A hostel tucked into the Silom area
Yindee Hostel Bangkok is listed in Bang Rak, in the Silom area, on a smaller street off the surrounding main-road network. Its accommodation is dormitory-style, with air conditioning and shared bathrooms described in the property information. The supplied Agoda photographs include curtained bunks, which make the room format clearer than a generic hotel label would.
The curtains are a modest privacy feature within a shared space, not a substitute for a private room. This is a more relevant distinction than the star category for someone deciding whether a hostel fits the way they sleep and travel.
The guest experience in the available accounts
Tripadvisor comments from 2016 and 2017 repeatedly praise helpful staff. One guest described assistance with onward travel, while another highlighted the comfort of the beds. A 2016 account mentioned the bunk curtains and regular cleaning. These are separate guest experiences rather than a guarantee about today's staffing or housekeeping.
Several of those older guests also found the smaller street quiet at night. That is encouraging context for a central Bangkok hostel, but it does not establish that every bed is insulated from other dorm guests. Street noise and shared-room noise are different considerations.
Location is useful; old inclusions need care
Past guests describe access to Chong Nonsi BTS and the wider Silom area. Their precise walking estimates are not used here because routes and individual pace vary. The useful point is the neighbourhood: this is a Silom and Bang Rak stay, rather than an old-town or airport location.
Older accounts mention simple breakfast and drinks downstairs. Those are historical details, not current inclusions promised with a booking. Yindee is worth considering for its shared-room format and location if those suit your trip; the age of the detailed reports is the main limit on drawing stronger conclusions.