CHANN | Bangkok-Noi

Highly recommend for those looking for an oasis of peace in Bangkok. Chann Bangkok Noi is a charming boutique hotel on a canal just off the Chao Phraya river. The traditional Thai design feels a bit like living in Jim Thompson House. The hotel is tucked away down an alley and there is no direct vehicle access. Possibly a negative for some, but for me, the walk through the Bangkok Noi neighborhood adds to the charm. For getting around town, the main road is a short walk away, with many bus routes stopping there. But even better is the river boat pier by Phra Pinklao Bridge. Sites like Wat Arun are an easy boat ride away.

The place was comfy with good service and staff, but I docked a point for the parking and extra bed. The extra futon bed isn't great because ants got into it. The dinner, which was part of the room package, was tasty but had too many fried and oily things and no veggies. Breakfast's great and yummy though.

We absolutely loved our stay here! The accommodation was spotlessly clean, and the service was outstanding. Nestled right on the Chao Phraya River, this hotel offers a wonderfully natural and relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding. We highly recommend it for anyone seeking a peaceful and comfortable escape.

Lovely small hotel a the junction of the Chao Phraya river & the Bangkok Klong. Thai style room with everything you need, a reasonable size & very comfortable. Great dinner in the restaurant on our one evening there and super breakfast. River is always noisy from early morning so back garden rooms are best. Very convenient for the Royal Barges museum and the Bangkok Thonburi Station (to Kanchanaburi). Other reviews have marked down the location but I would suggest they haven't done their research. This hotel is not convenient to the centre of Bangkok (MBK, SkyTrain etc) but very convenient for the River Taxis covering access to the Royal Palace, Wat Arun etc.

Good accommodation, clean, beautifully decorated, beautiful view, but the journey to get there may be a bit difficult. Cars cannot access it. You have to walk or use a motorbike. If you take a car, you have to park at a nearby temple temporarily for 40 baht, overnight for 100 baht.

In general, it’s not for tourists non families.  The location is really off from the main street and required to walk to a small alley in a local neighbourhood  (almost like a ghetto area if you don’t know Bangkok).  Not recommended for female solo travellers.  But definitely a good pick for someone who is looking for a relaxing afternoon with not much to expect.  Room was clean and able to see the long-tail boats cruising thru. the canel.   The food was good, up to Thai standard but not worth it if just come here for coffee or lunch.  

I stayed at Chann for work and absolutely loved how rustic and unique it was. It’s truly the definition of a hidden gem -a bit tricky to find, but well worth it. The peaceful atmosphere, combined with the charm of the resident kittens and tortoises, made the experience even more special. Breakfast was delicious, and the staff were incredibly kind and helpful. The rooms felt like safari lodges which was quite cool. A wonderful escape from the usual city hotels -highly recommended! Ah just one piece of advice- take mosquito repellent 😆

Hotel access is not safe and convenient. You have to drop off or park at Wat Dusit and walk 200m to the Hotel. If not, you need to go by Grab Bike or private speed boat or jet ski. It made me feel unsafe for lady arriving at late evening or night time. Hotel staff was very nice and helpful but it seemed no choice about BF as it's difficult to go outside for it. I didn't see the room but common area looked nice, clean, and homey with pier view. The cat was very friendly. BTW, thank you the Hotel to propose for fully refund because of our inconvenience to stay. We'd like to recommend the Hotel to be interested in lots of negative comments, deal with any pier, and arrange boat service for their guests which would create great experience and avoid word of mouth about bad perception.