HOLY SHEET Hostel

This place is near to BTS station making it easy, cheap and convenient to travel from Airport and to roam around Bangkok.
So talking about the place they have both hostel sharing rooms and private rooms. Won’t say it is too good place but place was clean and well managed.
We reached the place early and had hours left for check in, but the staff over there helped us to check in early without any extra charge.
We opted for breakfast included stay, it consists of bread, eggs, milk, corn flakes, jam & butter.
Talking about safety, I would suggest this place as the main door entry is limited during night time and people with room key gets a card that can be used to operate main door.
No much great clubs and bars nearby, only small bars, but yeah BTS station is near by.
They have a separate kitchen area and also provide paid laundry services.

Was a bit suspicious when I saw that there are only 2 toilets for several dorm rooms. But they’re being kept clean on a constant basis throughout the day! Apart from that, relaxed vibe, PlayStation, Netflix, a/c’d chillout areas. I enjoyed my stay, even though it was only for a night.

I really recommend this hostel! Beautiful, well kept & clean, artsy hostel run by incredible staff. 100/10

I didn't use their room but I enjoy the young community for a second hand sale. The place is cozy, the atmosphere is vibrating and the owners are lovely. The neighborhood is nice and helpful as well. If I have friends that are coming, I'm definitely going to refer to the Holy Sheet Hostel. Central position, not far from BTS and plenty of Thai food and services around.

The place is so cool. Then rooms are clean. The bed 🛌, pillow, linens and towels are clean and spotless. The location is just few meters from BTS PraKanong. Maxvalue is the nearest convenient store. Around the hostel you can find food stalls, cafes and the place is nearby and haha easy access with BOLT or GRAB. the check in time is flexible. You can enjoy free breakfast the whole day, eggs, bread, coffee, tea, oats, and cereals. The common area has play station, ang comfortable sofas.

Spent 3 nights here. I think I spent ~$20 a night here for a private room. I was not expecting to get my own basin/sink in the room, so that was a nice touch, as was the free breakfast. The room I was staying in had a nice view of some high-rises. While it's located on the quieter end of Sukhumvit, it's only a few blocks from a BTS station, so getting around the city is easy. Overall, this is a pretty lowkey hostel with nice people.
My only complaint is that the bed was hard...

If you go to Pattaya, Koh Chang East Bus Station and Big C are the first choices. The people there are all foreigners, but they are very friendly.

Destiny led me to this place. I had to come to Bangkok to do a short and tedious course for a month and was walking along Sukhumvit looking for an affordable place to stay with my backpack weighing 1 tonne. Just couldn't wait to drop it and settle in somewhere. Hostels in Bangkok are pricy compared to Chiang Mai and the north where I lived. An old cunning British spotted me with my load and pounced on the opportunity by being hypocritically friendly luring me to this hostel which lay hidden in one of the dark lanes of Sukhumvit for some perks in exchange, I think; it reminded me of my experience in India. I have traveled in the UK and it can be very difficult to stop and ask anyone for directions if you get lost and I was under no illusion that the old drunk had something up his sleeves. As he led me into the hostel, quiet, coded, and discreet exchanges took place between him and another British lad upon seeing me, quickly left his work on the laptop, another pounce, pulled out his calculator giving me 'reasons' why this hostel was better than the rest. I was too tired to even think, ignored all the sales talk, and just checked in. Another one of those 'farang' scenes in Thailand. If not in the second-hand bookshop, restaurant, or bar business - the hostel business, I thought. Tired and exhausted I was, the vibe and ambiance of this place were extraordinary. Something you wouldn't expect to find in the dark dodgy lanes of Sukhumvit. The place had an air of 'hippy-ness' to it and you could tell from the artworks which were drawn on the walls that it was run by Zoomers. The setting was casual yet discreet, the place was quiet (perhaps because of the low season), clean, orderly, well-equipped, and well-maintained. It was not a party hostel so if you are looking for a quiet place to spend some time in Bangkok, I would strongly recommend this place, fingers crossed. For the wild and unruly, there is a small table outside the hostel to smoke, drink, and frolic. The common area on the second floor without loudmouth Americans and an annoying hog breath and horny Afro-Caribbean who displayed an overwhelming lust for girls was quiet, peaceful, and tranquil; a good place to sit down, make yourself a cup of tea and catch up with your emails, errands or read a book. The dorms were cleaned daily and air-conditioned. There are big lockers, comfortable mattresses, pillows, and curtained bunks with power points and light inside. You can do your laundry for 30 baht and there's free breakfast. For 300 baht a day with breakfast included, I think it was value for money and it would be indecent to expect any more. You get toast, jam, eggs, cornflakes, oats, tea, and coffee - that's very generous of them! During the weekends, I used to chat with Naani, a friendly Burmese Nepali who worked there, singing Hindi songs. I inquired about the owner of the hostel and she told me his name was 'Maju' and that he was a Spanish-Japanese mix. Maju? I thought to myself. I

Hotel service attitude is good👌🏻