3 Howw Hostel at Sukhumvit 21

The rooms at 3 Howw Hostel at Sukhumvit 21 cover shared dormitory beds, capsules and private rooms, so guests can choose between a bunk in a mixed or female dormitory and a room of their own. Rooms can have air conditioning, a desk, a locker, a hair dryer and a shower, and several have a city view.

The Private Superior Room has a private bathroom and a queen bed, while the female dormitory and the mixed capsule room have shared bathrooms. Ironing facilities are also available for guests, and the hostel offers family rooms. Female-only dormitory and capsule options sit alongside mixed rooms.

Shared spaces at 3 Howw Hostel at Sukhumvit 21 include a karaoke lounge, a game room, a shared lounge with TV, on-site entertainment and a terrace. The hostel also has lockers, luggage storage and a concierge, and tours can be arranged. The karaoke lounge has a sound system and songs in several languages, so groups can sing together in the evening.

For daily needs, the hostel offers housekeeping, laundry service, dry cleaning and an ironing service, and a convenience store and cash withdrawal are also available.

Food and drink options include a coffee shop, a snack bar, a shared kitchen, a happy hour and grocery delivery, and guests can use the shared kitchen to prepare their own meals. Paid parking is available nearby, and a daily fee applies.

The hostel is on Soi 1 of Sukhumvit 21, on Asok Montri Road in the Wattana district of central Bangkok. The stretch is busy, with office buildings, clinics, massage shops and restaurants along the side streets of Sukhumvit Road. The hostel works as a base for trips into the old city and the riverside areas, with the city's main streets and shopping districts all within a short journey by skytrain or taxi.

The Asok BTS station is 400 m away and the Sukhumvit MRT station is 300 m away, so the skytrain and the underground are the simplest ways to get around the city. Siam Paragon, a large shopping centre, is 3 km away, and The Siam Society, a cultural institution with a museum and library, is 150 m from the hostel.

A day in the city could start at the Grand Palace, 7.7 km away, with the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in its grounds, then continue to the Jim Thompson House, the former home of the American silk entrepreneur. Wat Arun, on the Chao Phraya riverbank, can be reached by taxi, and the riverside piers are a short ride away from the old city sights. For a weekend outing, the Chatuchak Weekend Market is one of the best-known markets in Bangkok.