Atlas Bangkok Hotel: Location & Distance to Lumphini Park

Name: Atlas Bangkok Hotel
Address: 131, 5-7 Sukhumvit 7/1 Alley, Klongtoey-nuay, Bangkok, 泰国

Atlas Bangkok Hotel: Location & Distance to Lumphini Park

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ArcadianFl4m3 NL

4/5

Google· 2 months ago

It’s a good value hotel with an excellent location. It’s right next to the entrance of the BTS skytrain, restaurants, 7-11 and nana plaza :P It comes with a pretty comfortable bed, bottled water, towels, electric kettle and AC. No toiletries though, so make sure to bring some. Or just go to 7-11. It’s very close by. Of course, with it being in Nana, you can expect some (maybe unwanted) attention from people nearby, but nothing too bad. The only real complaint I have might be the noise. I got a room on the 6th floor. The windows let in quite a bit of noise but the real problem is the machinery that you can hear from either outside or upstairs (I haven’t found the source of the sound yet). Nothing a noise cancelling headset can’t fix, but it should be taken in consideration.

pair va

5/5

Google· 3 months ago

The service was excellent, all the staff were lovely, and there were many amenities. It's close to the BTS Skytrain station and many tourist attractions. The bed was soft and comfortable.

Travel-exotic-PB

4/5

Tripadvisor· 3 months ago

I stayed at the Atlas Hotel twice now in June 26. Each time I wanted to enjoy a night out in Bangkok without the struggle to get home with public transport. I have visited this particular little soi (street) a few times, but I had never considered staying at a hotel here. The hotel is at start of Nana Soi 7/1. This soi is known for its nightlife and a walk along the soi certainly makes it pretty clear the nature of the nightlife in this little slice of Bangkok. If you are in Bangkok looking to party and enjoy this kind of nightlife, it’s the perfect hotel to stay at. The walk from the nearest sky train BTS station Nana to the hotel is only about two minutes. It’s literally below the station. It’s a fantastic location if you seek the nightlife entertainment. The little soi7/1 has a really interesting history and is certainly something of a landmark for many people both local expats and visitors. It’s known for being the location of one of the scenes in the Bangkok movie The Hangover. The street has some interesting bars with hostesses and massage options and for some people this may not be the right environment. In terms of location the hotel is right amongst the busy bars and restaurants of this popular nightlife zone. Thankfully no need for a long taxi back to your hotel room, arguments over the fare and joining the masses stuck in Bangkok traffic. You walk out of your hotel, and you are immediately immersed in the excitement and energy of the vibrant Nana area. The room was absolutely fine and a level of comfort that was more than satisfactory for the price I paid. Happy with the quality and what you would expect in terms of space, bathroom facilities and I felt the room was absolutely adequate. I also slept well despite the location being in a busy area. The bed was huge and very comfortable and all-round the room was clean and comfortable. There is ample storage space and a decent desk so you can sit and use a laptop and work should you need to. The bathroom is quite large, well-lit with good water pressure and again all very clean. There is a small safe too. There is a fridge with complimentary water and thankfully a kettle with tea and coffee for you to use. I have stayed in expensive hotels where even this basic provision is denied. I felt that the Atlas Hotel made a good effort to provide a clean and welcoming environment at a very affordable price. Plenty of clean towels, hair dryer and a TV. I didn’t use the TV and am not sure if it has Netflix, YouTube and other such options. The view from your room really depends upon which side of the soi your room is on. The hotel has two sections to it. There is the reception and rooms on the left as you walk up the small soi. But then there is the other section of the hotel on the opposite side of the soi in what I believe they termed the annex. I stayed the annex side both times and my room overlooked the tight soi and the bars below. The soi is extremely narrow and so the view from your room will be the buildings opposite and that includes the other side of the hotel. If you sleep in a room in this same annex but on the other side of the corridor you will have a more pleasing view of the empty land between Soi 7 and Soi 11. But be aware there is continued construction work on that plot of land, and it could be noisy with the cranes and diggers. I had a good night’s sleep facing onto the soi. The staff were helpful, polite, efficient and welcoming. This is a very small hotel with basic rooms at an affordable price. So do not expect luxury service, pool, restaurant, porters and all want may expect at high end hotel. But for me it’s the perfect choice for a short city stay. If you seek to be right in the nightlife action of this area, amongst the bars, clubs and restaurants then it’s perfect. With the sky train next you it’s a fantastic starting point to explore the rest of the incredible city of Bangkok. I noticed on my second stay the little sign high up on the wall of the main hotel block. It reads ‘What you have been searching for so long might be right under your table’. I found this quite wonderful. That the owner and designer had added this little touch. I will stay at this hotel again for sure and feel it’s an excellent choice for anyone wishing to stay in a central Bangkok hotel at a very affordable price.

David Sinor

5/5

Google· 3 months ago

At this price,excellent choice.easy to get from airport via airport train to BTS. literally 1 minute from Nana station. Reception staff are so helpful.cleaning staff have been here for years and are utterly trust worthy. Bonus is the green room.excellent live music in a straight bar.

Lord OG Geezer (OG Geezer)

4/5

Google· 3 months ago

I had a room on the 6th floor over looking the Street. It is right by Nana Station. Great location, I walked to Pier 21/Terminal 21 for great and low cost street food. One thing I needed to get use to was the Lady Boys who can be pushy and touch you. I've told them countless times, I'm staying at the hotel, and no Massage, also in this area - the vendors/shops, etc. will try to sell you anything and everything and can be real pushy. My advice, Ignore them, and Walk with a Cold Stare looking forward. This place is close to everything in regards to great street food you can get.

Joseph Zwack

5/5

Google· 6 months ago

GREAT option for Sukhumvit area. Available, inexpensive, right in the heart of Sukhumvit. Clean and comfy room, warm walk-in shower, dark-out blinds, good AC, quieter if you are high up and on the back. REALLY good staff. RECOMMEND!

Max Magician

5/5

Google· 5 months ago

Excellent hotel, we stayed for 3 days in total...room are nice and cleaned regularly Check-in and check-out time is bit strict but I respect that Bathrooms are slippery I feel...needs to be checked Perfect place to stay, will recommend Will again stay!

Response from the property

Thank you for your feedback regarding the bathroom floor. The hotel uses textured tiles specifically designed for wet areas to help reduce slipperiness. However, we will take it into consideration for future renovations by selecting materials with even better slip-resistant properties.

mohammed sarwar

2/5

Google· 10 months ago

Atlas hotel Bangkok i stay here many times and many years but recently i find this hotel security is very poor night staff at counter is very rude its not safe to stay here i never come back to this hotel i recommend not to stay here its not a safe place any more Hotel do protect there customers they dont care night staff no good at all

Response from the property

We would like to further clarify the hotel’s security measures. * Outside visitors are required to exchange an ID before entering the building and cannot freely enter or leave without registration. * Staff are available on-site 24 hours a day. * Buildings without on-site staff use a keycard access system. * All guest rooms are equipped with standard door locks. * In-room safety boxes are provided, and guests may set their own passcodes. * CCTV cameras are installed at the building entrance and along the hallways. We fully understand that safety and security are very important concerns for all guests. However, while the hotel may not be able to control the surrounding environment outside the building entirely, within the hotel premises we strictly follow standard security procedures and measures. In this particular case, the guest confirmed that they wished to bring an outside visitor into the property. The visitor did not provide an ID card, which under normal circumstances would not be permitted by hotel policy. However, as the guest confirmed they would take full personal responsibility, the hotel made a special exception in this instance. The visitor stayed for only a short period of time before leaving the hotel. As this falls under personal freedom, the hotel has no authority to detain or restrict an individual from leaving the premises. Afterwards, the guest informed the hotel that personal belongings were missing and requested information regarding the visitor. However, the hotel was not involved in the incident itself. We therefore advised the guest to file a police report in accordance with legal procedures, but the guest chose not to proceed with filing a report. The hotel sincerely apologizes for the incident and will further reinforce staff procedures regarding visitor screening and identity verification in order to ensure the safety and peace of mind of all guests.

Where can I eat near Atlas Bangkok Hotel?

For a quick bite, the hotel's own bar and lobby bar serve snacks and drinks. Just outside, the area around Soi Nana Nuea (Sukhumvit 3) has many Arab and Indian restaurants, including Dosa King, Punjabi & South Indian Vegetarian, about 250 meters away. A 10-minute walk or one BTS stop to Asok brings you to Terminal 21's Pier 21 food court on the 5th floor for varied Thai food. Two 7-Eleven stores are nearby for snacks and essentials.

What is the area around Atlas Bangkok Hotel like?

The hotel sits at the start of Soi Sukhumvit 7/1, just a 2-minute walk from Nana BTS Station, so you are right in the middle of Sukhumvit's lively scene. The immediate area is known for nightlife, but you pass only one bar before reaching the hotel. Within a short walk you will find an ATM right in front, a 7-Eleven at the mouth of Soi Sukhumvit 11, and currency exchange at Vasu. Benjakitti Park is a 17-minute walk away, and Lumphini Park is 23 minutes on foot. The area has many Arab and Indian restaurants, especially toward Soi Nana Nuea (Sukhumvit 3).

How do I get to Atlas Bangkok Hotel from the airport or main train station?

From Suvarnabhumi Airport, take the Airport Rail Link to Phaya Thai, then the BTS to Nana station, about a 2-minute walk to the hotel via Exit 1. From Don Mueang Airport, take the SRT Red Line to Bang Sue, then the MRT Blue Line to Sukhumvit and one BTS stop to Nana. A taxi or pre-booked transfer is also a straightforward option from either airport. The hotel is right at the start of Soi Sukhumvit 7/1, so you only pass one bar before reaching it. Nana BTS is the nearest station, and Asok BTS is about a 22-minute walk away.

What's there to do near Atlas Bangkok Hotel in the evening?

In the evening, you can start at the hotel's own bar or lobby bar for a relaxed drink. The area around Soi Sukhumvit 7/1 is known for nightlife, and you're just a short walk from Nana BTS Station, making it easy to hop to other spots. Benjakitti Park is a 17-minute walk away, a pleasant place for an evening stroll. For a different vibe, Terminal 21's food court is about a 10-minute walk or one BTS stop to Asok, offering varied Thai food. You could also take a BTS ride to explore more of the city's evening scene.

Is Atlas Bangkok Hotel a good base for exploring Bangkok?

Yes, Atlas Bangkok Hotel is a great base for exploring Bangkok. You can walk to Benjakitti Park in 17 minutes and Lumphini Park in 23 minutes, both perfect for a morning stroll. For longer trips, Nana BTS Station is just a 2-minute walk away, giving you easy access to the city. SEA LIFE Bangkok is 2.3 km, Jim Thompson House Museum 3.1 km, and Chinatown 5.1 km, so you'll need a short BTS or taxi ride for those. The hotel's own bar and lobby bar are handy for a relaxed evening after sightseeing. With the BTS so close, you can reach most major sights without hassle.

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