Hotels near Sampeng market, Bangkok

"This hotel offers good value for money, especially considering its Chinatown location. It was a bit tricky to find, but I eventually managed. It's located to the right when you're heading into Chinatown, down an alleyway next to an old lady selling bananas. Right at the entrance of the alley, there's a shop selling large ceramic items. The hotel room has a small kitchen, which is great for buying groceries and cooking. While the room isn't huge, it has all the essentials. I'd definitely book again if I need a place to stay."

"I could easily find a hotel with better value for money in Bangkok. Given the price of this hotel, the front desk staff were incredibly short-tempered. As new arrivals, we asked them a couple of times for directions because we weren't familiar with the area, and they immediately became impatient. A hotel's service should aim for the highest quality in both service and facilities, yet they completely overlooked this crucial aspect."

"I absolutely enjoyed the stay so much I wanted to extend my trip because of this hotel! The service was top notch, similar to the experience I had at a luxury hotel in Singapore! The receptionist accompanies you to the room, pointing out the different facilities and where you are able to find everything! This hotel is also the tallest in Chinatown, so the sunset view is gorgeous at the very top, where there is a 360 panoramic view in a revolving restaurant and bar. However, I enjoyed the 17th level bar even more, as they have a nostalgia set when I was there, costing only 450 baht for soup, salad, pizza and 2 pints of beer! P.S Colouring my hair (roots) was 800baht at the salon downstairs, look for TangMo! She did a wonderful job and even threw in hair treatment at this price! Lots of food nearby, with 7-11 across the street. The markets are open both day and night, so no matter what time you wake, you are able to shop and eat just a street away."

"When we booked this particular hotel I made the mistake of wanting a hotel near the old train station, instead of the central terminal. We had a train to catch to Hua Hin the next day. Nonetheless, for the 1 night we stayed it was a fantastic hotel and we saw many tourist attractions. Our room was newly renovated and beautifully appointed with plenty of furnishings. I particularily loved all the tables and space in our room. And even though the hotel was under construction/renovations, the management gave us plenty of notice about the noise. We really appreciated this from hotel management. And I'm sure when their construction is finished, this hotel will look amazing. Well, it's already a fantastic hotel. One concern some travellers might have is the location of this hotel. It's located on and surrounded mostly by pedestrian alleyways. It's great if you're a city walker or a hiker but might be a bit of an inconvenience if you have a car. Also, the area is outstanding with plenty to see and tons of venues for night life, bars and restaurants. It's a big tourist area and can get busy but if the bar and party scene is your fun and playground, then this riverside Chinatown area will not disappoint. Highly recommend this accommodation but it would be best to book and stay here once their renovations are completed."

"This was my first time staying in a hotel near Bangkok's Chinatown. I spotted this place, which offered great value for money, and booked two nights for a weekend getaway. Upon arrival, I found out there's no physical front desk. You have to scan an official account to check in remotely with the owner, and only then do you receive the access code and room number. It was certainly a novel check-in experience for me! The room itself isn't huge, but it's well-designed and aesthetically pleasing. The bathroom is shared with other guests on the same floor. However, since there are only a few rooms (just two on my floor), there was never a rush or queue for the bathroom, even during peak times. Since the access is via a keypad lock, there's no risk of losing a key card or needing one for electricity. The only minor drawback is that if you don't take a screenshot, it's easy to forget the code and might take a few tries to remember it."

"The hostel's location is pretty good, about a 5-minute walk from Chinatown and 5-10 minutes from the subway station. The private single room was small but clean, and bathrooms/showers are shared. There are 3 rooms on the floor I stayed on, and I was in the middle one. There's no soundproofing, and my neighbor talked loudly on the phone for two hours straight at night. After she finished, she started snoring non-stop. Plus, there was a loud opera happening downstairs. It was genuinely too noisy, but it was cheap, so I put up with it."

"Firstly we were given a room with no window so I complained as the description in picture on Trip clearly showed a room with a window ( I admit I failed to note te wording lower down ) I stated that I would never book a room without a window as it’s a legal requirement in my country. They upgraded us free of charge to a premier room for the first night t we managed to clear it but gosh it was bad when you needed to visit the bathroom. as only room available which was great. The second night we had to move to the same type of booked room but one that did have a window which I am afraid was ok but this area of the hotel seemed to suffer with a smell problem from the toilet system, luckily with the window open and bathroom door firmly shut we managed to clear it with window open and bathroom door firmly shut but gosh it was bad when you needed to go into the bathroom."

"My stay at Collection O Dinso Home Boutique was decent overall. Looking at the ratings, the hotel scored well in cleanliness and facilities; the room was tidy, and basic amenities were sufficient for a comfortable stay. However, while the hotel's ambiance and service are currently good, there's still room for improvement, especially in service details and creating a better overall atmosphere. I hope for an even better experience in the future. As a solo traveler, the value for money here was acceptable, making it suitable for guests who have basic accommodation needs and prefer simplicity and convenience. I hope the hotel optimizes its service further in the future to provide a more thoughtful guest experience."

"An all-in-one hotel with it's own cafe (ground floor, check-in) and a restaurant (the Ros Krung Esarn Thai Cafe). It's on an alley with the popular Jay Fai and Thipsamai padthai restaurants) as it's immediate neighbour. What could be better than that when it comes to good food! The room is minimalist in design - sufficient. Comfortable, cozy bed. Traffic noise is a bit loud in the early evenings but bearable later at night. There's no view from my room's window though - just sides & backs of old buildings. Just have to close the blinds. I like the downstairs cafe... Comfortable, with a self-service counter for guests - all-day beverages and with bread / toasts in the mornings. It has a well kept al fresco area too with views of old Bangkok, but got to bear with the occasional stench from the river, not too bad. It's about 15 minutes walk from the nearest MRT station, Sam Yot. Can take a tuk-tuk as it's quite a walk if dragging heavy luggage."

"The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic, right next to IconSiam. I emailed them beforehand to mention it was my birthday, and they not only arranged for a non-corner room but also surprised me with a cake! The front desk staff even upgraded us to two rooms and were incredibly friendly. They don't discriminate against Chinese guests, and the pool wasn't dirty at all."