Noursabah Bed Bangkok in Bangkok

A nice boutique hotel in a small lane in Bangkok with local touch with great staff. Plus the bonus was extreme level of cleanliness. Will come back.

Everything was good, especially for muslim. Muslim street food around the road. Room simple but comfortable. Iron & board provide. Walking distance to the train station.

Very good, location cleanest. Will repeat next time. My favourite hotel since 2020.

I’m truly happy that I chose to stay here for our family vacation. We reserved a total of 4 rooms, which were spacious, the beds were incredibly comfortable, and the bathrooms were spotless. One aspect that I really appreciated was the 24/7 pantry supplies. You can grab any food available in the pantries, and my daughter and her cousin would go back and forth to the pantry like it was their own kitchen at home. It genuinely feels like you’re at home. The hotel’s location is very convenient for Muslim travelers; just a step away from the hotel, you can find a Muslim restaurant, and the food is delicious! There are multiple 7-11 stores within walking distance.

Excellent! The service, cleanliness, and ambiance were all superb.

Highly recommended! We had a wonderful 5D4N stay at Noursabah. The check-in and check-out were smooth and hassle-free. No deposit was required which reflects the hotel’s trust in guests to take good care of its facilities.

The room was spacious, spotless and very comfortable. Reception staff were always present and ready to help whenever needed. I also appreciated the 24-hour self-service corner with light snacks and drinks which was accessible anytime.

Public transport is about a 600-metre walk away and halal food is easy to find within walking distance.

The hotel was spotless, and the bedding was incredibly comfortable. There's a food street right outside, making the location absolutely perfect. They also offer complimentary milk, coffee, and some snacks 24/7. I'll definitely be staying here again.

The room was quite compact. It's tucked away in an alley within a local residential neighborhood, offering access to affordable local street food stalls in the evenings. A 7-Eleven is conveniently located nearby, though both the bus and subway stations are about a ten-minute walk away.

The accommodation itself was decent and clean, though it's tucked away in a small alley, making it a bit tricky to find initially. The path we first took led through a bustling food street, which threw us off a bit, and we ended up exploring other intersections before realizing our mistake. After navigating the food street, there's a very narrow alley. We were a little apprehensive, especially if we hadn't been a group of four. Fortunately, past that short, narrow stretch, there were plenty of shops.

In Thailand, it's customary to remove your shoes when entering buildings. While it can be a bit inconvenient, it's important to respect local customs. We dropped off our luggage early in the morning for storage, which was just left on the lobby floor. It seems standard check-in time internationally is 3 PM, and early check-in wasn't possible.

Overall, I think it was pretty good. I spent a long time choosing this place for its good value for money and cleanliness. The room looked exactly like the pictures. The next day, when we were checking out for the airport, a staff member even came to ask if we had a taxi and offered assistance, which was a nice touch. Thumbs up!

The hostel's exterior stood out as the cleanest and most appealing on the entire street, making it easy to spot once we got there. Google Maps' location was spot on. My only minor complaint is that I dislike leaving reviews, and I kept receiving emails prompting me to do so, which became quite irritating. For that reason, I can't give a full five stars, my apologies.

A piece of advice for anyone visiting Bangkok: whenever possible, opt for the MRT or BTS Skytrain. Taxi rides in Bangkok are notoriously congested. We were so worried about missing our flight that we hailed a taxi three hours before our scheduled departure to the airport. If a driver asks whether you want to take the highway (toll road) in the city, *always* say yes. Don't try to save a few bucks; otherwise, you'll be stuck in traffic to the point of questioning your life choices!

I thoroughly enjoyed my week-long stay here. Rooms on the 2nd floor facing the street can be a bit noisy, but higher floor rooms or those on the other side were much quieter. Pete at the front desk was exceptionally warm and thoughtful. He was incredibly attentive, often anticipating my needs before I even had to say anything. His outstanding service and warm demeanor truly made me want to extend my stay.

The only area for improvement was the cleanliness, which was a bit inconsistent.

The hotel is within walking distance of both the BTS and the Airport Rail Link. The surrounding area is vibrant, with three 7-Eleven stores, a famous Hainanese chicken rice restaurant, and numerous other shops where locals gather to eat, enjoy milk tea, and buy fresh fruit.

I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit.