A 20 sqm studio a 1 to 2 minute walk from BTS Thong Lo, set just off the main road so it stays central without the curb-side hustle. Booked by couples who want to walk to everything, then retreat to a quiet corner with a balcony. THE SPACE ▪ Queen bed with room-darkening shades for easy rest ▪ Private balcony: your own step-outside spot, a notch quieter than the main road ▪ Kitchenette with microwave, kettle and fridge for simple meals in ▪ En-suite shower room with hot water, towels and toiletries provided ▪ AC, fast WiFi and a 32" TV; earplugs provided just in case GOOD FOR ▪ Couples and pairs who want central Thong Lo but a calmer, tucked-away room ▪ Travellers who like walking to food, BTS and shops, then a quiet balcony to return to ▪ Short and mid stays where a fair price and a good location matter most / / / ON-SITE & IN THE BUILDING ◦ Coin laundry on site (paid) ◦ Whiskey and wine bar, beer pub and izakaya in the building ◦ Self check-in with reception/building staff by day, security guard after 6pm / / / WHAT GUESTS SAY "Amazing place, great location. Isn't on the main road, it's tucked away so you don't have the hustle and noise, but around a corner from it all." "Perfect stay. Great location and cozy room. The host was incredibly responsive and thoughtful. Had everything we needed." "Exactly as advertised. Clean, comfortable and excellent location." Tap the ❤️ to save this place while you compare.

From 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM: Please go to the first building and check in with the building staff. After 6:00 PM: Check-in will be handled by the security guard. Guests' passports will be copied by our staff to send to the immigration office before handing over the key.

[Compact by design] A 20 sqm studio chosen for location and value over floor space. [Noise] Set off the main road, so quieter than the curb, but this is central Bangkok and some noise carries. Earplugs are provided. [Older building] Full of character and well maintained; not a new high-rise. [Check-in & ID] Staff copy each guest's passport for the immigration office before handing over the key, as required by Thai law. [Electricity] A key-card power system keeps energy use and your costs down.