else deserves high praise. The hygiene was excellent, visibly clean, and the effective layout made it feel very functional. Beyond the essentials, there's a bathtub, and the room is spacious enough to spread out your belongings comfortably. There's also a pool downstairs, and I saw many people using it. The surrounding area is incredibly convenient. Lotus's supermarket is just across the road and cheaper than convenience stores. The 7-Eleven at the intersection is huge and even has seating; on my last day, I had some delicious takeout from there (the famous Here Thai). It's a one-stop shop for everything you need. Downstairs, there's a Michelin Bib Gourmand noodle place. A street away seems to be a massage street? I found a highly-rated one that was very busy (though personally, I'm not a huge fan of Thai massage). I also bought coconut cake and pad krapow from a small street vendor – so cheap and delicious! BTS is Bangkok's main transportation, and the On Nut station is an easy walk, even closer than Lotus's supermarket. I never experienced any traffic jams, which was very convenient. Getting to Siam Center and ICONSIAM was a breeze.

Great place to stay in bangkok. The rooms are spacious comfortable and clean. The service is very good and the breakfast when included is tasty. It is close to the BTS and plenty of food around without being in an overcrowded area. I totally recommend and would stay here again.

This is the right choice for a long holiday in Thailand. The hotel's location is excellent for connecting to attractions , restaurants,and shopping throughout the country. Thank you Trip.com

This place was great! It's close to the BTS station, and compared to other hostels, the space around the bed was much more generous. There's a personal shelf next to the bed that's big enough for a carry-on suitcase, and you can lock it with your own padlock if you bring one. They provide a bath towel and a hand towel, and the shower rooms have shampoo, body soap, and a hairdryer. There's a shared fridge and kettle, and a washing machine on the first floor. It would have been perfect if there were clotheslines on the rooftop. What impressed me most was how often the staff cleaned the toilets throughout the day. Because of that, the toilets and showers were always spotless, not a single piece of trash to be seen.