ASAI Bangkok Chinatown anmeldelser

The hotel was great! It is super near to the mrt station, and China town night market is just 100m away. Super convenient. Room was clean and just nice. Recommended.

Overall good hotel, spacious and modern rooms. AC is a bit tricky but with help from the reception we could solve the problem.

Quiet and clean , connected to a small shoppingmall. Would come again.

It’s a very convenient hotel to travel to, located just a few minutes’ walk from the BTS Saint Louis station, with parking available as well. It’s considered one of the budget-friendly hotels near china town

Near bts and walking distance to chinatown night market and sampheng night market. Love the cleanliness and the privacy of the hotel and my room is near the lift but surprisingly is not noisy at all.

Location: Super convenient. 2-minute walk from the new Wat Mangkon train station and 5-minute walk from the stretch of food haven. Room: Spacious room and good firm bed and pillows. Clean and well-maintained. As they promote sustainability, toothbrush and slippers are only provided upon request. Change of linen has a special wooden card to ask for it as well. This is my 2nd stay with them, and overall, I still enjoy my stay as they are very close to all the food spots and night market, yet not smack in the middle of all the noise.

ASAI Bangkok Chinatown is right in the middle of all the activities in Bangkok Chinatown - a few steps away from Yaowarat Road that changes its vibe from morning to noon to evening! Location is everything for this hotel! From the hotel, stroll around the vibrant streets of Chinatown, or take a short MRT (Wat Mangkorn Station is the nearest) ride to Silom or the old city where the Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun are. It is also a short Grab away to Pathumwan, the shopping district. I stayed here for three nights and paid roughly $65 a night for a standard room, which was significantly higher than the rates last year, but I guess demand has picked up already. For this, you get a spacious room with a desk and a queen size bed. You will need to request toiletries at the reception. There’s rooms were modern and clean (and kept clean). There’s not a lot of amenities at the hotel, but there’s a gaming area and a lounge area near the courtyard, although I refrained from staying there too long due to mosquitoes (expected in the tropical paradise of Thailand). Overall, I give ASAI Bangkok Chinatown a solid 4/5. Highly recommend given the location and value for money. Would definitely stay here again if I visit Bangkok.

Good location, near the MRT. Near yaowarat street many food choices. Highly recommend a pork congee lady just upwards the bus stop. Taste good and good price. Staff is very friendly, room is cleaned up nicely.

I think it’s the best hotel to stay if u wan to explored more in Yawarat bangkok , super convenient and clean, closed to the train station and temple

We was there early about 12pm, we was allowed to check in and it was easy and smooth. The room was quiet, clean and tidy. The hotel is about 15 min walk to Chinatown.

Good location, located above a shopping mall with lots of restaurants like kfc, ramen, krispy creme, boost, 7-11 etc. If you are coming for wat mangkorn, it is very convenient too as it is just a maximum of 5 mins walk. At night, the Chinatown is lively and full of street food.

Room size was decent and there was space for 2 medium sized luggages while leaving room for us to walk around. Toilet was a little smelly, you could smell the drainage, so that was the main downside. Otherwise amenities are self service and pretty decent for what you pay. There was a full length mirror in the room, hair dryer, and room slippers. Breakfast was basic but still nice, not too much variety. Around the hotel there are a couple of local stalls selling local fare, so that was really nice.

If you are people who are into shopping & wanted to spend more time at say Erawan area, this hotel is definitely not for you, despite the hotel nearby has a metro station, but heading to Siam Square, Rachaprasong district is very inconvenient, you have to take the metro to Silom station & change to the sky train, and to make things worst, the MRT doesn’t have the store value card, resulted you have to waste so much time buying ticket every single trip, and machine is so sensitive over their notes, rejected several times till have to see staff at control to sort out the issue. Wanted to head over to the floral market, map indicated less then 2km, the tuk tuk wanted to charge THB400 for one way, while hotel told us, taxi cost is less then THB150, end of the day, we decided to use the GPS map & take a leisure walk there.

The price doesn't include parking. It's very expensive.