Minshuku Hide
6.6
Good(31 reviews)
1179/14-17 soi.manorom rama4 Klongtoey Klongtan Bangkok 10110 Bangkok 10110, Thailand
+66 2 633 5557
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Hotel Description
Minshuku Hide Inn
Welcome to Minshuku Hide, a charming retreat located at 1179/14-17 Soi Manorom, Rama 4, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110, Thailand. Nestled in a lively district, this hotel offers easy access to Khlong Toei Market, chic dining options along Sukhumvit Road, and the serene Benjakitti Park. The hotel showcases a cozy and inviting ambiance, making it the perfect getaway for travelers seeking comfort and convenience.
The rooms at Minshuku Hide are designed to ensure a restful stay, featuring comfortable bedding and a warm atmosphere. While the rooms are modest in size, they provide all the essentials for a pleasant visit. Each room is equipped with Wi-Fi, allowing guests to stay connected during their stay.
Although the hotel does not offer a fitness center, spa, pool, or hot tub, its unique charm lies in its simplicity and focus on personalized service. Guests can enjoy a peaceful environment while being close to vibrant city life.
Transportation is hassle-free, with several public transit options nearby. Suvarnabhumi Airport is about a 35-minute taxi ride away, while Don Mueang International Airport takes approximately 32 minutes. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of Lotus's Rama 4 and several other transit points, making it easy for guests to explore Bangkok.
Health and safety are paramount at Minshuku Hide, ensuring guests feel secure throughout their stay. The hotel adheres to strict cleanliness and safety protocols, providing peace of mind to all visitors.
There are plenty of activities to engage in nearby, including visiting local markets, parks, and cultural sites. Top attractions like Lumphini Park (11 min), The Grand Palace (25 min), Wat Arun (28 min), and more are easily accessible.
For dining, guests can explore various restaurants offering delightful culinary experiences. Whether you're craving local Thai dishes or international cuisine, options abound in the vicinity.
We warmly invite you to experience Minshuku Hide, where comfort meets convenience, ensuring an unforgettable stay in Bangkok.
The rooms at Minshuku Hide are designed to ensure a restful stay, featuring comfortable bedding and a warm atmosphere. While the rooms are modest in size, they provide all the essentials for a pleasant visit. Each room is equipped with Wi-Fi, allowing guests to stay connected during their stay.
Although the hotel does not offer a fitness center, spa, pool, or hot tub, its unique charm lies in its simplicity and focus on personalized service. Guests can enjoy a peaceful environment while being close to vibrant city life.
Transportation is hassle-free, with several public transit options nearby. Suvarnabhumi Airport is about a 35-minute taxi ride away, while Don Mueang International Airport takes approximately 32 minutes. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of Lotus's Rama 4 and several other transit points, making it easy for guests to explore Bangkok.
Health and safety are paramount at Minshuku Hide, ensuring guests feel secure throughout their stay. The hotel adheres to strict cleanliness and safety protocols, providing peace of mind to all visitors.
There are plenty of activities to engage in nearby, including visiting local markets, parks, and cultural sites. Top attractions like Lumphini Park (11 min), The Grand Palace (25 min), Wat Arun (28 min), and more are easily accessible.
For dining, guests can explore various restaurants offering delightful culinary experiences. Whether you're craving local Thai dishes or international cuisine, options abound in the vicinity.
We warmly invite you to experience Minshuku Hide, where comfort meets convenience, ensuring an unforgettable stay in Bangkok.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Cozy and inviting atmosphere perfect for relaxation
2. Close proximity to Khlong Toei Market for shopping
3. Chic dining options available on Sukhumvit Road
4. Walking distance to Benjakitti Park for outdoor activities
5. Convenient access to public transportation and major airports
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Lumphini Park
11 min
The Grand Palace25 min
Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan28 min
Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram Rajwaramahawihan27 min
The Temple of the Emerald Buddha25 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Don Mueang International Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 32 min |
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Location
1179/14-17 soi.manorom rama4 Klongtoey Klongtan Bangkok 10110 Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Airports:
Suvarnabhumi Airport
Taxi: 35 min
Transit: 1 hr 28 min
Don Mueang International Airport
Taxi: 32 min
Transit: 1 hr 31 min
Transit:
Lotus's Rama 4
Walking: 2 min
Prasarnmit (SWU)
Taxi: 16 min
Walking: 1 hr
Makkasan
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Walking: 1 hr 6 min
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Walking: 6 min
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6.6
Good Location
Khlong Toei
Lively district with Khlong Toei Market, chic dining on Sukhumvit Road & leafy Benjakitti Park.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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5.1
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ジミーオオニシ
4/5
You'll be attacked by a tick!We went out of business. It's a shame.
HIDEMASA SUEKUNI
3/5
It has been closed.It is said to be undergoing renovation and is expected to reopen in two to three years.That's what I thought.It might be February or March (the conversation was in Thai, so the accuracy is lacking)When I went to check it out later, it looked like an apartment.Minshuku Hiha is closed.
kgfsyaixjs
3/5
When I was stuck in Thailand due to the coronavirus pandemic while traveling around the world, I went there to gather information and find out if it was a good place to stay for a long time.First of all, as for the location, having walked through poor neighborhoods all over the world, it was obvious to me that the area surrounding this inn was poor. However, it's not extremely dangerous, so it's OK as long as you're careful walking around at night.Although it is located in such a place, the first floor has the atmosphere of a diner that is about to collapse, and from the entrance there is a gloomy atmosphere, and there were three Japanese people drinking beer and having fun in the middle of the day, but to be honest, All three of us had dirty clothes and eyes like rotten fish, and I tried not to make eye contact with them at the front desk. I went up to the second floor.I was able to talk to the current owner, whose father is apparently Japanese, and he told me about the one-month contract and showed me around the room. I can at least speak Japanese, but it was impossible for me to have the same Japanese conversation as a Japanese person.The room was relatively clean by the standards of a cheap hotel compared to the exterior and the first floor. (Don't compare it to Japanese business hotels! It's just a cheap hotel)My impression was that the price was not as cheap as I expected. At the rate at the time, it was about 1,000 yen per night, and it was an 8 tatami room with only a fan. Toilets and showers are shared. As a result, I decided to make Khao San my home base because there were better guesthouses with private rooms all over the place.Well, I think the value of this inn is that there are a lot of Japanese people, so if you're lucky, it's easy to gather information.
Yokoyama R
3/5
The first floor is a dining room and the second floor and above are guesthouses. Accommodation fees are cheap. The owner can speak Japanese.
Gokky Yusuke
2/5
I stayed there for about half a month in 2017. Since the elderly Japanese people are staying there, you can't expect to talk about travel or have any international exchange, so I can't really recommend it to young people who are planning to travel around the world, but the location is convenient. . Walking distance to bus stops, 2 large shopping malls, and Klong Toy market.
michio
1/5
It used to be a Japanese inn, but now foreigners are staying there. Also, Dining Rules, where guests used to gather, is now closed.
haru hiro
2/5
It's good that the price is low, but the bedding smelled like dirt and I had it replaced, but it was still smelly, although it was a little better. Because it's the rainy season, I wonder if they took it in before it was completely dry. I've been using it occasionally for over 10 years, but the bedding has never smelled bad. Maybe it's because the housekeeper has changed.
ヨッシー
4/5
It's not fully maintained, but it's cheap anyway.
3005 LUCKYSTRIKE
2/5
If you want to stay cheap, this is the place. I think a single room is safe.
FX-EA LABO
3/5
This is a great location if you want to play tennis. Nearby are APF and Noah, two of Bangkok's best tennis clubs, and a 20-minute walk to local tennis courts. There are 2 large supermarkets next door and 5 minutes walk to Nihonmachi. There is a dining room on the first floor. There are a lot of elderly people in the accommodation, and there are some strange people, but they are harmless. You'll get used to it if you live there. It's been a long time since I've been able to specify a room when making a reservation, so please give up. I feel like I'll move when it's empty.
寛早
寛 早
1/5
I stayed in a dormitory. I jumped at it because of the low price, but ||Only 2 people were staying in the dormitory that day, so I was told that I wasn't allowed to use the air conditioner in the dormitory room. …
へびじ
4/5
If the private room you booked is fully booked or the price of the room you replaced is higher, you may be charged for the higher price (lol) There are also some impossible parts (lol) It would be nice if the air conditioner was on all day!But it's mostly Japanese. I don't have to worry about finding someone to talk to, so it's priceless (lol) I think other guesthouses are nicer, but it might be hard to find a private room for around 1000 yen.
levin
1/5
More than 90% of the guests are men, many of whom are elderly and now live in nursing homes. Or maybe a middle-aged loser in life is building a nest.Not only small personal items, but even side dishes and beer that should have been kept in the refrigerator are gone.