Y Hotel

The rooms at Y Hotel share air conditioning and a private entrance, along with a private bathroom with a shower, hair dryer, toiletries and towels. Each one has an electric kettle, a coffee and tea maker and a socket near the bed, and each sleeps up to two guests.

The rooms measure 20 to 24 m² and have either a queen bed or a double bed. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, daily housekeeping is offered, and rooms can have a desk, a dining table and tiled or wooden floors. The reception staff speak English and Thai, and the property has its own private entrance to each room.

Y Hotel offers free Wi-Fi in all rooms, and internet services and Wi-Fi are also available in the public areas. Air conditioning is available in the public area as well, and daily housekeeping is offered to the rooms.

The property is smoke-free, and the reception staff speak English and Thai. Rooms can have a dining table, a separate dining area, a desk and free bottled water, along with clothes racks, linens and an electric kettle.

Rooms can also have a private entrance, a hair dryer, toiletries and towels, with a shower in the private bathroom, a coffee and tea maker, and a socket near the bed, with the bathroom fittings in place.

Y Hotel stands in Samphanthawong, the Chinatown district of Bangkok, where narrow streets, old shophouses and temples sit close together. Yaowarat Road, the district's main street, runs 100 m from the property, and its shophouses, food stalls and gold shops give the area a strong Chinese character. It is a neighbourhood for walking, with much of its life on the streets.

Wat Mangkon MRT Station is 350 m away, and Hua Lamphong Railway Station is 750 m, so the metro and trains are close at hand. Within walking distance you will find Wat Chaiyaphummikaram and Wat Mongkhon Samakhom, two pagodas in the Chinatown streets, along with Wat Traimit, home to a solid-gold Buddha. The Sawatdi ferry pier is close by as well.

A typical day here starts with a walk along Yaowarat Road and the temples, then continues by taxi to the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, which are 2.3 km away. Evenings are good for a stroll through the market streets, and the area is easy to explore on foot during the day, with the temples and shrines mostly close to one another. Don Mueang International Airport is 21.9 km from the property, so the airport is a longer ride when you leave the area.