Phra Nakorn Norn Len
Once you try it, you'll never stay anywhere else

What we say: 
As the super-friendly staffer led us through this amazing little hideaway we uttered one wow after another, through the entire visit. The building was originally just another cheap clapped-out Thai hotel/motel and what a revitalisation it has had. Dreary scuffed concrete walls have been reinvigorated by brightly coloured murals throughout. Linens are bright and soft with hidden away flashes of colour throughout — this is the kind of place you want to look at as many rooms as possible — they're all very different (in style and art, not in size) — so it's worth seeking out the one that suits you just right. All rooms have private bathrooms — private hand-made bathrooms — something we've never encountered before. Beds are firm and other facilities include CD players and in-room free WiFi. Downstairs includes a large garden area, massage sala and a restaurant/cafe, while up on the roof there is rooftop seating, views of Wat Indraviharn, and an organic vegetable garden! If for some reason you're not enticed by their excellent restaurant there's loads of excellent Thai eating a short walk away on Krung Kasem Rd. The guesthouse is about a twenty minute walk from Khao San and, it is worth noting, it's not all that easy to find and could do with a little more sign-posting. Rates are higher than you may expect, but once you stay here, you'll never stay anywhere else in Bangkok again. Highly recommended and very family friendly.
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46 Thawet Soi 1, Krungkasem Rd, Thawet. T: (02) 628 8188-90Visit website
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sgl air-con private b'room | 1,800 THB | 1,800 THB | |
| Dbl air-con private b'room | 2,200 THB | 2,200 THB | 2,400B for a twin |
| Family room | 2,600 THB | 2,600 THB | Price is for two adults and one child. Price for 3 adults is 2,800 baht |
Added to Travelfish on: 11th February, 2009
Last visited or updated on: 22nd December, 2011
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Rated 5 out of 5
Based on 1 ratings and 1 reviews
Beautifull retreat
We (family of five including 3 kids age 10, 8 and 3) loved this place. We enjoyed the beautifull individually decorated rooms, the charming communal area with hi speed mac computers, the little pond with fish and frogs, the friendly staff and most of all the location of a quiet backstreet close to the river. As soon as we went through the wodden gates of PN the hectic touristfilled Bangkok seemed far away and everybody relaxed 100%
Phra Nakorn Norn Len reviewed by Caswell (Total reviews: 2) on