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Jo hometel (Don Mueang)

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Visitors praise the Jo hometel for its clean rooms, good value, and excellent location near public transport and amenities like supermarkets and restaurants. However, a common complaint is that the bathrooms are small and can have odor issues, and some guests note the lack of an elevator which can be an issue for those with mobility problems.

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Thanon Chaeng Watthana, Khwaeng Anusawari, Khet Bang Khen, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10220, Thailand
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Phone
099 099 8741
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www.agoda.com

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About this place Jo hometel (Don Mueang)

Jo hometel offers LGBTQ+-welcoming accommodation in Laksi, a residential area of Bangkok located in the Bang Khen district. The property is positioned as a gay-friendly hotel option, making it a suitable choice for LGBTQ+ travellers looking for affirming lodging during their time in Thailand's capital. Located on Thanon Chaeng Watthana, the hotel benefits from proximity to Don Mueang, making it a practical option if you're flying in or out of Bangkok's secondary airport. The Laksi neighbourhood provides a quieter, more residential alternative to staying in Bangkok's busier central districts, which appeals to visitors seeking a more relaxed base for exploring the city. When booking accommodation as an LGBTQ+ traveller in Bangkok, you'll find that gay-friendly hotels range from budget options to upscale properties, each offering varying levels of amenities and service. Hotels in this category typically welcome all guests warmly and provide comfortable rooms for both short and extended stays. For specific details about amenities, room types, pricing, and current availability, the property's booking page offers comprehensive information and up-to-date rates. Whether you're visiting Bangkok for its vibrant culture, nightlife, or as a base for exploring Thailand, a centrally located or conveniently positioned gay-friendly hotel can help ensure a welcoming and comfortable stay.

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4.2
41 reviews

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Sutiwat thongprame
Sutiwat thongprame Jun 2026

For this price and this area, I think it's good. I've stayed at cheaper places before, but I wasn't happy with them. The only downside is that you need to install a bathroom curtain to prevent odors. Overall, I like it; it's a good place to exercise. There's parking, but you need to inform the staff.

Yana Evtimov
Yana Evtimov May 2026
Hung Mai xuan
Hung Mai xuan May 2026
DINO CREME
DINO CREME May 2026
chonlatis jer
chonlatis jer Apr 2026
pim jam
pim jam Mar 2026

A hotel with key card access. The rooms are clean and spacious, but the bathrooms are small. It's conveniently located near the MRT Rajabhat Phranakhon station and a McDonald's and can find some restaurants or food stuff nearby.The staff were unfriendly.

Mymod HappyLife
Mymod HappyLife Mar 2026

The accommodation is a short distance from the main road, ideal for those without a car. It's close to the Pink Line Skytrain, making travel convenient. There are food options nearby. The sheets are smooth and comfortable. The bathroom is a bit small due to limited space, but the air conditioning works well. 👏👏

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Last updated on 12 August 2026

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