Buri Hostel Bangkok

The rooms at Buri Hostel Bangkok include a Deluxe Room with a double bed, an Economy Standard Room of 8 m² for one guest, and mixed dormitories with bunk beds. Rooms have air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi reaches all rooms.

Several rooms share a bathroom with a shower, and the Deluxe Room has a private shower and toiletries. The Double Suite has a seating area and a television, and the dormitory rooms sleep up to seven guests.

Guests have a 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping and an on-site laundromat, and English and Thai are spoken at the hostel. The property also has a gift and souvenir shop with handicrafts, clothing and accessories made by local artisans, and a bicycle parking area.

Parking on the property is free, and the hostel offers wireless internet access as well as free WiFi. Security is provided around the clock by 24-hour security staff, and bicycle parking is available on the property.

Buri Hostel Bangkok sits on Sukhumvit Road, a long arterial road lined with shophouses, street-food stalls and office buildings. The atmosphere here is everyday Bangkok rather than the temple district of the old city, and small shops and cash machines are never far from the entrance.

The Skytrain is the easiest way to get around from here. Udom Suk BTS Station is 350 m away on the Sukhumvit Line, and Punnawithi is another station nearby, with the line running to Siam, close to Siam Paragon. Close to the hostel are the Siam Paradise Night Bazar, 150 m away, and cloud 11 Park, 200 m away.

A day out could begin with the Grand Palace, 14.9 km away, and Wat Arun, Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho) and Khaosan Road lie in the same old-city area. Chatuchak Weekend Market, 14.5 km away, is open at weekends, and Jim Thompson House, a museum of Thai silk in a traditional house, is also on the list. In the evening, Asiatique on the riverfront offers a different kind of outing, with shopping and a night market beside the Chao Phraya. Khun-Yim Market, a neighbourhood market with everyday stalls, is also close by, and the streets around the hostel are lined with small local eateries.