Hotels with Kitchen in Bangkok

"SENS is a wonderful little respite for anyone looking for peace and tranquility surrounded by wellness. I stayed in the Poshtel which was a real gem and the staff are amazing. The downside is that occasional rude travellers will pick the posted because it is so cheap and ruin the ambience and serenity by having phone calls at 4am and keeping their lights on all night. (This is a shared space and people deserve respect, use the many other common spaces if you want to conduct in unsociable hours. I think it would be super helpful to have access to a hairdryer and a few more amenities in this space. (There is a full kitchen downstairs so that isn’t necessary but the bathroom could be a little more equipped. The space is lovely but I think a large sign stating rules and etiquette would be helpful to remind people not to be tramps. Such as quiet hours between 10pm 9am Lights after midnight No social calls in the dorm space (there is a kitchen and common space) No food in the dorm and especially NO cooking! (One person whilst I was staying plugged in a rice cooker and fried chicken in the shared space) the ventilation is not equipped for this! Overall this was a wonderful stay for me at a difficult time in Bangkok whilst I waited for news of my family. This is a space for rest and relaxation only ruined by the disrespect of fellow travellers."

"I stayed at The Quart Hotel for two nights, and overall, it was a very pleasant experience. The highlight of this hotel is definitely its location. It is incredibly convenient and made getting around so easy. It is close to local spots, great restaurants, and a park. Most importantly for me, it was only a 10-minute Grab bike ride away from the hospital where I had a doctor's appointment, which saved me a lot of time. The room itself was clean and comfortable, though it is showing its age in a few areas. Some parts of the bathroom wall, the toilet tap, and the electrical plugs felt a bit old and could use some maintenance or replacement. Another great feature was the rooftop swimming pool. It is a wonderful spot to go in the morning to get some fresh air and enjoy a really nice view of the area. Overall, it's a great choice for convenience and comfort, and with a few minor room upgrades, it would be even better. I would definitely consider staying here again."

"The room was comfortable and clean, offering great value for money. The only downsides were the weak shower pressure and the inconvenience of having to turn on the instant water heater for hot water. There are plenty of shops and massage parlors nearby, making it very convenient for shopping and relaxation. It's also very close to the MRT Yellow Line."

"This hotel boasts an excellent location, within walking distance of the heart of Siam and just a 5-minute stroll from the nearest BTS station. With a 7-Eleven nearby, the helpful front desk staff, delicious breakfast, and a refreshing pool, I highly recommend it in every aspect! I'd love to stay here again on my next trip to Bangkok! The buffet menu changed daily, which I really enjoyed during my 4-day stay."

"We stayed at the hotel with our 1-year-old son to celebrate his birthday. We arrived at around 1:00 PM and were informed that check-in was at 2:00 PM, which we completely understood. So, we took our son for a walk and spent some time at the kids’ club. At around 2:00 PM, we returned to check in, but were asked to wait for the room without being given any explanation or an estimated waiting time. Since we were traveling with a young child, this was quite inconvenient. What disappointed us the most was hearing a male staff member at the Duty Manager desk say in Thai, “If you don’t want to wait, then don’t arrange it.” We had previously made a special request regarding our son’s birthday, so hearing this made us feel very uncomfortable and disappointed. At that point, we honestly felt that we would rather not have the birthday arrangement at all. We value the attitude and service we receive much more than any special decoration or arrangement. Another issue was the smoking situation. There were quite a few people smoking along the walkway before reaching the swimming pool. This is a route that guests have to walk through to access the pool, and as we were traveling with a 1-year-old child, we were concerned about the exposure to cigarette smoke. We had to smell cigarette smoke almost every time we walked through this area. We would strongly suggest having a designated smoking area away from walkways used by families and children. Regarding the room, the bathroom door could not open fully, and the rubber flooring was swollen and made noise whenever we walked on it. However, we were already quite tired from traveling with our young child, so we decided not to request a room change or report the issue. On the positive side, the housekeeping staff did a very good job, the room was clean, and we were also happy with the restaurant. Overall, our experience was mixed. There were several things we appreciated, but we hope the hotel can improve its communication, staff attitude, and smoking-area management, especially considering that many families with young children stay at the hotel."

"It’s my second time staying at the Tribe, love the space, location might not be the best but there’s shuttle provided to the nearest BTS so not a huge problem. The price per room per night is very affordable given how spacious the room is. Bed was comfortable, room was clean and staff was helpful."