Diya Hotel Bangkok

new budget hotel, near airport metro and tallow line metro (HUA MAK STATION), many street food and restaurants, supermarkets nearby, friendly staff, no slippers and no safety box, no soundproofing

This hotel is highly recommended. Its hygiene is really good. All staff are well trained with nice service. Also its room price is attractive. I shd come back next time. Only the room is not big but enough for u to open two 24" luggage on the floor at the same time. Also its location is not a convenient one if u take the public transport. But we take grab all the time so it doesn't matter at all.

Great hotel. The hotel is located in the center of Bangkok, about 30 minutes from the airport by taxi. We stayed here with two children. The rooms are very clean and tidy, and the beds and pillows are comfortable. We will definitely come back here again.

It’s perfect place.Clean Great hotel, quiet, clean. The rooms are well thought out. If you check in early, you will be asked to pay. There is a shop and a metro nearby, which is very convenient.

The cost performance is great considering it is new year holiday period in Bangkok. The room is clean and well-equipped, but not very spacious (which is OK). The location is great for people who need to go to Suvarnabhumi Airport early, and there are many groceries and street food vendors around. My room is very quiet, but my parents' room is facing the street, and they said it is a bit noisy at night. Overall it was a nice experience staying here.

The hotel's location in Hua Mak, a Muslim neighborhood, was a pleasant surprise. Finding a mosque within a 3-minute walk for Friday prayers was incredibly convenient. The presence of a nearby 7-Eleven and a 10-minute walk to a 24-hour Aeon Max Value made grabbing necessities a breeze. Transportation was excellent thanks to the Hua Mak Station (yellow line MRT) right next door. Finding an elevator exit from the station was a lifesaver with my luggage, and the walk to the hotel was pleasantly shaded. A bonus was the presence of street vendors selling snacks, fruits, and even Halal delights like murtabak and fried chicken. The Diya Hotel itself offered a small but comfortable lobby. The lift was cozy, but it fit me and my two suitcases comfortably. My room was surprisingly spacious for the price, especially considering Bangkok standards. However, a few areas could benefit from improvement such as cleanliness of the hotel floor, ventilation in the bathroom and providing iron with iron board in the room (was told they only have 1 iron and iron board for the whole hotel).