A few days at the hospital can stretch into a few weeks. When that happens, the hotel that worked for a short trip — small fridge, no laundry, busy lobby — stops working. This is what hospital long-stay guests actually need from the room around them, and how we set it up at 95 Lodge.
Why long-stay is different from a normal hotel night
A short stay rewards location and design. A long stay rewards systems. After night five you stop noticing the lobby and start noticing whether the laundry comes back the same day, whether the fridge has space for the patient's medication, whether housekeeping moves quietly while you nap.
- You unpack — so room space matters more.
- You eat in the room sometimes — so the fridge matters more.
- You get tired — so quiet sois matter more.
- You repeat the route to Lat Phrao General Hospital every day — so 5 minutes faster matters a lot.
What hospital companions actually need
From conversations with our guests over the years:
- Daily housekeeping — clean sheets and towels every day, no skipped days, even when you are not in the room to ask.
- Laundry that returns the same day — for guests doing 14+ days, the laundry cycle is non-negotiable.
- An empty in-room fridge — for the patient's medication, post-op snacks, fruit and bottled water. Most hotels block this with mini-bar items.
- A quiet soi — recovery sleep is the difference between a hard week and a brutal one.
- A 24-hour reception that knows your routine — calling a taxi at 5:45 am should not require explanation by day three.
How 95 Lodge structures long-stay
Our weekly and monthly rates bundle the things you would otherwise pay for piece by piece:
- Daily housekeeping included.
- Laundry service via reception (same-day for items dropped before noon).
- Empty fridge in every room.
- On-site coin laundry as a backup if you prefer self-service.
- One reception team that learns your name and your route.
Read more about our services and how we run them.
Choosing the right room for a long stay
Three rooms work well; pick by who you are travelling with:
- Deluxe Room — solo companion or one patient recovering quietly.
- Family Suite — two relatives sharing for two weeks or more.
- Grand Family Suite — three or four adults rotating duty around one bed.
How to ask for a long-stay rate
Send your dates and how many guests via WhatsApp or LINE. We reply within an hour during the day with the best long-stay rate for your situation. If your dates change because of the hospital, tell us — we will adjust.
FAQ
What's the minimum length for a long-stay rate?
One week. Anything longer is welcomed and gets better terms.
Do long-stay rates include daily housekeeping?
Yes. Daily housekeeping and laundry are bundled in — you don't pay per service.
Can the dates change once we've booked?
Hospitals change schedules. Tell us as early as you can; we'll move dates without penalty inside reason.
Is there an in-room kitchen?
No, but every room has an empty fridge. There's a 24-hour Foodland a short walk away — see our eating-around guide.
