Hotels near Wat Suthat, Bangkok

The air conditioning is a bit old-fashioned, but everything else is fine. The location is quite ideal, with plenty of local food stalls nearby, a 7-Eleven right outside, and songthaews readily available. The hotel price is very reasonable. I recommend it for families with children and couples. There's an indoor pool, and the opening hours are posted on the door, though I didn't go in – Bangkok is really hot!

Very happy with my stay. The lady who checked me in was really nice and gave me some Tom yum crackers. Location is good and close to a lot of tourist spots, restaurants and bars. Close to the muay thai stadium and the arts centre. Rooftop and lobby are good areas for socialising. Rooftop if you want to sit in the sun, lobby if you want air conditioning. Room itself is clean and people are respectful. Be aware they charge for towels! Also if you’re not good with steep stairs maybe this won’t be your place. There are four levels and the steps themselves are pretty high

I stayed in room 307 I was arriving late so they sent me check in instructions as no one would be there. I arrived and found all was as described and entered without any issues. I found the room lacking, it’s pretty basic and a lick of paint would give it a brighter cleaner appearance as there were a lot of rub marks on the white walls which made it look grubby. There also wasn’t really anywhere to put you luggage so I had to use the stall. There was 2 x bottles of water, glasses, nox of tissues, 2 towels. By the sink which is in the room not the bathroom there was soap dispenser, and next to that a shelf with rail and hangers. The bathroom was small it had shampoo and shower gel dispenser but they either didn’t work or there was hardly any left it was hard to tell. The shower holder had broken and was hard to position to prevent the whole area getting wet which was an issue as if you shower at night the floor to access the loo would be soaked and dangerous a squeegee would be handy here. The loo had a bin next to it and a box with a loo roll in it. On the back of the room door was some quite firm instructions and details about fines for damages which I found a little strong. Also stated no eating in room due to any and cockroaches, which brings me to note as I closed the door upon entering a small cockroach looking creature came through the hinge. Then I scoured the room and found another same looking bug. Now I’ve seen big dark brown ones and small ones before this was not that so that’s why I say ‘creature’. I googled and found many people saying expect roaches and bugs, I found it hard to sleep and bought a can of roach/bug spray effective for 12 hours and sorts the room the next morning. I slept better that night. The room did not have a kettle I’m guessing because sugar would attract bugs. But there was tea and coffee down stairs in the bar reception area, this is a very ‘eclectic’ area. There’s lots of stuff which makes it interesting and gives it the character which looks great in photos but unfortunately has gathered dust so could do with a good spring clean. The staff I found were extremely helpful and very friendly and made the stay very pleasant. There are loads of street food places and restaurants and bars near by also a 7/11 right across the street where they do an amazing latte for just 40 baht also there is a cash point which I’m sure I didn’t get charged a fee to use! All in all this location is central and gives you walking access to most of the city sights I walked a big route talking in the Golden Mount, round to the reclining Buddha and loads of other temples on the way and way back. The place just needs a little refresh.

I enjoyed my stay at Siam subway hostel. I had a private single room with shared bathroom. Being a solo traveller that's all I needed. Very close to trains and a great base to explore chinatown. 7-11 was about a 5 min walk away and the area seemed very safe with security patrols of a night time in the area. Laundry was very close, maybe 4 or 5 doors away. My only real complaint was the roadworks noise on 1 day of my stay which woke me up. These things can't be helped and not the fault of the hostel.

This store is very good. It was renovated not long ago, so it is very new, fully equipped, and beautifully decorated. The most important thing is that the front desk staff is very good! They are always responsive! I really appreciate your care for me in the past 3 days. In addition, the location is also great. There is a street next to the hotel with massage services and 711. It is very close to the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha Temple. If you want to experience the traditional Thai food market, there is one near the hotel on the way to the Grand Palace. Then the subway is very close to MRT [Sam Yot]station ，a 10-minute walk Attached the food and kittens nearby You can try this hotel. 这家酒店很不错，可以冲！

The hotel was excellent. I had to go to the hospital due to a sudden illness, and they helped me call an ambulance and even provided translation. I can't imagine what I would have done without their help. A huge thank you again to the hotel staff for their warmth and patience!

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just over a 10-minute walk from the Grand Palace and also a 10-minute walk to Khao San Road. It's very convenient for taking a boat from the Chao Phraya River pier; the pier is straight ahead from the front entrance of the Grand Palace, where you can catch a boat for 40 baht. There are many small restaurants and supermarkets next to the hotel, but note that most restaurants are open during the day and close in the evening. The staff are very friendly, always smiling, and highly professional. Do note that the rooms do not provide toothbrushes or soap. Rooms facing the inner courtyard are very quiet. The elevator access is also very convenient. I would like to thank the staff team and the head of management who are very attentive and professional. I recommend this hotel for a discovery stay.

There are 2 sides to this hotel Side B is ok and reasonable room with reasonable bathroom. Which our friends were in. Side A where we had a room was extremely tired. The bathroom window was broken and could not close. The shower could only be used by removing the shower head and holding by hand. The condition of the bathroom was very tired and old.. we tried to change rooms but hotel was full. You had to make your own tea in a plastic cup using a make shift kitchen on the ground floor.  Basically this hotel is for back packers who are on a tight budget. We paid more than what I would say is too much at £56/night. We changed our 1 night stay for a 4 star accommodation for more or less the same price. Staff were lovely and the hotel is spotless but I would say it’s a good bed for the night at a good location where attractions such as the Grand Pallace is walking distance

This place is extremely budget-friendly—about half the price of other options. It offers a private room, which is a major plus over shared dorms if you value privacy and undisturbed sleep. The receptionist was wonderfully friendly and helpful. The location is deep in a local neighborhood, perfect for an authentic, ”underground” Bangkok experience and discovering hidden food spots. Important Notes: It's very raw and basic. There are only cold showers, no hairdryer, and you take out your own trash. It's not for those who need things spotless. For the price, it's an interesting no-frills experience for adventurous, low-maintenance solo travelers wanting their own space in a real local area.

I'm from Taiwan and traveling alone in Thailand. This hotel is clean and hygienic, the staff are friendly, and there are bar seats in the lobby. It's a 12-minute walk from the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok, and Tahitian Pier is just ahead, offering a beautiful view of Wat Arun.