Nidhra Boutique

The thoughtful eco touches stood out to me: refillable water and soap, disinfected slippers instead of disposable ones, glass straws, and no plastic cups for guests. They set a good example for visitors and other hotels, and I appreciated that. We had a lovely stay at Nidhra. The team was so welcoming, our room was clean and comfortable, and the building looks lovely. The little garden was a calm spot beside noisy, chaotic Sukhumvit road. The bar and restaurant were fantastic, with great food and some of the best coffee. There's also a very good Korean restaurant next door, though there aren't many street food options nearby. Good value for the price. We'd definitely come back. Thank you!

A good choice if you're hoping to fit some work into your travels. The restaurant has comfortable work areas, good coffee, and tasty meals and snacks. The boutique hotel itself is lovely, with beautiful, very clean rooms and friendly staff.

I liked the quiet area enough that being farther from the center than some hostels didn't bother me. I'd already seen most of Bangkok's big tourist spots anyway. Also, the ashtrays filled with coffee grounds are such a clever idea, I'm stealing it 😆 The bed was really comfortable, and the curtains made it completely dark, which surprised me in a good way. This is one of my favorite Bangkok hostels, and I've stayed at a lot. It's stylish and super clean, with great staff and lots of amenities that cost extra at other hostels. A bag with two towels, earplugs, a sleep mask, cotton swab, and slippers was a big plus 😊

The female dorm was roomy and laid out well, and getting the towel and slippers in a basket was a cute touch. Still, for what it costs, I found the hostel a bit underwhelming. I also didn't like that the entrances and sinks for the men's and women's bathrooms were shared.