Inn Stations Hostel

The double bed was very good, but there was no help with luggage, and the place has three floors with no elevator. Noise from the nearby highway was considerable.

The sheets and towels were clean, and the shower and toilet were fine. The mattress was hard, though, the room felt very cold from the AC, and everything else was old and dirty. The location is convenient, with the Golden Buddha Temple, transport, and cafes nearby. I only stayed because I had no other options, and wouldn't recommend it.

It was very quiet during my stay, but this isn't a social hostel. For the price, it was good enough. The free wifi was decent, and there was a first-floor common area with a few chairs around what looked like an abandoned bar. The rooms and toilets were clean. The bed was a little hard, and they provided a blanket and towel. AC felt a bit weak. By the bed there was one socket, a reading light, and a makeshift privacy curtain. A huge locker outside the rooms can fit about two 65L backpacks, but bring your own lock. The staircase up to the rooms is quite steep. It's down an alley next to a flyover. Ratchathewi BTS is about 3 km away, the Bangkok train station is 1 km away, and the nearest 711 is 200 m down the main road.

The dorm was okay, with a comfortable bed, privacy curtain, light, and charging port. But the gap between the bed and wall was dirty, with used face masks, food wrappers, and lots of dust. It needs a proper clean. I didn't see a common area, though there was a microwave near the lobby and some fruit marked free. Upstairs there's a large drying rack and ironing facilities. It took a while to find the hostel down the alley. The Grab driver nearly left me farther away, but called ahead and someone from the front desk met us near the alley entrance. There's no elevator, so carrying a heavy bag up two flights was rough. The train station is within walking distance.