All Inn Hostel Bangkok

Every room at All Inn Hostel Bangkok has a garden view, and the rooms measure between 20 and 30 m². The choice runs from a mixed dorm with three bunk beds to a family suite with a double bed, a budget double room and a deluxe balcony room with a queen bed. Several rooms have a private bathroom, and the family suite and the deluxe room each have a balcony or terrace.

Air conditioning and soundproofing are fitted in several of the rooms, and the budget double room has an openable window. The mixed dorm sleeps one guest, and the family suite, the budget double room and the deluxe balcony room each sleep up to two guests.

All Inn Hostel Bangkok has a 24-hour front desk, express check-in and check-out, private check-in and check-out, and a laundry service. The front desk operates around the clock, and English, Filipino and Japanese are among the languages spoken there.

Tours, a taxi service and ticket services are offered for getting around and booking transport or events, and the hostel provides an airport transfer. Parking is free on site, and the hostel also has a terrace and a designated smoking area, as well as non-smoking rooms.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and room service and food delivery are offered. Internet services are also offered, and the hostel has non-smoking rooms as well as the smoking area.

All Inn Hostel Bangkok sits on Soi 95 Bangchak in the Sukhumvit area of eastern Bangkok. It is a neighbourhood setting, with temples and local markets close by and a skytrain station within a few hundred metres.

Punnawithi BTS Station is 600 m away on the Sukhumvit Line, and Bang Chak BTS Station is also nearby, so the skytrain is the usual link to central Bangkok. Dhammamongkol Temple is 550 m from the hostel, and Khun-Yim Market is 1.5 km away for everyday shopping. A convenience store, Mini Big C, and an ATM are close by. By air, Suvarnabhumi Airport is 14.8 km away, and the hostel offers an airport transfer, while Don Mueang International Airport is further out.

For a day out, the Grand Palace and the temples along the river are a common choice for a first visit, and the Siam district suits an afternoon of shopping. Chatuchak Weekend Market is the place for a morning of shopping and street food. Guests with a vehicle can use the car park on site, which is free of charge. Temples, markets and the skytrain are the main points of reference around the hostel, and the old city is the usual destination for the first day out.