We did not add breakfast, but there were cafe on ground floor of the area. Rooms were on level 2. The rooms were big and very comfortable. Felt like staying in a suite of a 5 star hotel that was furnished in a very simple, yet comfortable way. There were a lot of space (inside or outside the room) for lounging, reflecting and watching life goes by. Its right next to a school and you can literally see the students attending class.

Nothing. But this property will not be suitable for those with difficulty climbing stairs. They will have staff to assist with carrying luggage to your room if you can manage stairs, just not with load. It's about a 15min walk to the nearest train BTS station, not difficult, but ask the staff for the best way to walk. (We took a wrong way to cross the canal using a road for cars, and it didn't feel safe as the traffic was busy.)

Loved the space, even if it's a little inconvenient to get to, but it's such a nice green quiet spot in the middle of the city. I even loved that it's right next to a school so I get to hear the kids playing and having lessons every morning 😆 The lady who greeted me at front desk was perfectly polite and attentive. The rooms are beautiful and roomy. Just note that at about 5am there's a call to prayer from the mosque nearby (not too intrusive, but maybe for light sleepers!) And that the cafes in the compound open 8:30 at the earliest so if you want an early start you'll need to walk out for coffee/breakfast! The eateries are also closed on Tuesdays (which turns the place into an even quieter and more private oasis!). But there's a local market at a nearby street with lots of food, plus the Tops convenience store right nearby. Also other things to note: - There aren't any water dispensers so you'll have to get new bottled water from the front desk if you need more (an inconvenience for someone like me who drinks a LOT of water). - It was super crowded on the weekend afternoon I arrived (cos it's so hip and instagrammable!! And maybe cos of the art exhibition too). - Would have loved a bit more tea/coffee/sugar/creamer at the common area for guests to use! But the coffee at the cafe downstairs was really good (a little pricey I must say or have all the prices gone up i Bangkok?)

- The body wash smells like super glue for some reason!!! I had to make sure someone hadn't filled the body wash bottle with super glue by mistake... 😆

Amazing building and positive vibes surrounding with different green plants. Great sustainable complex with Cafe, Galerie and different interesting shops. They also have their great homemade shampoo and body lotion!

The one-way plastic bottles water are really not matching their sustainable and eco-friendly ideas and design

Absolutely gorgeous vibe to the place. It is the sort of place I would love to lose a month in during the were season, with some good books. The staff were friendly, so professional, and amazing without trying. Very cool. The Soi cats were well behaved and respectfully friendly. I swear one adopted us. The location is good. It is in an authentic part of town and close to everything you need. A little walk to the BTS, but we barely made it past the minimum Grab fare when we went places.

Not a complaint, but anyone not from the tropics should know there wasn’t a water heater in our room. We are used to it, but if you’re not, it is a bit like the first 10 seconds getting into the water at the beach. Some holding of breath, a loud sigh, then it feels normal. The volume of “influencers” is a bit of a distraction. I get social media presence is important and this place deserves it, but as a paying guest it can get a little annoying navigating around all the posing.

Comfortable bed, clean rooms, loved the hidden and tucked away peaceful haven surrounded by lush greenery. There are comfy and workspace corners across the space. It's rustic and stylish. The cafe downstairs had great coffee. Loved the artistic flair and all the small businesses within the compound. Would stay there again.

They were great to provide free water bottles but would have been great to have a refill station for those who bring their own bottles and to reduce plastic waste. Pastries and food options at the cafe didn't look very appetising but that's a cafe issue not a hotel issue.

The property is clean and has a charming atmosphere, offering excellent value for money. Additionally, the staff is very friendly and welcoming, making the overall experience pleasant.

One crucial thing to be aware of: there is an elementary school nearby. While this is beyond the hotel’s control, the noise level from the school during weekday mornings between 7:30 and 8:30 is extremely loud. For light sleepers or those hoping to rest during this time, it could be very disruptive. It’s important to know this in advance to set realistic expectations for your stay.

This hotel was one of the most amazing hotel experiences we had in Thailand. Bangkok is so hectic and busy but Galile Oasis is truly an oasis. You can’t hear any of the beeping and noises of Bangkok when you’re inside. The little shops inside the alley way are so beautiful and the food is delicious at the cafe and little family run Thai restaurant. Location is a little way out of the main hubs but grabs are so easy to get that it wasn’t an issue. The rooms were beyond our expectations. So homely, comfortable and an overall great vibe. Highly highly recommend!

Nothing- it was amazing!

Love the location. Love the laidback vibes of the public space downstairs. The shops outside were also well-curated and we had so much fun exploring them. Beds were comfy and the lush greenery outside made for a calming and relaxing Bangkok stay.

Didnt like that i accidentally booked a twin room instead of double room and that the toilet + sink was separated dorm-room style. Food options are quite scarce in the hotel area itself so you really have to go out your way to go to your favorite restaurant to grab breakfast/lunch especially since the cafe downstairs only offer 3 flavors of sandwiches and you could easily get tired of those if you are staying longer.

The space setting and location were so interesting—tucked away in an alley you can only reach by walking. You wouldn’t expect it to lead you to such a gem, which isn’t just accommodation but also an art hub with galleries, art retail shops, a zine store, café, and even a theatre. The living area is on the second floor and only accessible with a keycard, so it’s nicely separated from the public areas. The room was very spacious with a huge balcony—definitely a bonus. It’s also located right next to a school, and while it’s so close you could almost say hi to the students, I actually found that really cute. It shows how thoughtfully they maximized the space.

I felt the accommodation side was quite disconnected from the artistic vibe of the public spaces. It would be great to receive info about any events or programs in advance, so I could plan to join in during my stay.

The name squares it up - an Oasis. For that little bit of meditative time in the mornings, a light breakfast and coffee on the balcony, a breeze from the fan, listening to kids in the school next door, exploring the architecture and textures of the buildings and surrounding areas.

With old buildings, I did not expect great soundproofing. But the team can do more about other guests who stomp up the metal stairs late at night, talking needlessly loudly and slamming doors. The alley leading to can be brighter at night - it can be creepy for solo female travelers. There are harmless drain flies in the bathroom and toilet, usual sightings due to old sewerage, but easy to prevent.