Silom Soi 3 Hash Hostel

Silom Soi 3 Hash Hostel offers a 50 m² room with a bunk bed for one guest, air conditioning and a balcony or terrace, with a socket near the bed.

Bedding and towels are provided, along with toiletries, slippers and a hair dryer, and blackout curtains help with sleep. Bathroom facilities are shared and include a shower, and linens are part of the room's setup. The room has its own balcony or terrace, so guests can sit outside.

Connectivity is covered, with free Wi-Fi in all rooms and Wi-Fi in the public areas too. The public areas are air-conditioned, and the building has an elevator and a terrace.

Guests can keep valuables secure in the lockers or in the safety deposit boxes, and rooms can have an in-room safe box as well. The property is adult-only, and English, Mandarin and Thai are spoken.

The hostel is managed by a private host. Free Wi-Fi is available for everyone staying in the rooms, and the common areas are covered too, so guests can use either space to stay connected. Air conditioning covers the public areas, so the common spaces stay cool during the day.

Silom Soi 3 Hash Hostel stands on a side street of Silom, Bangkok's business district, where office towers, bank headquarters and several embassies sit alongside street food stalls and night markets. The area is busy through the working day and lively in the evening. Guests who want a central base in the city, rather than a quiet residential street, will find the area convenient. The streets are busy with office workers at lunchtime, and the area keeps its energy well into the evening.

Chong Nonsi BTS station is 250 m away and Sala Daeng BTS station 500 m, both on the Silom Line, which links the district to the rest of the city and is the simplest way to reach other districts. Lalai Sap Market is 200 m away, and Patpong Night Market, 400 m away, is one of the best-known evening markets in the district, with stalls selling food and goods.

A good day could start at Jim Thompson House, a museum of traditional teak houses collected by the American silk entrepreneur Jim Thompson, 2.7 km away. In the afternoon, head to the Chao Phraya riverbank, where Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, stands, and the Grand Palace is also in the old city, close to the river.