My Cocoon Hostel

The main downside for me was the shaking when the BTS went past. It was strong enough to wake me up. Apart from that, the hostel was very clean and the rooms were nice. They’ve thought of useful details, including dressing tables, hair dryers, hanging shelves, dining tables, and little bathroom shelves where you can set a makeup bag while showering. The owner was helpful, and I think it’s a nice place for women to stay.

After traveling around several Southeast Asian countries, I found this hostel a great match for its price and setting. The rooms and shared spaces were clean, the location was convenient, and the staff were really friendly. There are hairdryers and straighteners in the common bathroom area for female guests, which is handy. I’ll stay here again next time I’m in Bangkok. Thank you!

I was in the area for a secret mission and would happily return. The hostel is made from containers, which looked really cool, and it’s affordable. There are restaurants and cafes nearby, plus a really good coffee shop and a 7-11 right across the street. The beds are roomy, though the mattress felt a little hard for my taste. The pillow and blanket were good quality, and the fingerprint room entry is a neat touch. The guy at the lobby was genuinely friendly and very helpful. 😊🙏

Plenty of parking here, and it’s not far from the Government Complex or Impact Arena. The hostel is right beside the main road. My room was new and clean, the bunk bed was comfortable, and the price felt like good value.