Capsule Hotels in Bangkok

"The stairs are very steep, making it difficult to go up and down, especially since the room is on the third floor. The room itself is clean and the bed is a good size and clean, but the mattress is small and very hard. The bathroom is not gender-separated."

"The place is quiet and clean, with comfortable rooms. I encountered a few minor issues, but they were resolved promptly with Alex's assistance. The swimming pool looks nice. The only drawback is that the bathroom is quite traditional and shared, which is not my preference for taking a shower, though it is not terrible."

"The bed was clean and didn't have any musty smell. It's close to major attractions and it's super easy to find food; there's a market nearby where you can grab a bite first thing in the morning. There are also plenty of convenience stores. However, the stairs are very steep, making for a tiring climb. The bathroom was clean but didn't provide shower gel or shampoo, so we had to buy our own or we wouldn't have had any to use."

"The hostel is in a really good spot to be quiet at night but still access everything you need to - it's right next to the Em District, which is why I chose this one, because I had a concert to see at emsphere. The bed was very comfortable and big, with the space underneath perfect for relaxing. It had perfectly functional air conditioning, and a little minifridge. I had to do laundry twice (which costs extra!) and got everything back clean and dry. The bathroom is on the top floor, basically out on the roof, so it's a little loud and hot, but the water pressure is okay and the toilets always flush."

"I had a wonderful experience here. The place was very clean, well maintained, and had a peaceful, quiet atmosphere that made me feel comfortable from the moment I arrived. The staff were warm, friendly, and welcoming, providing excellent service throughout my visit. Everything was organized and spotless, which really showed their attention to detail. I truly appreciated the relaxing environment and would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a clean, quiet, and enjoyable experience. I look forward to coming back again."

"I will leave another review. Forgot to mention that there are many locals who rent a bed during this season. Some of them work as delivery drivers, some as 7-11 stuff, others are students at the nearby universities. I heard that during peak season, and especially in winter, there are many foreigners. Also, I fixed the hair dryer - the airflow was bad because of the dust on the back filter. If you encounter similar issues, try to clean it again. The bed I had was the same as on the photo. I really enjoyed the spot. Also, there is free gym outdoors at the park 20 away walking distance."

"“I really loved the bed at the hotel where I stayed. Overall, the hotel was clean, the staff were attentive, and the ventilation worked well. The only thing is that it’s located near the Old Town. So, if you want to stay surrounded by skyscrapers, this is the wrong location. But if you’re looking for a quiet place to stay, it’s a great location."

"The ground floor of this place is a bar, and the second floor is where the rooms are. The room environment is decent, but the privacy curtains for each bed are a bit see-through. The ladder to the top bunk is a bit rough and uncomfortable to climb. The window light only works if you insert a key card. The hotel doesn't provide disposable toothbrushes or water. A bottle of mineral water downstairs costs around 40 Thai Baht, which is about 8 RMB. (When I asked the front desk why they charge money if they don't even provide basic amenities like toothbrushes and water, a dark-skinned female staff member rolled her eyes at me and told the person at the computer doing check-ins to handle it, and then told me to sit and wait. The person doing check-ins didn't say anything to me and just went about her business. I ended up having to go out and buy water myself. The staff member didn't try to explain or say that every hotel is different; she just rolled her eyes, which shows a terrible attitude. There was a young lady with a single braid who had a much better attitude and didn't say much.) The showers and toilets are separated by gender, and the women's side requires a room card to enter. Because the ground floor is like a bar, it only closes at 2 AM. Before 2 AM, it can be a bit noisy on the second floor. Once it closes, guests can't freely go out at night (my photo was taken from inside after it closed)."