OYO 421 Guyasuka Hostel & Cafe

The rooms at OYO 421 Guyasuka Hostel & Cafe are a mix of dormitory beds, from single beds in a female dormitory to bunk beds in eight-bed dormitories, and double rooms of 30 m². Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Several rooms have air conditioning. The Budget Double Room also has a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, and a city view. The eight-bed dormitories share a bathroom, and daily housekeeping, lockers and luggage storage are offered at the hostel. The hostel sits 1.1 km from Bearing BTS Station, so the rooms are a short trip from the skytrain.

Daily housekeeping, luggage storage and lockers are offered at OYO 421 Guyasuka Hostel & Cafe, along with a shared lounge and TV area where guests can relax. An elevator serves the property, and facilities for disabled guests are available.

Food delivery is offered, and internet services are available alongside Wi-Fi in public areas. Free Wi-Fi covers the rooms, while Wi-Fi also reaches the public areas. Guests can communicate in English and Thai, and the hostel offers luggage storage for arrivals and departures.

OYO 421 Guyasuka Hostel & Cafe is on LaSalle Road in Bang Na, a district on the eastern edge of Bangkok where residential streets, offices and trade-fair venues sit along the Sukhumvit corridor. The area is mostly residential and business-oriented, with local shops, parks and schools close to the hostel, so the streets feel local rather than touristy.

Bearing BTS Station, 1.1 km away, is the nearest skytrain stop and the main link to central Bangkok, and Bang Na BTS Station, 1.2 km away on the same line, offers a second option. BITEC, the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre, is also nearby. Phuti Anun Park is a short walk from the hostel, and the Lasalle 2K Market sells everyday goods for the neighbourhood. Wat Bang Na Nai pagoda and the Bangkok Local Museum Bang Na District are also close.

Suvarnabhumi Airport is 15.3 km away, the Grand Palace 16.4 km and the Chatuchak Weekend Market 16.9 km, so the city's main sights are a long day trip rather than a quick outing. A typical day could start with a morning at Phuti Anun Park, continue by skytrain into the centre, and finish with a meal at the local markets near the hostel.