Many Trees

Great place to stay. Cheapest in the area. It has a couple of rooms and a shared bathroom. It's all very clean and the rooms are equipped with airco and fans. In contrary to other places in Thailand, the beds are soft! It's situated in a little soi that leads to a busy set of streets that has many restaurants, food stalls, pan cakes places and coffee shops. I spend three hours there just walking around and eating here and there. Absolutely best value for your money in the area!

I had the best stay at this homestay. The location is nice, with a lot of restaurants and some bars a short walk away. As a solo female traveler, I felt safe walking in the alley at night and early morning because it is well lit and there is usually always at least a few people around. The room was spacious, comfortable and clean, and the shared bathroom is only shared between a few people and always kept very clean. The breakfast was delicious each morning, and the people who run it are so kind and caring - she even brought me a box of cough drops when she noticed I had a cough. Can’t recommend this place enough!

The rooms are large. Started in the family room and booked an extra night in the cheaper more basic room. I actually preferred the basic one, as it was brighter, lighter and less cluttered. These basic rooms don’t have a water cooker and fridge though, but they can be used in te common area. Shared bathroom is close to rooms and very clean. Matras quality in the smaller room seemed to be better.

Affordable, good value for money, great location (central yet quiet), very clean, staff is lovely, vocal friendly cat. There are also special touches like a robe, a nice warm lamp to make the room extra cozy, these kind of things. I really liked it.

Despite the busy roads all around it is very quiet here - fantastic! You wake up to the chirping birds in the morning. The whole place is so green, you won’t believe you’re in Bangkok! The big room upstairs gave us all the space we needed. Big cupboards to hang our clothes. You share the big bathroom with the 2 other rooms on the floor, which wasn’t a problem for us. Breakfast consisted of 2 fried eggs, a small salad and toast with jam plus coffee/tea. The sitting area outside is very nice. You walk 15-20 min to Lumphini Park (Metro Blue Line) or Chong Nonsi (BTS Skytrain). Many 7-Eleven around the corner as well as a good massage shop (Baan Relax), local market for buying fruits and also affordable and very good restaurants (like “Krua Tung Thong Thai”-restaurant) in Suan Phlu 8 Alley.