We stopped here to have a drink because the bar looked nice. We order cocktails : 2 Mai Tai, one Singapour Sling and one Mojito. They were awful. It didn't taste good and two of us felt pain in the stomach a few minutes after the drink....

It's quiet and friendly enough, just don't slam the doors. Rooms are kinda quiet but don't have power points. More money for beer, most tenants are party animals so 24 hour access. Stayed there four times and will certainly be back for more!

This is not for the guesthouse, itself - but there is a travel desk in the Peachy guesthouse and this is where the bus left from. I caught a bus to Siem Reap in Cambodia. During the border crossing I and several other passengers were scammed into losing a significant amount of money. The man who worked for the bus... More

I stayed there for over a week to save some money. Its a good option to do that. The rooms are cheap, big and clean. The bead is ok and my room cam whit a table and wardrobe. And they have a bunny instead of a cat ;-) On the other hand you have to know that there is not... More

It's one of the cheapest guesthouses in Bangkok for backpackers. It's quite popular place - although we were traveling in April which was not a high season, but in the evening guesthouse was full. It has excellent location and it's dirty cheap even with air conditioner - that's two good things about this place. Rooms need renovation. There are no... More

I have stayed here a few times over the last months in transits in and out of Bangkok. The first times I thought it was not too bad but it seems to have gone downhill. It is cheap. You can have a big room for about 120 baht but for me it is worth it to stay somewhere else even... More

Peachy Guesthouse was, hands-down, the best bargain I found in Bangkok! I paid 120B per night for a very large room with a twin bed, desk and an armoire. My room had more than ample natural lighting and, for 120 baht a night, it freed up a lot of money to spend during the day. If you're traveling on very... More

Ive stayed a peachy both times iv been to bangkok, love the staff, very friendly. Far enought but close enought to ko san rd, close to restuarants/rd side eateries. Large basic rooms(a/c possible), bathrooms basic/shared. Very cheap. Will be staying there at the end of this year

It' s a really cheap place (120 baht 3€ a night), the rooms, bathroom and bedsheets are quite clean, you have to walk barefoot on the marvellous tek floor. It's 10 minutes walk from khao san Rd, but it's close to prah athit pier where you can find ferries to go to the royal palace, chinatown and so on!! Just... More