Cher Hostel Bangkok

The hostel was clean, comfortable and quiet. The rooms were very nice, and the keycard system works great. The staff were very friendly and I could leave my stuff there while I was away. They also have water in a disposable bin.

It’s very quiet. There were not a lot of people at the hostel, but for a relaxing stay outside of the Bangkok city centre this suits perfectly

One thing I really appreciated was that free breakfast was included. They had great options like cereal, toast, and waffles, and everything was always very clean and well-maintained, from the waffle machines to the cereal dispensers. It made the mornings easy, comfortable, and enjoyable.

Everything was perfect, I wanted a bit of downtime during my short stay in Bangkok and I got exactly that. This place is more of a hotel than a hostel, extremely aesthetic and beautiful interior (and exterior), very comfy, great kitchen area, I wanted a lower bunk and it turned out perfect because in the female-only dorms, every bed is ground level, you essentially have your own little cubicle it’s great. The staff are also very kind. I loved my stay, thank you so much!

Quite far out of the center of town (didn’t bother me that much seeing as I was looking for down time) Otherwise literally nothing wrong.

It’s a very nice and beautiful aesthetic. There bathrooms are clean and spacious. There is space in the kitchen to keep some items and they provide a nice selection of instant coffee. The staff were very professional, kind, and helpful.

The quadruple room we book for $58 for one night was way too small. There wasn’t enough room to have our things and change for four people. The breakfast was lackluster, including only two types of cereal, a waffle maker, and some orange juice. If breakfast included is advertised, it should have some more options, even just fruit. The soundproofing in the rooms were terrible, making it difficult to sleep. 1) we kept hearing motorcycles zoom through the front street all through the night; 2) other guests came in around 1am, and were showering and shouting in the hallways until 3am. I’m sure there are quiet hours but they are not enforced.