Ama Hostel Bangkok

The rooms at Ama Hostel Bangkok include bunk-bed dormitories, a private room with four bunk beds for up to eight guests, a family room with a private bathroom, and rooms with a queen bed or two single beds. Several rooms have a city view and air conditioning.

Some rooms have a private bathroom and others share one with other guests. Hair dryers, toiletries and towels are provided in several of the rooms, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms. Blackout curtains and linens are also available in some of the dormitory and shared rooms. Guests who want a private bathroom will find one in the Deluxe Twin Bed Room and in the family room.

The hostel offers an airport transfer and a taxi service, along with ticket services, luggage storage and lockers for guests. Laundry and dry cleaning are available, and daily housekeeping is provided.

Guests can use the shared lounge and TV area, play billiards, or sit on the terrace. A coffee shop is on site, Wi-Fi is also available in the public areas, and air conditioning runs in the public areas too. The lounge and terrace give guests places to gather, and the billiards table is one more way to pass the time.

Soundproof rooms are offered, and the languages spoken include English and Thai. Luggage storage and lockers are available for guests' belongings, and dry cleaning is offered as well.

Ama Hostel Bangkok is in Chinatown, the district known locally as China Town, a dense area of shophouses, narrow lanes and markets. Its streets are busy through the day, and the food stalls and markets make walking from one to the next a natural way to spend an afternoon.

Sampeng Lane Market and the Pahurat cloth market, in the Indian quarter, are a short stroll from the hostel, and Wat Chakrawatrachawat Woramahawihan, a temple, is close by. The Sam Yot MRT Station is 450 m away for trips further into the city, while the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) and the Grand Palace are 1.4 km away, and Khaosan Road is 1.9 km away.

Getting around the nearby markets and temples is simple on foot, and the MRT links the area to other parts of central Bangkok, so a day trip across the city needs no taxi for the first leg. Suvarnabhumi Airport is 27.4 km away and Don Mueang Airport is 21.9 km away. A good day here can start with the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew in the morning, move on to the lanes of Sampeng and Pahurat in the afternoon, and end with a walk back through Chinatown.