Woodstory Boutique Hotel

Such a good hotel, atmosphere and kind staff ever with the price is so reasonable! And not that far from Mrt you guys can take Mrt to town easily! Skip those Sukhumvit

1. In terms of prices in Bangkok, booking this room in advance will provide you with more discounts and great value for money. Although the room is not very big, the interior design makes good use of space, allowing passengers to store their luggage neatly under the bed. , the overall vision is not crowded. In addition, the room has a large floor area to allow sunlight to shine in, which is great!2. Supplements such as water, toothpaste, tea bags, etc. can be taken according to your own needs. It is very generous to passengers and relatively environmentally friendly!3. The housekeeper has good service, very polite and patient 👍4. The location is a pity. There are mostly companies or furniture stores nearby, and there are not many restaurants or convenience stores that can be reached quickly on foot, but! It's very close to the MRT station, so it's very convenient!

We loved it! Maybe a bit away from the city center, however, the MRT metro station just around the corner solves all the problems. Room (503) was spacious , clean and bright. Free, unlimited water, tea and coffee at the first floor was a really nice touch. No breakfast at the hotel but there are 2 seven elevens nearby and also some street food vendors if you are feeling adventurous. Plenty of shopping centers on the same street within 2 metro stops away. Overall very happy with our stay and by far the nicest place we stayed in this budget category.

Almost everything is good. Even though the room is small But the water in the bathroom was strong. Drinking water and some additional items are also available for pickup in front of the elevator. The employees are lovely, speak well, that's the only disadvantage. Got a room next to the elevator. The sound of the elevator is very annoying. The walls of the room are thin. The rooms next to each other talk loudly to the accommodation room. The sound of people walking from the elevator could still be heard. The first night I was able to sleep was when the next room was already asleep at 1-2 a.m. 🫨 After 6 p.m., there would be no staff to take care of you. So I couldn't inform anyone. Recommended if you want to take a break. It's best to request a room not next to the elevator. (But there are only a few rooms.) The next room will have a door that separates the walkway in front of the elevator. But the room next to the elevator doesn't have it. (It's right next to the elevator. Exit the elevator, turn left and see the room door)But the bed is good. If the person next to you moves, it won't affect the person sleeping. The bed sucks soulsIn the bathroom there is no place to hang towels. It's like it's been taken off. A little difficultThere is Netflix to watch, fast wifi, good signal.There is a hair dryer.There is no slipper to put in the room.Scented soap with lemongrass scent.

It is at an MRT station on the edge of the downtown area. The location is relatively quiet, but the sound insulation is not very good. You can often hear the sound of the elevator outside the door. The price/performance ratio, service, and overall section are all very good. It is worth recommending.

Honestly one of the best stays for me in BKK!- Location: Close to Metro line that can take you to main area in a few stops, but away from the bustling noises- Room: Sparkling clean, very new and the bed is super comfortable- Staff: Top-notch service, attended to all of our requests and they really went above and beyond to ensure you have most comfortable stay here. Super proactive and friendly staff.- Facilities: Self-service after 5pm, free flow water available at the lift lobby (which is super convenient)Highly recommend it to anyone who is travelling to BKK! Please come and support them!

The room is clean, but you can hear the elevator door closing and opening every time you enter and exit. There is free drinking water and coffee that you can pick up on the 1st floor. There is a very large kitchen for people who don't eat in their rooms to sit and eat. Or sit and eat for many people. There is a sink, microwave, cups, plates, cutlery available on the 2nd floor. There is a washing machine. Coin-operated clothes dryer is available for 50 baht per time. There is an ironing board and iron. Provides free service as well. After 5-6 p.m., there are no employees available. It's like being at your own home. The housekeeper is cute, the bed is very soft, initially reserved for 1 week. So I reserved another 5 days. If I come to do business in this area, I will come to stay again. I like the cleanliness of the room. There is no musty smell at all. It's also near the MRT.

Best boutique hotel. Slightly outskirts of Bangkok, easy and close access to mrt. No halal food nearby.

The location is easy to find. Just turn into the first alley after coming out of the subway station. It is very quiet at night. In the morning, there are convenience stores and many small vendors and shops nearby where you can buy food.The hotel feels very new. The wooden-toned room feels comfortable as soon as you open the door. The mattress is hard but soft and is easy to sleep on. The TV is a smart TV that you can watch with your own account. There are a lot of supplies on the first floor that you can pick up.There are two shortcomings. One is that the air conditioner in the bedroom is not cold, and the second is that the hot water in the shower is unstable.Overall, the price is very good, and it is very suitable for people who like simplicity and quietness.The counter has opening and closing hours, and staff are not available 24 hours a day.

I checked in around 16:30. I tried to wash my feet, but the water pressure in the shower was too weak. I try to wash my hands, but there is only hot water coming out of the sink. It's hot and I'm trying to cool off, but the air conditioner automatically turns off every 5 minutes. The weather in Bangkok at the end of April feels close to 40 degrees.The water in the sink is estimated to be over 65 degrees and only hot water that feels hot when it touches the skin comes out. Even if you turn it to the cold water side, only hot water comes out. I tried to go down and talk to the staff, but the front desk staff left work right around 17:00. Luckily, even though it was after work hours, I asked for help from a Burmese employee sitting in the lobby. Since we couldn't communicate in both Thai and English, we had a hard time communicating in Burmese using a translator, so we came up to the room together and more than 15 minutes passed. However, the only solution was to increase the water pressure in the shower. The temperature of the water in the sink (the weather was hot so I was told to take this into account when using it) and the automatic turn off of the air conditioner were not resolved.Walking outside during the hottest season in Thailand and washing my irritated face with hot water was more uncomfortable than I imagined.Usually, in other hotels, when there is a problem, a male employee comes on board as a facility mechanic, but here there is no such employee at all, and even all other employees leave work around 17:00. After that, if any problem arises while using the room, no one will be able to receive help.Should I say that that day was lucky? Myanmar employees were resting in the lobby even after work time.I couldn't help but be shocked when I saw the filter shower. Although I have visited Thailand over 7 times, the condition of the filter shower was the worst I have ever seen. Unfortunately, I didn't take a picture. There were large and small yellow particles on the filter that were visible to the naked eye (there were a lot of them), discoloration of the filter to a very clear and dark yellow, etc. What was especially surprising was that there were a lot of particles. It's not just Thailand where the ingredients are found, but I also didn't see it during my five trips to Vietnam, which has worse infrastructure. A situation where you feel nauseous while taking a shower.I spent one night feeling very uncomfortable and uncomfortable, and I wanted to escape this uncomfortable situation for the remaining two nights, so I went to the front check-in counter staff the next morning and explained the situation. The answer I got back was that I could change rooms, but I would have to move rooms for one night each day to match the check-out times of others. Packing and unpacking is usually not a hassle. I don't like this, so I'm booking multiple nights... For travelers, time is money. Just like when you take a taxi, you pay more to take the highway to save time.These fatal inconveniences were unilateral defects on the part of the hotel that could not be confirmed when making the reservation, so I felt unfair as to why I had to bear the damage. Even after checking again, the answer was that they could not help with consecutive nights.Since I couldn't move my belongings and rooms every day, I asked them to call a mechanic. The answer was that they could call it, but they didn't know when the mechanic would come, and even if they did, they couldn't guarantee how long it would be resolved. As a result, the water temperature in the air conditioner and sink never improved.When I went to two other accommodations after checking out for three nights, these problems did not occur in any of them. Therefore, it is bullshit to say that cold water, or at least lukewarm water, is not available due to the weather.