Siam Subway Hostel and Café bangkok
Bangkok
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stayed here for 7 nights and it was one of the best decisions we made! it's near Sam Yot station and a bus stop very convenient if you want to commute around Bangkok. The toilet is always clean and stocked. wifi was also good i did not experience any downtime throughout our stay plus i had the entire top floor for myself when i work haha. the owner was very kind to let us check in early. It may be a hostel but it is very quiet and comfortable. Would love to come back here again!
Everything about this place was awesome. I stayed here for 2 days and it has all the facilities that a Hostel should have. The host was really friendly and thr cafe at the grounf floor was also really good. Its situation at a very quite place not far from the main road. Even if you are travelling with group or solo, this place is the best. I am going to stay here everytime I visit Bangkok.
This is my 5th time staying at this hostel and I absolutely love it! So much so I've already booked my next two stays! The rooms are comfortable and the whole hostel is very clean. The staff at the front desk and the cafe are wonderful. They are always so kind and gracious. The coffee and the food are both delicious. The location of the hostel couldn't be better. You are just steps from the MRT, a beautiful park, a grocery store and mall, Chinatown and several amazing morning markets. The neighborhood, just like the rest of Bangkok, is absolutely safe. This is my go to place to stay whenever I am in BKK and I recommend it be yours too!
Great location, near MRT station. The rooms were affordable, aircon was working well. I liked that the windows could be opened and they had mosquito nets. The room came with very good bath towels. Staff was friendly and helpful. The bed was very hard (I got used to it in the end). Bathrooms didn't have normal hand towels. There is one bathroom per gender per floor (one shower and 2 toilets). There is only one small mirror in the room, attached to the wardrobe door and its very low, so a bit useless.
Siam Subway Hostel and Café is a nice choice for backpackers and short-term stays. The place is clean, cozy, and with nice interior. It’s conveniently located just a few meters from Sam Yot MRT Station, the bus station, Old Siam Mall, and less than a kilometer from the Grand Palace and other tourist spots. There are also plenty of affordable local restaurants nearby. The guest rooms are on the 2nd to 4th floors, while the 5th floor has the pantry, ironing area, and entertainment room. The café on the ground floor serves mostly Western dishes at mid-range prices though I wish they offered more local Thai cuisine. I stayed in the shared room for four, which I preferred over the larger dorms in other hostels. Each floor has separate shared toilets for men and women. However, there are a few things to consider: -No elevator, so carrying heavy luggage can be difficult. Staff don’t usually initiate to assist unless asked, although one male cleaner was very helpful during checkout, so thank you to him. -Drinking water is only available on the 5th floor. -Hairdryers are placed outside the bathrooms, which can be inconvenient. -Only the rooms, café, and entertainment room have air conditioning. The pantry and hallways only have fans, which can get hot during the day. As suggestions, it would be great if each guest-room floor had a water dispenser and if hairdryers could be placed inside the bathrooms for convenience. Improving the pantry to make it a proper co-working space with air conditioning would also be a big plus. During my 7-day stay, I rarely saw guests spending long hours in the 5th-floor pantry to use it as a working space, probably because the heat made it less ideal for that purpose. I didn’t interact much with the staff, but I noticed some communication challenges. It would help if the reception staff spoke more English, as guests often ask questions. On a positive note, there’s a lady in the café who always greets guests with a warm smile whenever I see her. I’m not sure if she’s the owner, but her smile adds a welcoming touch to the place. Overall, Siam Subway Hostel and Café is a pleasant and affordable place for short stays in Bangkok. With a few upgrades and better comfort in shared spaces, it could become an even better choice for travelers.
