Old Capital Bike Inn

the staff was very friendly and the check-in process was extremely efficient and fast. They even offered us breakfast sandwiches since we were checking out at 4:30 am.

The hotel location and Staff were exceptional. Our room and common spaces were incredibly small. We spent most of our time outside of the hotel. Our room was noisy and simply uncomfortable. We ate breakfast on property one out of five days, but were charged for 2 sodas out of the mini fridge. Staff, again were fantastic. But we would not stay here again.

Best boutique hotel experience! Amazing hospitality from the entire team. Provided excellent recommendations and helped in any way possible to ensure that we had a great stay. The hotel itself is really quirky and themed around vintage bikes with a traditional rustic Thai feel. Breakfast was also great, especially the Thai fruit platter and local delicacies. Only wish that we could have stayed longer!

Absolutely wonderful! A beautiful hotel and unbelievably kind and helpful staff. Food was great. Location was great. And the Inn offers lots of little “extras.”

This boutique hotel is one of the best we have stayed in during our travels on five continents. The room is small but charming. Very cozy. Two single beds in our room. Daily linen and towel service. The staff are very helpful and supportive of their guests. They can book car service and avoid the problem of thieving taxi and tuk-tuk drivers. You order the next morning’s breakfast each evening. You have a choice of many varieties of toast, milk, yogurt, entrées and three vegan entrées. We tried the vegan entrées and they were great. You can order additional of any item, if you choose. This is a family run hotel. Jason and his family do a wonderful job. They make you feel so welcome. Each afternoon we received a small gift and a hand-written note that reflected the activities we had chosen to do that day. How thoughtful that was! Jason and his staff can also print out from the Internet directions and other information that you may want for your tourist activities during the day. This hotel is close to The Golden Mount/Wat Saket as well as the Democracy Monument. The Queen Sirikit Art Gallery, a small gallery, is next door. Re: the taxi and tuk-tuk drivers. Do not trust them. Especially the ones at the major tourist sites. They can rip you off easily. Choose a taxi that is driving by on the street. They are air-conditioned. Tell the driver where you want to go, ask them the amount and INSIST that they use the meter. Tell the driver that you are using GPS.