Hotels in Khaosan Road, Bangkok

Very good service ,friendly people , the atmosphere is amazing, the attitude of the staff is amazing, breakfast buffet the best , very friendly people, highly recommended from 1 to 10 i give them 10, definitely i will stay again in my next trip , keep up the good work , very near Khao sand rd and many tourists places, this is one of the best hotels i been in bangkok

The hotel's location is excellent, right around Kou Shan Road with plenty of attractions nearby. However, this is also its biggest drawback: the noise at night can be severe, to the point where you can feel the walls vibrating, which made it hard to sleep well. On the other hand, the rooms, ambiance, and service were all quite good. I'd recommend it to anyone who isn't bothered by noise! The breakfast was also very good! Overall, it's great value for money!

3rd time staying here. 2018, 2023 and 2026. It's a perfect stop over in Bangkok. Bang on Khaosan Road, in the middle of the most lively road in Bangkok. Has a rooftop pool and bar, perfect for all day sunbathing before hitting the chaos in the evening. No complaints and would stay there over and over again if stopping over in Bangkok.

High floors offer views of the Grand Palace and it's also very close to Chinatown. Getting a Bolt taxi was super convenient. Even though it's near Khao San Road night market, it wasn't too noisy. I recommend getting a high-floor room; my first night in 503 was really quiet. On my second night, room 202 had a bit of motor bike noise. Overall, it's great value for money. There's a 7-Eleven right across the street and the nearby laundromat is very affordable.

Spending time there during Songkran festival, this hotel is prime location. Everything is perfect. The staff was nice and room was spacious but only thing about amenities is like there were just 1 2in1 shower gel bottle. And nothing else provided .😂😂

When we are in Bangkok, we always choose Ayathorn. If you’re planning to explore the old part of Bangkok, this hotel is a great base. Many of the main attractions are within a 20–30 minute walk, and if you prefer, a short tuk-tuk ride gets you there even faster. There are also several very good local restaurants just a few minutes away on foot, which makes evenings easy and enjoyable. The rooftop is a nice plus perfect for cooling off after a long day of sightseeing, with a relaxing atmosphere, or for spending some time in the pool. One thing to be aware of is the major renovation works currently happening in front of the building, which can cause traffic congestion and some noise during the day. However, you can minimize this by booking a river-facing room, which is quieter. Also, if you arrive early, the hotel offers the option to check in before the standard time for an additional fee, which can be very convenient after a long flight.

The hotel's location is excellent, the rooms are clean and tidy, and the service is great. The only downside is that the music on Khao San Road at night is too loud and a bit noisy. If you're a light sleeper, I wouldn't recommend staying here. Personally, I can sleep soundly anywhere.

The facilities were old, but the environment was okay. First, the door lock was broken and needed to be changed. The front desk lady insisted I wait in line, and her attitude was very firm. I told her I was exhausted, but she wouldn't listen. Then she started telling me to speak English and even threatened to call the police. I brought out my 'old stock' (meaning I got serious and argued back), educating her that while Thailand and Vietnam were historically tributaries to China, and our economy might be behind Europe and America, we are still stronger than other Southeast Asian countries. They changed my room, but I was still upset! There was no hairdryer in the room; I had to ask for one. The light switch box was dirty, there were bugs in the room, the faucet was broken, and there were mold spots on the bathroom ceiling.

There were quite a few complaints about noise in the reviews, so I booked this hotel on a whim, but specifically requested a high-floor room at the back of the hotel. It turns out I won the gamble: Khao San Road at night has world-class noisy bars, where even with your ears covered, you can feel your heart pulsing to the beat. But stepping into the hotel, the clamor is immediately cut off. My suite was large, with windows on three sides, green trees and red walls, and during the day, it was so quiet you could only hear birdsong. The interior layout was very clever; he was playing games in the inner room, and I was sitting on the sofa behind the partition, facing the balcony, drinking, without disturbing each other. Late at night, there was only the faint sounds of the bars, which had transformed into a non-jarring background noise, allowing me to turn over and sleep soundly. Staying here, you can deeply experience the dramatic tension of day and night, with a strong sense of contrast. The Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaeo, the Chao Phraya River, and N13 pier are all within walking distance; nearby, supermarkets and snack stalls are plentiful. To go to ICONSIAM, Chinatown, Wat Arun, Pak Khlong Talat (flower market), and the Big C Ferris Wheel, just take the blue line tourist boat from N13. It's 40 baht for hop-on, hop-off, saving time and effort with beautiful scenery. When taking a taxi from BKK airport, be sure to use the meter (by meter) and keep the ticket number; if it's a fixed price, no matter how high they quote, cap it at 500 Thai Baht.

Our room had massive floor-to-ceiling windows, so we could watch the sunrise right from bed! The front desk staff was incredibly thoughtful; they even upgraded our room for free and gave us complimentary welcome fruits. The rice noodles at breakfast were the best we've had in Thailand! The pool was spotless, and our kids loved it so much they didn't want to leave. We also got a late check-out until 2 PM, which was super generous!