S1 Hostel

The hostel was alright, though the door did not really lock, and the shower came out at an angle. There was poor water pressure in the room as well. The location was good, and it was easy to get around from the hostel, but I don't think I'd stay there again next time.

The room was ok, but a bit dark. The staff at the beginning was very nice, but they got ruder for no reasons. We were polite when asking for help and questions but they didn’t seem wanting to help. They even laughed at 1 of us when her luggage exceeded 7kg 3 times in a row. We tried to use translation app too, always tried not to bring trouble. This hostel is located near MRT, 7-11. It was great until the staff ruined it.

S1 Hostel Bangkok is in the Sathorn area, surrounded by many office buildings. It is located on Ngam Duphli Alley, just a 10-minute walk to Lumphini MRT Station and One Bangkok. Since this is a business district, there are many travelers from different countries, including both tourists and business visitors. Because of this, there are many restaurants nearby, such as Thai food, Japanese food, Isaan food, Mala Shabu, and bars with live music and sports broadcasts. There is also a 7-Eleven and massage shops in the area. Why we chose this hotel: We picked this hotel because we are familiar with the location. It is easy to get to popular street food areas in Bangkok, like Banthat Thong Road and Chinatown (Yaowarat). From the outside, the hotel looks small with only a few rooms. Since it is called a “hostel,” we first thought it might not be very private. But after checking online, we found out they have private rooms with attached bathrooms at a very reasonable price. So, we booked a twin room with a private bathroom. Hotel facilities & room details: There is a small parking area for 4-5 motorbikes in front of the hotel. The lobby has a small check-in counter and sells drinks like water, soft drinks, and local beer. There is a common area where guests can relax, chat, and eat. To enter the room area, you need a keycard, making it more secure. Our room was in the building behind the lobby. The room is compact, so if you have a big suitcase, it might feel a bit small. Inside the room, there is a TV, work desk, and refrigerator. If you need hot water for tea or coffee, you have to go to the kitchen on the first floor, where there is a kettle and microwave. The room has a small window near the sink, but if you like big windows with a view, this might not be ideal. Security note: The door lock is only on the doorknob, so if you need extra security, you may need to take extra precautions. Overall impression: We think S1 Hostel Bangkok is a great value for the price. The hotel is in the city center, making it easy to travel around by car, motorbike, or MRT subway. There are also many restaurants, bars, convenience stores, and massage shops nearby, creating a lively atmosphere. If we have business in the Sathorn area again, we would definitely stay here again.

The place was way to find. 5 floors, and kept relatively well. Dorm rooms don’t smell bad like some other places. Location was okay, not my favorite. But to stay was good. Could take busses from that area.

The rooms are clean, cozy, and well-equipped with essentials like a flat-screen TV, minibar, and free Wi-Fi. The hotel features a small but convenient

Very good location. Close to MRT and Lumphini park. There are two 7/11 nearby. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Clean room. Reasonable price. Good location to connect Metro service. Good for privacy.

I stayed in room 202 and found the bed to be very hard. When I asked the staff to change rooms, they informed me that all the rooms have the same type of bed. This indicates that the entire hotel uses beds with the same level of firmness. If you prefer a softer bed, this hotel might not be suitable for you.