Livinn91 Hotel

The location is incredible. Based in the old town so authentic and amongst local Thai residents, and not dodgy as someone previously mentioned. I travelled solo and had no concerns. 20 mins to The Grand palace, 5 mins to the underground station and one stop to the restaurants in China town which is open 24 hrs. Exceptionally clean, and the hosts went above and beyond to ensure my stay was perfect. Thank you! Would definitely come again 😊

Lovely hotel, nice and quiet. Staff are very friendly and extremely helpful, particularly for recommendations for places to eat and things to do. Glady was so welcoming upon arrival and showed me some of the best food i’ve had in Bangkok!

Good value hotel within walking distance of the grand palace, wat pho and Chinatown night market. Very clean, quiet at night and comfortable. Friendly staff and a little kitchen area provided to make own (uncooked) breakfast. The area is not touristy and the locals were all really friendly. The room has good lighting, blackout curtains and the shower was hot. 10mins walk to a self service launderette.

Small room so nowhere to store luggage really. A microwave in the kitchen would have been good.

I stayed here at the end of february for 3 nights with my partner. Bedroom It looked exactly like the photos from the booking platform. It was confortable, and looked pretty new. We were pretty happy with it. Service They were very helpful and attentive. Our flight landed very early in the morning, and they made sure to be there so that we could store our suitcases. During the check-in, the receptionist shared with us some recommendations too. They also offered free bottled water in multiple occasions. We got a message when the room was ready (a couple of hours before the official check in time), and we found our suitcases already in the bedroom so we didnt have to carry them up the stairs. Location It is very convenient if the plan is sightseeing, visiting temples, the palace, china town, etcetera.

- They only provided a towel per person. The was no handtowel in the bedroom at all. Initially, I thought it might be how hotels usually handle towels in Thailand, but we stayed at 4 other hotels of a similar category and price (one of them in Bangkok too) and in all cases we got more than one towel per person (at least one big towel per person, plus a handtowel). With the humidity in Bangkok, it was an inconvenience to re-use the same towel for everything because we would shower at night, and would still be wet in the morning when we woke up. - There is a construction site next to the hotel. We were informed about this during the check in. Of course this might depend on the itinerary that each person has, but on my case I tried to take a nap on the arrival day and I couldnt because of the noise. There was also one of the days that we started hearing noises as if someone was cutting metal or similar at around 7am. - There is a speakers store pretty much downstairs (a few meters away to be more precise). This also contributes to the high levels of noise during the day.