Beanstalk Bangkok

We LOVED this hotel. The staff were so so lovely and super helpful. You can leave your bags there for free after checkout time. They give you heaps of free toiletries, slippers, water etc. The rooms were very clean, although ours didn’t have a window, so I would ask for one with a window next time, but very minor detail. You leave your shoes in lockers at the front then wear the slippers provided inside the hotel, keeping the whole place very clean. Was also in a good location for us, not too busy at all but still close to popular areas, great massage spots around, jewellery stores and restaurants. Maybe not the place for you if you want to be in the centre and not pay for transport around, but was perfect for us. Highly recommend!!

There are a few things that we do appreciate: 1. Staffs were polite and friendly. They even guided us to our room when we checked in to, I assume, make sure we know how to properly operate the digital door lock. 2. Bathroom products like shampoo etc. smelled very very good. 3. Beds were comfortable. However, it was not a pleasant stay, for the following reasons: 1. There’s only so little space in the bathroom. The bathroom sink is way too small. 2. Walls too thin. One morning we were woken up by the alarm from next door. Another night we heard people chatting, and even the video that they were watching. And we could so clearly hear the noise from the street. 3. Same as so many other reviews here, the smell. For 3 nights in a row, the bathroom would be full of smell of sewage at night. We informed the staffs, and were promised a “deep-clean”, which we later on found out that it was just some air-freshener spray LOL. It did not work. But they did try. 🦭 We were also offered a room-change or take another room’s shower. But we decided that we would just stay since it was our last night and we were too lazy. And they gave us to spray to hopefully help a little bit. 4. This place is nicely designed but shows lack of maintenance. Walls are scratched, paints are cracking and chipped off, mold in the bathroom, slippers(washed but old and reused) broken and still handed out to guests. 5. Location is not ideal at all. Nowhere close to any train station, good restaurant, convenient store and, somehow interestingly, any pickup/drop off spots of MuvMi. (It was so much walking!!!) 6. The neighborhood was dirty. We did not feel safe walking around here at night. - Unfortunate as clumsy as we are, we knocked down one of those thin glasses on the teeny tiny shelf in the bathroom and it broke😔. We are so so deeply sorry for that. It costed us 200 THB. So we learned the lesson, and decided to not use it anymore and put it in the safest place in the room :) 👍

The property is nice, location is good, staff is great. BUT YOU CAN HEAR EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING. I’m sandwiched between two rooms and I can hear ALL their convos and what language they are speaking. Even at 1 am! Plus, you can hear doors slamming shut, people talking in the hallway, people moving around in their rooms, the noise from the road. I even heard someone keying in the pin code to their room. The walls between the rooms are not cemented. Your neighbors dont even have to be loud cos you will still hear them. Forget getting good rest here. The owner skipped on investing on soundproofing which sucks cos the property is actually decent and the staff are nice!! Stay at your own risk. And if you do decide to stay, bring earplugs. Seriously.

We stayed at Beanstalk Bangkok just for 1 night, but really enjoyed it! The location is very prime. Staff is friendly and always ready to help. Room was very spacious and clean. Breakfast was absolutely delicious and we got complementary plate of fruits! We would def recommend this place!

What I disliked the most was that guests are required to remove their shoes in the lobby and wear hotel slippers instead. These slippers are the thin, standard hotel type, and it seems they have been reused by many guests. The shoe storage area also has an unpleasant foot odor, which is understandable since travelers walk a lot in Bangkok’s hot weather before returning to the hotel and taking off their shoes. Overall, standing in the shoe area never felt comfortable and negatively affected my experience

Toilet is small. Like their shampoo, hand wash, good quality. Comfy stay, only thing is the noise on the street. It does affect our sleep quality. All in all ok. Would consider staying here again during our next visit to Bangkok

- The hotel is very beautiful, designed in a minimalist Japanese style. The hotel lobby is lovely—you leave your shoes in a locker and wear the hotel's indoor slippers. There’s a self-service laundry area, and it only costs 50 baht (quite reasonably priced). The room design is simple, but the soundproofing is very poor… We stayed for three nights, and all three nights we couldn’t sleep due to noise coming from various directions. - The staff are friendly, and the room is always well cleaned. One thing I really liked was the shower gel and shampoo—they smelled amazing. - It’s a bit far from the BTS station, about a 10–15-minute walk. It's close to Chinatown and the pier to Icon Siam. However, there aren’t as many 7-Elevens around as in most other places

Ok so I took away one star for the location only cos it’s a little away from the main shopping belt. That said, if you want to stay away from that area, this is quite possibly the best spot. There are several cafes close by, the BTS station is an easy 10 minute walk away, and Song Wat isn’t terribly far off. As for my room, it was spacious with a double bed. Breakfast was good too: i opted for the American breakfast which was served with something Thai - tom yum soup one morning, rice and veggies the next. Staff were really lovely too. And the lobby is pretty cool. I love how it mixes an industrial vibe with a bit of Thai minimalism. Oh yes, you’ll have to leave your shoes in a locker at the lobby and use their slippers to go to your room. I didn’t think that was an issue, but just putting it down here in case it matters. :)