Kloem Hostel

Positive reviews

• ★★★★★Aston.J· 5 months ago

  Besides a random power outage. The location is good and just the local long distance train comes alot in the evening. Rooms are good and morning breakfast is provided every morning. Vintage and modern feel to the place.

• ★★★★★Alexandra Muster· 7 months ago

  gorgeous house with a nice garden and chillout area. would definitely recommend it, if you stay for more than 1 night in bangkok and need a place to relax after sightseeing tour or nights out. loads of female asian tourists, loved that as a female solo traveller. stayed in the private room for 2 nights, good size (although some hooks on the wall would be nice), with almost private bathroom. also loved the neighbourhood, which is absolutly not touristy, eventhoug its near the airport train station phaya thai. maybe wouldn't recommend to people who travel alone for the first time, as the souroundings can feel a bit dodgy, even though its safe. better take a grab bike, than a taxi.

• ★★★★★Naufal Hazim· a year ago

  I stayed at this hostel for two weeks during my university program in Bangkok. I chose a private room suitable for two people, though the hostel also offers shared rooms with 4 or 6 beds (double-decker style). The room was small but comfortable, very clean, and well-maintained. It included thoughtful touches like a mini fridge for storing food and drinks, a few books to read, and a working air-conditioner. One of the lights wasn’t working, but the room still had enough brightness, so it didn’t bother me much. The hostel provides several useful amenities, including a dining table, pantry, and laundry area with two washing machines and one dryer. There are also common areas where guests can relax. The service was great—the place was kept clean at all times, and the receptionist was friendly and helpful, especially with bookings and payments. Free snacks and water dispensers were a nice bonus. However, the toilet could use some improvement, as hard water stains were visible and it sometimes got clogged. The hostel is located deep inside a narrow street, which can make it a bit difficult for cars like Grab, Bolt, inDrive (e-hailing) to reach. There are several 7-Elevens nearby for daily necessities, along with local vendors and a mosque offering Halal food. The nearest railway station, Phaya Thai, is just a 10-minute walk away and connects to many key areas in Bangkok. Overall, I had a very good and satisfying experience at this hostel. Despite being in the busy heart of Bangkok, the atmosphere was calm and relaxing. I would gladly recommend it to my family and friends looking for low-cost, reliable accommodation.

Negative reviews

• ★★★★★sandra nino· a year ago

  Beautiful design and overall aesthetic. Cons: The dorm curtains are very transparent, and the light from the windows hits your face directly—especially if you’re on the top bunk. The dorm door is extremely noisy, so if you or your roommates need to use the bathroom or come in late, be ready to wake up (or bring earplugs!). Bring mosquito repellent! Maybe because everything is black and open, there are quite a few mosquitoes. The bathrooms and showers are on the first floor, so you have to go downstairs each time. There’s a table people use as a working space, though it gets quite hot—probably much nicer in the cooler season. Only the reception and dorms have AC; the rest of the areas are cooled with fans. Still, it’s a new place, beautifully designed, and the staff is super kind.

• ★★★★★Muhammad Navapurwala· a year ago

  This hostel is different and definitely unique. Few things I dont like is the MOSQUITOS man at night! 2 days after i still have many marks all over. Another things the breakfast needs improving and the staff need to be happier except the lady she was exceptional. The dorms are quite small but met some cool people and the nets upstairs are amazing to chill and vibes in! Please put some Air conditioners In The Chill Area Man!