YWCA Hotel Bangkok

The rooms at YWCA Hotel Bangkok range from 16 m² single and twin rooms to a 32 m² family room that sleeps up to four guests. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Rooms can have individual air conditioning, blackout curtains, a desk, a closet, a window, and a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels. Beds run from a single bed to a king bed, and some rooms offer a choice of bed set-ups.

Guests can use the 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, a laundromat and 24-hour security, and the hotel has an elevator. Business facilities and meeting or banquet facilities are available, along with a salon, shops, a family room and a convenience store.

For meals and snacks there is a restaurant, a coffee shop, room service, a vending machine and food delivery. Internet access is available in public areas as well as in the rooms, where free Wi-Fi is provided.

Parking is free nearby, and the hotel has a shared lounge and TV area. Cash withdrawal is available on site, and daily housekeeping is provided. The hotel also has a shared lounge and TV area where guests can relax between trips around the city, and business guests can use the meeting and banquet facilities.

Sathorn is one of the central districts of Bangkok, with many offices, hotels and embassies, and the Chao Phraya river flows through the wider city. Several embassies are within a few hundred metres of YWCA Hotel Bangkok, so the streets around the hotel are a mix of business buildings and quieter side roads.

Lumphini MRT station is 450 m away and Si Lom MRT station is 750 m away, close to the Silom business district and linking the hotel to the metro network. Lumphini Park, a large public park, is also close to the Lumphini station. Jim Thompson House, a complex of traditional Thai teak houses that the American silk entrepreneur Jim Thompson brought together, is a museum 3.1 km away.

A day could start at The Grand Palace, 6.1 km away, where the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) sits within the palace complex. The riverside temple of Wat Arun, known for its tall tiered tower, and Khaosan Road, a backpacker street, are in the same part of town. For a longer day, the weekend market at Chatuchak, with hundreds of stalls, is 8.4 km away, and a riverside boat trip on the Chao Phraya is another way to see the old city from the water.