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Khlong Toei, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110, Thailand
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Tian Tian Hostel is the ruby paradise hidden inside the Chinatown of Bangkok and located only 1.5 kilometers from Wat Saket. The building is more than 80 years old building since 2018.The hostel showcases Thailand’s cultural heritage through its distinctive architectural designs. With the interior decorated with striking shades of red, modern furniture, and vintage chandeliers, Tian Tian Hostel has an elegant combination of the past and present, depicting architectural elements from both traditional and contemporary aesthetics.
Wat Pho is located 1.9 miles from Tian Tian Hostel, and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha is 1.8 miles away. Don Mueang International Airport is the closest airport and is 16 miles away from the hostel. Tian Tian Hostel is close to Sampheng’s Market, one of Bangkok’s largest wholesale markets, located in the middle of China Town. About 5 minute’s walk to MRT Wat Mang Korn.1-2 minutes to China town street food. Very easy to access.
The hostel features a terrace and a bar with live music in the evenings where you can chill. Experience our rooftop terrace for a true urban getaway. Panoramic views of Bangkok’s skyline can be enjoyed in opposition to the hostel’s traditional architectural features. The rooftop is a popular spot for morning yoga, watching the sunset, or just taking a peaceful break from the bustling rush of the city.
Architectural Details
The interior of Tian Tian Hostel is a sophisticated blend of modern functionality and Thai aesthetics. The common areas and guest rooms are furnished with elegant Thai motifs and meticulously crafted traditional wooden furniture. The implementation of dark wood and natural materials throughout the interiors offers a cozy and welcoming sense.
With extravagant Thai silk linens that highlight the country’s textile tradition draped over finely carved wooden bed frames, Tian Tian’s hostel interior’s rich jewel tones are paired with neutrals to create a setting that is both cozy and elegant.
Cancellation Policy
3 days in advance for Free cancellation
Restrictions
No Smoking, No Pets Allowed
Chinatown Bangkok is one of Bangkok's oldest areas, featuring a long tradition dating back to King Rama V. Yaowarat Road, Chinatown's major artery, is well known for its vibrant markets. From textiles and fabrics to trinkets and souvenirs, the Sampeng Market sells a variety of products. Yaowarat Road's night market comes alive with street food vendors, where you can enjoy a variety of delicious Chinese and Thai dishes. Join walking tours to explore the history and culture of Chinatown. Discover the history of the area's architecture, its contribution to Bangkok's growth, and the blending of Thai and Chinese cultures.
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My name is Pat I’m the 3 rd generation in this building. We have the intention to keep my Grandmom’s memories for this building. So we mainly keep original structure as much as we can while we done the renovation. My grand parents cruised along from China Mainland since 80+years ago and start their business as a printing company in this building.
