[2025 Bangkok Stay] Travel Guide for Jasmine 59 Hotel (Updated Mar)

Day 1 : 🏨：Jasmine 59 Hotel 晚餐：have a ZEED terminal 21 Day 2： 📸 Sense of Thai : Thai Costume Rental 9:30am 影相฿6,400 門票฿200@ 船票฿40@ 午餐：FAVOUR CAFE After the Rain Coffee & Gallery Manpai Sainam Café&Restaurant 晚餐：central world Day 3： BlueGold Coffee(營業時間8am-9pm) 晚餐：🍣 Kozue Omakase Thonglor 6pm ฿2,890@set

Conveniently located hotel, Thonglor area Deluxe room This room has kitchenware, stove, washing machine (additional charge from normal Deluxe) for long-term stay The hotel has various facilities: - Swimming pool - Warm pool - Steam room - Sauna - Fitness room - Basketball court - Restaurant There are also other room types to choose from according to your needs 📍 Soi Sukhumvit 59 (Shuttle service from the entrance of the alley to the hotel 24 hours) ☎️ 026669999 🚝 BTS Thonglor Station (650 meters to the hotel and 350 meters to the entrance of Soi Sukhumvit 59) #Bangkok hotel #Thonglor #Nice hotel #Thonglor hotel #Beautiful hotel #Bangkok accommodation #Thonglor accommodation #Sukhumvit 59 #Jasmine59 #Jasmine59hotel #Jasmine59 #Jasmine59 Hotel #Jasmine Hotel

Address: 9 Sukhumvit 59 (Boonchana Sukhumvit Rd, Klongtan-Nua Watthana, Bangkok 10110 Thailand Atmosphere/Facilities: The lobby is bright and refreshing, with a restaurant, self-service drink machine, a large swimming pool on the 9th floor, spa area, gym, lounge, sauna, children's play area, self-service washing machines and dryers. The rooms are equipped with a microwave, electric stove, large refrigerator, and tableware. Features: The rooms are large and comfortable, with a view of the BTS and Jellyfish Bar. The air conditioning is very strong. Average Price: 2200 Thai Baht Rating: The lobby is very bright and comfortable, and the reception staff is very friendly. We arrived early and were able to check in ahead of time. The first floor is the breakfast area and a la carte restaurant, next to which there is a self-service drink machine. Our room, number 2108, has a small hallway at the entrance that serves as a foyer. Upon entering, you can see the toilet and bathroom, which has a separate dry and wet area with a bathtub, and the toilet has a manual bidet. To the right, you can choose to go up or down. After turning in, on the left is a small kitchen with a microwave, washing machine, electric stove, and very complete kitchenware. On the right is the air conditioning switch and a large refrigerator. Next is the living room sofa, which is small and ordinary, and the TV is not a smart TV. However, the view outside the window is beautiful. At one point, the TV seemed obtrusive. Next to the TV is a wardrobe with a safe and two bathrobes. The living room and bedroom are separated by a glass door. The soundproofing is very good. When the soundproof door is opened, the sound of the washing machine outside becomes very quiet. The bed is large and soft, making it very comfortable to sleep in, with USB charging ports and power outlets on both sides. The bedroom has a small table. The hairdryer is large and powerful, making it easy to use. The room is very bright and spacious overall, very comfortable, and both the living room and bedroom have a view of the BTS and Jellyfish Bar. The night view and waking up mood are both very good. The room service meals are not expensive and look very appetizing. I would like to experience it next time. Room Minor Flaws: The washbasin is very small, making it easy to splash water when brushing teeth or washing your face. It is recommended not to turn the tap on too high. The air conditioning temperature control is an old-fashioned dial, which is not precise and can make the room very cold. It is recommended to adjust it to 30 degrees with a small fan, and then close the air outlet a little to achieve a constant temperature. The corner room has large glass windows. Bangkok's sunlight is no joke, so it is recommended to set it to 28 during the day. When going out, you can turn the air conditioning down in advance so that it won't be stuffy when you return. The swimming pool on the 9th floor is large and comfortable, very suitable for taking photos to share with friends. The water depth is 120 cm, suitable for swimming and lounging, and there is also a daze garden and sunbathing area. The gym and sauna are not large but have everything you need. There are self-service washing and drying machines that require coins, 1 Thai Baht per minute, and only accept 10 Baht coins. To exchange coins, you can go to the reception or buy a drink from the drink machine. To avoid waiting for the dryer, you can ask the hotel staff to help and take it back to your room after it's done. Just tell them your room number. Remember to tip. The 9th floor is only open until 9 pm. The hotel is located in an alley, a 5-minute walk to the road entrance. You can also ask the hotel tuk-tuk for a free shuttle. At the road entrance, there is a drink cart with Thai milk tea and Thai coffee for 25 Thai Baht each. Delicious and large cups. Turn right at the road entrance and walk for 5 minutes to a 7-11. The banana pancakes at the entrance are delicious (45 Thai Baht). In front, there is the tasty boat noodle shop Zaew Noodle แซว ก๋วยเตี๋ยวลูกชิ้นปลา and the 70-year-old Hong Kong-style restaurant Bamee Kon Sae Lee (Thonglo) บะหมี่คนแซ่ลี ทองหล่อ. Cross the overpass to the other side to find the Jellyfish Bar. Turn left at the road entrance and cross the first overpass, about a 5-minute walk to the bus stop and the famous online shop Phed Mark เผ็ดมาร์ค.

Staff were super friendly, helpful and accommodating. Located within a very safe district within Bangkok where I felt secure throughout the stay. Thank you!

#Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand city hotels address- Environment/Facilities - Japanese-style baths and infinity pool Features: Quiet in a busy area, high cost performance Price per person: $250 Rating - 80 This time I am writing about a hotel under the Thai local brand Jasmine City Group. This Jasmine 59 Hotel is located in Soi 59, Sukhumvit, Thonglor District. It is one of the most popular and quiet hotels. It also has a small Japanese hot spring pool and an infinity pool. It is only HK$500 including tax, which is very cost-effective. Get off at Thonglor BTS Skytrain Station, pass Sukhumvit Alleys 55 and 57, turn left into Alley 59 and walk for a few minutes to arrive. The entire journey takes about ten minutes on foot from the BTS station. Lane 59, where Jasmine 59 Hotel is located, is relatively quiet, but there are still many street stalls on the road. Walking into the lobby with plenty of natural light, you will feel that it is bright and clean. When you enter the room, on the left hand side there is a washing machine, double-door refrigerator, microwave oven, range hood, double-burner induction cooker, as well as dishes. There are knives, spatulas and other tools in the cabinet, so you can cook in the room. The room is divided into a bedroom and a small living room with a sofa by a glass door. We stayed in the cheapest room type, Double Deluxe, which is decorated in a simple style. Although there are no floor-to-ceiling windows, there is still a large window with a view of the city. Alcohol disinfectant hand sanitizer is also provided in the room, which is very thoughtful. The room is approximately 33 square meters in size, with plenty of space and the suitcases can be opened at will. The price including tax is only about HK$500 per night, which is very cost-effective! The breakfast is also pretty good. The most special thing is that in addition to the usual sunny-side-up eggs, scrambled eggs, poached eggs, and omelettes, their egg station also has egg benedict, and they use square bread at the bottom, which is a bit interesting. The drinks include fruit smoothies, with watermelon and apple flavors, which are very refreshing. The hotel has a sauna, a small Japanese-style bathhouse, a hot spring pool, and a fitness room. There are many facilities. #Thailand #Bangkok #ThailandHotels