LITA Bangkok is a coliving in a converted five storey shophouse in the city's new central business district, with three types of private studio and a dormitory with shared bathroom. Rates include utilities, cleaning and high-speed wifi, with a living room, cafeteria, coworking space, laundry and terrace. It is rated 4.7 across 174 reviews and runs workshops and tours.
LITA Bangkok: a converted shophouse in the new CBD
LITA Bangkok occupies a five storey shophouse, a former warehouse and office owned by a local Thai-Chinese family, in a small alley in Bangkok's new central business district. It offers three tiers of private studio plus a dormitory, with utilities and cleaning included.
What LITA Does
- Three private studio types plus a dorm. All studios have their own shower; the dormitory shares a bathroom.
- All-inclusive rates. Utilities, cleaning services, basic amenities and high-speed wifi throughout.
- Substantial common areas. Living room, cafeteria, coworking space, laundry and a terrace.
- A local family building. Rather than a corporate development, which shows in the character.
- Workshops and tours. Community programming aimed at getting people out into the city.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Bangkok is one of the world's great cities for remote work: extraordinary food at every price point, fast internet, excellent hospitals, cheap transport, and flights to everywhere in Asia. It also has a huge existing foreign population, so the practical problems have all been solved by someone already.
Staying in a shophouse in an alley rather than a condo tower is a meaningfully different experience of the city. You get the street life, the neighbours and the local food a few doors down, while sitting next to the CBD.
The 4.7 rating across 174 reviews indicates a well-run place. Rates are not published, so ask, and note that Bangkok's hot season, roughly March to May, is genuinely intense.
Pricing
Not published. Private studios and dorm beds are quoted on request, with utilities and cleaning included.
Local Bangkok on the doorstep, business district around the corner.