Rabbitat Hostel

The breakfast sets were light, inexpensive and fine, and overall the place was good value. It’s an easy walk to both a BTS station and the Airport Rail, so getting around isn’t a worry. The place is kept clean and the staff are friendly, welcoming, and speak English very well. In the big room, the air conditioner is a bit far from the beds near the door, so ask for a bed closer to it if you want cooler air. I also think housekeeping should clean the toilet area every hour instead of only once or twice a day. That small change would make a big difference. Good luck :)

The staff are a real plus. They speak English well and are very helpful. Across the road there’s a rice shop. The people there don’t speak much English, but they have an English menu, and the food is really good. I was on the fourth floor. I don’t usually climb three flights of stairs, but the steps weren’t high, so it wasn’t tiring. My room was small, with a double bed, desk and chair, but it was very clean.

We had a pleasant stay in a clean, simple private room on the fourth floor at rabbitat hostel. The receptionists were kind and friendly, and spoke English. We really appreciated being able to leave our luggage there for two days while we went on a two-day trip to Kanchanaburi. Our room had no windows, which made it feel a bit like living in a rabbit hutch, and there was just one power point. Another outlet near the floor would’ve been useful for charging our devices, and would earn the place five stars from me. It’s a hostel, so the toilets are shared, and there’s no lift, which also makes it unsuitable for elderly guests.

Handy for both the BTS and Airport Link. It’s a popular hostel, with comfy, lively common areas where solo backpackers or small groups can meet other travelers. The place is clean, the beds are comfortable, the showers are hot and the wifi is decent. They’ve also started offering board games.