This article is a research guide that collated official information as of 2026-08-14 with current reservation information. This is not a local coverage article. Whether cats are allowed in the guest room depends on the rules of the day and the judgment of the guest, and cats are not allowed in the guest room overnight.
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“Cat House BKK” (Cat House BKK), located in the Silom area of Bangkok, Thailand, is a small homestay with four private rooms in a house where cats live. Instead of the occasional resident cat appearing in a typical hotel lobby, hosts, travelers, and seven cats share the same living space.
- The cat sometimes comes to the guest room door and tries to go inside.
- Not a “hotel” but a real home to share with the cat
- 4 rooms in total, suitable for short trips and long stays
- A walking base in the center of Silom
- Things to check before making a reservation
- Basic information
- Location and Google Maps
- Summary
- Share photos of this inn
The cat sometimes comes to the guest room door and tries to go inside.
Official FAQ states that cats may appear in common areas or near the guest room door and may try to enter the room. Cats can be brought into the room if the guest deems it appropriate, according to the house rules at that time.
Meanwhile, cats are not allowed to stay in the guest room overnight. Even if the cat comes in, you need to move it back to the common areas before going to bed. When opening and closing the door, be careful not to let the cat jump out, and if you don’t know how to let the cat out, ask the host for advice.
On this site, we classify it as A because the official guide provides specific instructions for allowing cats to enter the guest room. However, this does not mean that the cat will always visit, touch you, or spend a certain amount of time with you.
Not a “hotel” but a real home to share with the cat
Officially Cat House BKK (Cat House BKK) is described as an actual home where cats live naturally, rather than a full-service hotel. Although you will have a private room, it is a homestay style where you will share the kitchen, lounge, etc. with the host, other guests, and the cat.
This is not an inn that requires 24-hour front desk service or hotel-level soundproofing. Lifestyle and surrounding city sounds may be heard, and visitors and parties are also restricted. Before making a reservation, you should consider not only the cat but also whether the shared life itself is suitable for you.
4 rooms in total, suitable for short trips and long stays
The official website offers four private rooms for solo travelers, couples, digital nomads, and short- and long-term stays. Please check the facilities and bed configuration in the room you are booking.
The shared facilities are mainly the kitchen and lounge. If there are any essential amenities for your stay, such as laundry or cooking utensils, the official also advises you to check with the host before making a reservation. Since this is a house where cats live, it is safer not to leave food or belongings out, and to not make decisions about what you can give to the cat.
A walking base in the center of Silom
The location is a residential area in Silom, Bang Rak District, Bangkok. Current reservation information indicates that the property is within walking distance from BTS Chong Nonsi Station and Saladaeng Station, and has easy access to MRT Silom Station and Lumphini Park.
Since you will be in a residential area rather than a large hotel along the main street, it is best to save the address, map, and check-in information in advance for your first visit. The time required from the airport varies greatly depending on traffic conditions.
Things to check before making a reservation
- Cats move freely in common areas. Not recommended for people with cat allergies or symptoms from cat hair.
- The house rules at that time will take priority when it comes to whether or not you can enter the guest room and the cat’s range of activities.
- Cats cannot stay in the guest room overnight.
- There are days when the cat won’t approach you, and there will be times when the cat won’t want to be touched.
- Apart from private rooms, all rooms are shared, and there is no 24-hour hotel service.
- Please check the information displayed at the time of reservation for room rates, minimum number of nights, and check-in methods.
Basic information
| Item | Contents |
|---|---|
| Facility name | Cat House BKK (Cat House BKK) by Nicha |
| Address | 146 Soi Piphat 2, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand |
| resident cat | 7 cats (current reservation information for 2026) |
| Distance with cats | They live in common areas and may come to the guest room door and enter the room. Staying in the same room overnight is prohibited |
| guest room | 4 private rooms |
| Shared facilities | Kitchen, lounge, etc. |
| Accommodation type | Homestay where you share living space with a host and a cat |
| Official website | Cat House BKK (Cat House BKK) |
Location and Google Maps
Cat House BKK by Nicha
146 Soi Piphat 2, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand
Summary
Cat House BKK (Cat House BKK) is a type of inn where travelers can participate in the daily life of a house where cats live, rather than seeing cats as an event. Being able to welcome cats that try to enter the guest room according to the rules at the time is especially valuable in overseas accommodations.
Since you will be living close to the cat, it is essential to consider allergies, opening and closing doors, food and luggage, and leaving the house at night. Rather than attracting cats, it is best to stay quietly in common areas and interact only when the cat approaches you.
