Hotels near Surasak BTS Station, Bangkok

Room was not that bad but a but dusty inside. The location is just perfect but if it could be cheaper that this would be great.

We enjoyed our stay thanks to the hotel’s excellent location, which still felt pleasantly quiet. Around the small pool, traffic noise was noticeable, but overall the atmosphere remained relaxing. The reception staff were helpful and welcoming, and our room was clean and well maintained. One drawback was the lack of power outlets near the bed, which would have been convenient. We were satisfied with our choice 'pas cher'

Overall, the hotel was better than I expected; the Ctrip rating is a bit low. The biggest drawback was the poor quality of the bath and hand towels, which wasn't too bad, but they also had an indescribable, somewhat industrial smell that persisted for all three days of my stay. This made me hesitant to dry myself thoroughly, sometimes even using my own clothes, though I didn't experience any discomfort. I've stayed in pretty bad hostels in China for around 100 yuan and never encountered towels this poor. Another issue, perhaps common abroad, was that disposable slippers and cotton swabs weren't replenished daily; they were provided once on the third day. Toothpaste and toothbrushes weren't offered at all. The housekeeping during my stay also lagged behind what I'm used to in Chinese hotels, with the sink, for instance, never being cleaned. However, these issues weren't a big deal, likely due to how competitive the hotel industry is in China. Everything else was great: it's less than 300 meters from the light rail, the service attitude was excellent, and the hotel's decor and quality were superb, arguably even better than newer Chinese Ji Hotel branches. The desk for putting things on was exceptionally large—I've never seen one that big—and there was even an entryway seat, something you usually only find in five-star hotels. The shower water, air conditioning, and bedding were all flawless. It was a good stay.

A clean bed, if you come with friends and family it's fine the rooms are big enough, location is close to the subway few shops near by but still do need to walk around fortunately it's silent until you turn on the air-conditioning it's a bit noisy and the shower water pressure a bit slow. Was told to place a deposit of 500 for the key card and any inconveniences, over all is fine for a few days to unwind.

the room size was unmatched to most of the hotels I've stayed ! it's a suite ! so nice to have a living area separated from the bedroom ! The rooftop swimming pool and a little gym I'd give it a 4 out of 5! If it has a little spa and planted more trees and shrubs around the pool area make it a little oasis away from the busy traffic noise I'd spending more time in the rooftop garden. We stayed at the hotel for 5 nights I'd say the breakfast has a lot of room for improvement ! It'd more interesting if the breakfast food has more choices for the western guests! My observation during my stayed it's about 80/20% westerners and Asian!

I had a gap in my booking due to an error with another hotel, so I was looking for a place to just make do for one night in Sathon. I stumbled upon this hotel and was pleasantly surprised by a fantastic feature in the room. Truth be told, the room is quite small, but it boasts a huge glass window! It was especially enjoyable to gaze at the night view outside the room. The night view alone makes it worth it and deserves a high rating.

I had a very disappointing stay at this hotel. The staff were very helpful and polite, but unfortunately, everything else was a bad experience. On the first day, I was assigned room 706. The bed was extremely soft and felt like the springs had collapsed. When I informed the staff, I was told there were no other rooms available. On the second day, a different staff member kindly helped to change my room to 307. However, it was located right next to the staircase, and there was a strong sewage smell as soon as I opened the door. It was very unpleasant. On the fourth day, after housekeeping cleaned the room, they left the window open and didn’t close it. As a result, I was bitten by mosquitoes during the night, and even worse, I experienced what seemed like bed bug bites. My whole body became very itchy with multiple bites. Although the hotel is conveniently located near the BTS, the overall condition is old and outdated, and cleanliness is not up to standard. Overall, this was a very uncomfortable and disappointing stay. I would not recommend it.

Facilities: Decent, the bathroom has a separate wet and dry area. Just remember to bring your own toothbrush as they don't provide one. Cleanliness: Okay. Ambiance: Pretty good. Service: They offer free luggage storage, and the security guards were very helpful with carrying my bags both when I arrived and when I left, which was great.

I recently stayed at Kudi Hostel and was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable and welcoming it was. From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel at home with their friendliness and willingness to help. Check-in was smooth and efficient, and they provided clear information about the facilities, nearby attractions, and transportation options. The rooms are clean, modern, and thoughtfully arranged. The beds come with privacy curtains, individual reading lights, and personal lockers, which make the dorms feel secure and comfortable. The air-conditioning works well, and the bedding is soft and fresh, ensuring a good night’s sleep. The shared bathrooms are kept tidy throughout the day, with enough showers and amenities so that guests rarely have to wait. One of the highlights of Kudi Hostel is its social atmosphere. The common areas are cozy and designed for guests to relax, work, or chat with other travelers. Whether you’re staying alone or with friends, it’s easy to meet new people and share travel tips. The staff also gives great recommendations for food, cafés, and nightlife around the area. The location is another strong advantage. The hostel is situated close to public transportation, making it convenient to explore the city. There are plenty of restaurants, convenience stores, and local markets within walking distance, which adds to the overall convenience of the stay. In terms of value for money, Kudi Hostel definitely stands out. The price is affordable, especially considering the cleanliness, hospitality, and quality of the facilities. It’s a great choice for backpackers, solo travelers, and anyone looking for a comfortable and budget-friendly stay in a lively part of the city. Overall, I highly recommend Kudi Hostel for its warm service, clean environment, and excellent location. I would gladly stay here again on my next visit.

The room was great, and the soundproofing was excellent. Breakfast was very Western-style. For getting around, you pretty much have to rely on taxis. For shopping, there's a 7-Eleven and a Japanese drugstore right downstairs.