Bangkok Hub Hostel

Bangkok Hub Hostel has rooms with a city view, and several of them have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Beds include double beds and a bunk bed, and some rooms have a private bathroom while others share one. Blackout curtains are fitted in one room, and a socket near the bed is in another.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and several rooms come with toiletries, towels and linens. Satellite and cable channels come with several of the rooms too. Some rooms also have a desk, a mini bar or an in-room safe box, depending on the room you book.

Bangkok Hub Hostel offers a shared lounge and TV area, lockers, a concierge, daily housekeeping and dry cleaning. Business facilities and meeting and banquet facilities are available, and the property has soundproof rooms and an airport transfer. The concierge is available to help guests with their requests.

English and Thai are spoken. Air conditioning covers the public areas, and Wi-Fi is available in the public areas as well, with internet services and satellite or cable channels also offered in the rooms. Pets are allowed, and charges apply. The shared lounge has a TV that guests can watch together, and lockers are available at the hotel for bags.

Bangkok Hub Hostel sits on CharoenKrung Road in Yannawa, in the Bangkok Riverside area on the Sathon side of the city, close to the Chao Phraya River. The streets around the hotel hold several temples, shrines and small markets, and the river gives the district its character, with ferry piers serving the riverside. Daily life here is quieter than on the main shopping streets, with the river and its piers shaping the rhythm of the neighbourhood.

The Saphan Taksin BTS Station is 150 m away, and Surasak BTS Station is 750 m away, so the Skytrain is the simplest way to reach the central districts. Sathorn Pier is a short walk from the hotel and connects with the river ferries, while Asiatique - The Riverfront is 1.9 km away. Wat Arun is 4 km away across the river, and the Grand Palace is 4.4 km away.

A good day starts at the Grand Palace, where the Temple of the Emerald Buddha stands inside the palace grounds, and continues with Wat Arun across the river. Chatuchak Weekend Market is a longer trip out of the centre, and it is open on weekends only, so plan the visit around the market's opening days.