Deep Sleep Hostel Bangkok

Deep Sleep Hostel Bangkok offers private rooms for two, five and six guests, along with mixed dormitory rooms for one guest each, in six-bed and eight-bed layouts. The private rooms and dormitories have air conditioning and a city view, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Several rooms have a shared bathroom with a shower, and the eight-bed dormitory, at 32 m², has kitchenware along with its beds. Guests share the lounge and TV area, lockers are available for belongings, and daily housekeeping is provided for the rooms. The dormitory rooms are for one guest each, while the private rooms take up to six guests together.

The property has a shared lounge and TV area, where guests can relax after a day out, with on-site entertainment and lockers for guests. Daily housekeeping is provided, English is spoken at the property, and 24-hour security is in place.

For meals, there are restaurants on site, a breakfast service and food delivery, and alcohol is offered.

Tours can be arranged, and on-site parking is available for guests who come by car. Wi-Fi is free in every room, so guests can stay connected throughout their visit.

Prachathipatai Road runs through the Khaosan area of Bangkok, the backpacker quarter on the edge of the old city near the Chao Phraya River. The streets around it mix guesthouses, bars, food stalls and shops, and the area is easy to explore on foot. Quieter lanes lead off the main road toward the river and the temples of Banglamphu.

Khao San Road is 600 m away, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) is 1.6 km away, and the Grand Palace is 1.8 km away. Wat Arun, across the river, is 2.5 km from the hostel, and Wat Bowonniwet and the Norrarat Market are a few hundred metres away. Sam Yot MRT Station and several river ferry piers are also nearby. The Pipit Banglamphu History Museum is close by too, in the same quarter as the hostel.

A good day can start at the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, continue by ferry to Wat Arun across the river, and end on Khao San Road in the evening. Evenings on the road are busy, with food stalls and bars along the pavement. Wat Bowonniwet, a few hundred metres from the hostel, adds a temple visit without much extra walking. The Chatuchak Weekend Market is a separate outing, well away from the old city.