Heyyyy Bangkok

The rooms at Heyyyy Bangkok range from dormitory rooms with bunk beds to rooms with a queen bed, and they measure from 15 to 40 m². Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, some rooms have air conditioning, and daily housekeeping is provided. Bunk beds are used in the dormitory-style rooms, and queen beds are used in the rooms with a queen bed.

Room capacities range from one guest to five, and several rooms share a bathroom. Between days out, guests can spend time in the shared lounge and TV area, the library and the game room, and the bar is one of the shared spaces on site.

The hostel offers a shuttle service and a taxi service, luggage storage and lockers, and express check-in and check-out. Daily housekeeping is provided, and 24-hour security covers the property. Luggage storage and lockers are available for guests who want to keep belongings safe during the day.

Guests can use a bar, a coffee shop, a salon, a terrace, a library, a game room and a shared lounge with a TV area. A convenience store and shops are also available, and parking on site is free, with parking nearby as well.

Internet services are offered, and Wi-Fi covers the public areas. Languages spoken include English, Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese and Thai, and the hostel has family rooms.

Heyyyy Bangkok is on Phatthanakan Road in Suanluang, in the Ramkhamhaeng area of eastern Bangkok. The neighbourhood is mostly residential and lies away from the old city and the main shopping districts, with local markets, parks and a hospital close by. Most of the big attractions lie in the central districts, further away from the hostel, so a day out usually means a longer trip.

Hua Mak MRT Station is 200 m away, the closest train stop to the hostel, and Suvarnabhumi Airport is 13 km away. It is the nearer of the two airports, so the hostel is closer to it than to Don Mueang International Airport. Pattanakarn Market, a local market, and Muang Thong Park, a green space, are both nearby, so the area offers a look at daily life away from the tourist streets.

The sights of the old city are further away: the Grand Palace is 16.1 km away, and Khaosan Road, the backpacker street, and Wat Arun, the riverside temple with its tall prang, are in the same part of town. Jim Thompson House, a traditional Thai house and museum, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, Bangkok's large weekend market, are other stops for a day out.