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My partner and I stayed here for a few nights while visiting Bangkok before touring the rest of Thailand. Room was very inexpensive, and nothing fancy, but perfect for what we really needed! Staff were very helpful and spoke good enough English to get by. Laundry service was inexpensive and the restaurant on the first floor was very convenient and delicious! Hotel is close by lots of food options, 7-Eleven, and the MRT.

We stayed here for 3 nights in one of the suites. The decor and furnishings are modern and chic. We had a very large bedroom with aircon and white linens. The bed was super comfortable and we slept well. The bathroom was huge with a free standing bath, 2 sinks in a vanity area with lots of space to put toiletries, separate area for toilet, and a large separate shower with rain shower. The towels are soft and fluffy and quality products are in the bathroom in large bottles. The bedrooms have sliding doors onto a deck with a table and chairs, which looks onto a water feature. There is also a beautiful large living and dining area and also a small kitchen area with complementary quality coffee, pastries, cereal, milk , jam, Nutella, peanut butter, toaster kettle and microwave. The utility has a washing machine and powder and an iron and ironing board. A home from home. The owner, Su is so friendly and helpful and we used her restaurant recommendations which were excellent. Su also helped when my husband had a issue with his sandals and got some glue for us . Next time we come to Bangkok we will stay here again. It is a great location for old Bangkok . We are travelling for 9m so it was great to be able to wash all our clothes here , can highly recommend this homestay

I originally booked for 2 nights, now been here 5, never want to leave, and have eaten some of the best food I've ever eaten in my life... breakfasts are 3 courses, different every day, and more like lunch or dinner. Ung is an amazing cook, and her and her husband Tak are lovely hosts. Yesterday's green curry with chicken & baby aubergines was better than the one in the Netflix streetfood doc, her barbecued pork melts in the mouth and is better than the juiciest bacon you've ever eaten, her Tom yum koong delicious, and how she can make a prawn omelette so fluffy and taste so wonderful is beyond me. And that was only 2 days of food (not to mention the desserts). The place itself is beautiful, calm, spotless - an old Thai wooden house, 2 stories, painted cream and green, with dark, polished wooden floors, full of interesting objects and beautiful old sepia photographs. My room has a little balcony with climbing pink jasmine and more that looks into the quiet alley and at night it smells heavenly. There's a fridge in the hallway with an endless supply of water in glass bottles, saving on money AND plastic. The courtyard is a little green paradise and I can hear at least 3 different kinds of birds and a gecko as I write this over the Tom yum koong. WiFi is fast, I have AC, an electric shower, the room is cute, big, though I know some of the others are quite small. I could quite happily live here for the rest of my life. The area is peaceful and safe. It's a five minute walk from Thewes Pier and a short ferry ride to both sky train and metro, a 10 minute bus ride from chatuchak market, 15 min walk from Khao San road (go once for a look, don't go back), and if you like a longer walk like me, to burn off the breakfast, the royal palace and Chinatown are about 45 mins to an hour on foot. There's a local market close by, at least three 7-11s within spitting distance, a local restaurant round the corner which is not bad but not up to Ung's standards, and at night a long chain of food stands along the canal that I've yet to try. If you're looking for party central this may not be your best choice but please don't look it over for the sake of a flat screen TV you can watch from bed. You could not regret coming here. And if you did, I'd say there was something not quite right about you. I love this place. Thank you Ung and Tak for making me so welcome.