Hotels near Mo Chit BTS Station, Bangkok

First time in Thailand, and after much searching, this hotel perfectly fit our needs. It's close to the MRT, offers great value for money, and is a solid four-star. When we arrived, it exceeded our expectations even further! It was very clean, the service was excellent, and the transportation was convenient. The breakfast was pretty good too. Highly recommended!

I recently stayed at this hotel and overall had a pleasant experience, especially considering the price. The location is definitely one of its strongest points. It’s just a few minutes’ walk to Big C and BTS Saphan Kwai station, making it very convenient for shopping and getting around the city. You can easily explore Bangkok without worrying about transportation. The room was basic but good value for the price. It had a balcony with a nice view, which was a lovely bonus. While the room wasn’t luxurious, it was comfortable enough for a short stay. In terms of amenities, the essentials were provided: TV, fridge, two complimentary bottles of drinking water daily, hot shower, shower cap, and soap. However, there was no coffee or tea, no kettle, no hair dryer, no shampoo, and no slippers, so you may want to bring your own if you need them. The staff were very nice and friendly, always helpful when approached, which made the stay more enjoyable. As for the downsides, the internet connection was quite unstable and didn’t work very well during my stay. I could also hear noise from outside, such as people walking or talking, so light sleepers might want to take note. Overall, this hotel offers a good price compared to other places nearby. It’s a solid budget-friendly option in a convenient location, especially if you don’t mind simple facilities and minor noise.

They only allow check-ins after 2 PM. I arrived at 11 AM and had to wait until 2 PM. Also, the air conditioner is incredibly loud; I had to turn it off every night to sleep. Other than that, everything was fine.

Convenient Location by the Yellow Line, but Avoid Rooms Facing the Station The hotel is located right next to the Yellow Line station (second to last stop), which makes getting around quite convenient. You will usually need to transfer to reach the main central areas of Bangkok, but the connection is easy. If you stay here, it’s very important to request a room that does not face the station. The train noise can be very loud, making it difficult to sleep or enjoy the balcony. The hotel itself is pleasant. The breakfast is nice and quite varied, and the staff at the reception are very friendly and welcoming. There is also a small but lovely pool area, and even large turtle enclosures that are interesting to see. Housekeeping cleans the room daily, which is a nice plus. The location is convenient in terms of transportation. There are two 7-Eleven stores very close to the hotel. However, the area is a bit limited when it comes to restaurants and shops, so you may need to travel a little for more dining options. Overall, a comfortable stay with good transport access and friendly staff.

The staff were helpful, positive, and very quick to respond to the problems I faced. The room was fine, with a comfortable bed and good value for the price; however, there was an unpleasant smell coming from the bathroom drain. At around 1:00 a.m., the air conditioner in my room shut down, making it impossible to stay or sleep. The staff responded promptly and offered to move me to another room, but having to change rooms when I was already falling asleep was very inconvenient. In the new room, the bathroom exhaust fan was covered with a plastic bag and tape, which affected air circulation and caused an unpleasant smell in the room. I informed both the hotel staff and Trip.com, and I received a very quick response from both. Despite these issues, the hotel management and staff demonstrated a strong commitment to customer service and did their best to assist and resolve the situation.

The hotel is a ten minutes walk from two different train stations and also has a 7/11 close by. I think it's a great budget option. The people were nice and there was a lot of good food delivery options. Unfortunately there was bugs and a bad smell on the 3rd floor but everywhere else in the hotel seemed well put-together.

Facilities: A bit disappointing for a four-diamond rating, though the AC cools quickly. Hygiene: Clean, with daily housekeeping. Environment: Extremely noisy, right by an overpass. It felt like a bombing raid every day, sometimes even shaking the bed like an earthquake. Service: Good. The restaurant on the first floor has good food and accepts WeChat Pay and Alipay. Location: Taking a taxi to Khao San Road, Erawan Shrine, or ICONSIAM requires using the highway, costing 50 baht. My daily transportation costs were nearly 400-500 baht, and motorbikes around 200 baht. I advise fellow Chinese travelers to learn from my experience. As someone in the hotel business myself, I don't easily give low ratings or bad reviews, as running a business is truly difficult, especially abroad. Also, foreign hotels often have strict no-cancellation policies, and it took a lot of hassle with customer service to resolve my booking issue. I recommend booking hotels near Khao San Road, Chinatown, or Silom; it's also convenient for currency exchange. Khao San Road is great for bar-hopping, and ICONSIAM is good for luxury shopping and has plenty of food options. This is a personal 'pitfall' I encountered, so hopefully, it helps others. Most malls and 7-Eleven stores accept WeChat Pay and Alipay, which is generally convenient. For food delivery, Grab works well, and for taxis, Bolt is very convenient. Gaode Dache and Didi Dache are also convenient (though slightly more expensive).

we stayed for three days between flights to other countries and it was a good base to get a lot of things done. Laundry was on site and was very cheap. We were able to transport and prepare a Bicycle. meals are provided on site including breakfast but you can also get grab deliveries . it is very close to 2 of the mass transit stations one of which they offer transport to. Service is very friendly and excellent. I also appreciated the small gym and meeting the resident cat. There are many areas you can work from too.

It’s so close to Ratchadapisek station which I like. DMK airport is less than 30 minutes away. So many interesting places to visit around including malls. Accessibility is my biggest concern when I visit big cities so this place was great for me. Had food delivered when I was too lazy to go out. Just need to explain to staff better to maintain room upkeep.

During the three days from check-in to check-out, no one came to clean the room. A complimentary bottle of water was provided on the first day, but no further complimentary bottled water was offered regardless of how many days one stayed. The air conditioner was old and noisy, affecting sleep; without it on, the room was almost completely exposed to the sun.