Hotels near St. Louis Hospital

Very seldom do I write reviews for hotel stays but I feel that I will be doing Mode Sathorn a great injustice if I don't write this one for her. For the price we pay, it's definitely one of the best stays for all my years of travelling. The check-in late at night was fuss free and we got a room with 2 queen size beds. We requested for a king bed room and got put into a waiting list because the hotel was fully booked that day. The wait was pretty long but in the end we got what we wanted the next night. Welcome drink coupons were issued upon check-in and you are free to visit the bar or restaurant to redeem the drinks. And not those fruit punch crap but real drinks. You can order your free beers, cocktails, soft drinks, etc. We went to their Theater Bar late one night to chill and enjoy our free drinks. Theater Bar is great. Lovely and modern decor accompanied with trendy music. Definitely makes you feel like clubbing when you step in. Never expected the breakfast to be good. There are plenty of variety on offer. You won't get bored. The free Wifi provided is awesome. I always have problems with crappy Wifi connection during my overseas travel but Mode Sathorn's Wifi is fast and reliable! The king-size bed, pillows, quilt are all super comfortable, comparable to those on offer at 5 stars hotel. Once you sink in, you not want to get up. Air-conditioning works great. At some points we had to off them cause it got so cold. lol. But we are not complaining. Tip: Location is great. This hotel is just next to Surasak BTS so use this as your launch pad for your moving about in Bangkok cause the traffic can be horrendous.

Chatrium Residence Bangkok Sathorn has once again impressed me with their service standards. This is my third stay at the hotel and I had previously written a review commending the hotel on the great amenities and rooms so I will not talk too much about that. This time round, to my surprise, the assistant manager Mr. Sahapol Ladda personally came out to greet me upon my arrival while acknowledging that I was a regular guest. I was certainly not expecting this as I did not book the most expensive room in the hotel, i did not even book a room with breakfast but this just shows how much Chatrium Sathorn values their customers. I felt very humbled by the whole experience especially when Mr Sahapol told us to let him know personally if we needed anything at all. Bravo to Mr Sahapol for his outstanding service and attention to detail. In fact i would like to commend all the staff, from the chambermaids to the doormen and the security at the taxi drop off point. They always had a smile on their faces and never failed to be attentive to the guest's needs. Chatrium may be a 4-star hotel, but they get 5-stars for their service. Keep up the good work!

Travelled to Bangkok for a Mother and daughter weekend and chose Anantara due to its reviews. The best decision, the staff was engaging and extremely helpful with recommendations. We must mention Pakorn, who suggested a great manicure & pedicure spot and made our bookings. Don at the entrance, always began our day with a smile. Our room was very spacious as well as comfortable, most importantly quiet for a great night sleep after our big days. Their breakfast has a great selection and dinning by the pool was a wonderful way to begin our day. The hotel is walking distance to major streets, BTS and street food. Don't shy away from street food, Bangkok has some of the best. Staff recommended Convent St & St. Louise, yum. Definitely will return!

On my many trips to Bangkok, we stayed in various hotels and areas. The Siri Sathorn was by far the best of both worlds. The location was lovely, clean and hip with 5 star hotels (Sukhothai and Bayan Tree close by), the amazing Lumphini Park and high class condos and residences. But the feel was a quietly quaint neighborhood not a commercial strip. There were a number of really good restaurants within 5 minute walk - both Thai and foreign. It was a short walk to both the MRT and the BTS trains, which takes you almost anywhere in Bangkok. The Sala Daeng stop on the BTS has a fabulous mall, which I used to view on my walks to Bangkok Christian Hospital for my annual check-up but never ventured into it until this trip. The basement has wonderful supermarket surrounded by many quality restaurants and the upper floors has anything that you would need. The two bedroom apartment at the Siri Sathorn was a joy to the entire family; my daughters had their own room and bathroom with large tub and they never wanted to leave it. There was a full open kitchen and counter separating the living room and 3 televisions in the place. Now you could have all that and still have bad service but without exaggeration - the service from the Concierge, front desk, restaurant personnel and housekeeping was the best we ever had in any hotel.

This is the second time I have stayed at Banyan Tree Bangkok and they did not disappoint. I booked the Executive Lounge Suite and everything was as advertised. Check in/out from lounge, staff spoke English very well, design and decor is amazing, finishing in the room is true 5 star hotel standard etc etc etc. ROOM: Bed was the most comfortable that I can remember in any hotel. A bath in the huge tub with the complimentary bath salts and oils plus such an amazing bed led to a great rest after a long flight. FOOD: The buffet at Banyan Tree Bangkok is, in my opinion, the best breakfast I've ever had at a hotel anywhere in the world. The food and beverage offerings are extensive, everything is fresh, and the service is great. The best bar in Bangkok is on the roof top of the hotel so, if you get a room that has access to the Executive Lounge, have some complimentary cocktails at the Lounge then go upstairs to enjoy the view. It's a stunning outlook on a big city. TIPS: make time for the complimentary cocktails if they are provided with your room choice, they're well worth it. If it is in your budget order the hotel limousine to pick you up from the airport, it's a nice choice. It is extra but a pleasant addition after a long flight (especially if you are trying to impress someone!)

fraser suites urbana sathorn is an excellent 4+ stars serviced apartment. among the many other choices in bangkok, this place has one general interesting and unique quality – it simply cannot be faulted at any aspect (with few minor less-than-best- issues detailed later on). first, everything at this place - and really i mean everything - actually works well and effectively. the apartment is nicely and warmly decorated (maybe slightly out-dated already, but certainly nothing that can bother the most discerning guest); the kitchen is really well-equipped (perhaps best equipment level out of many places i visited) and accompanied with clear english operation instructions (over, micro, washer, etc); nice lcd and dvd; effective yet quiet (!) air-conditioning with remotes (separate a/cs for living and bed rooms); good effective light-blocking curtains for your sweet morning jet-lagged sleep; nice bath and shower proportionally sized and convenient, etc etc. they have good wireless internet (reasonable bandwidth but not fast) at all rooms and all public areas, but check carefully if included in your rate, otherwise the additional charges will be high. the hotel pool area is also very nice. and on top of it all comes a very professional service.

The hotel is small and friendly. The roof terrace with pool and sun loungers is a delight, the rooms are clean and comfortable, the front-of-house staff are friendly, and helpful to the utmost. Breakfasts were good, and even the mini-bar was not the usual rip-off, with a tin of Singha and a packet of cashews costing a grand total of 100 baht. Grand Sathorn is well situated, close to skytrain, a short walk from the river and piers for river trips. It is a great base for a visit to Bangkok. So why not rate it 4-star? Simply that restaurant services are limited to room service or breakfast. Sometimes, particularly business travelers, but others too, need to be able to entertain in their hotel. A hotel without a full-time restaurant is not really 4-star. There are excellent restaurants nearby, for those used to Thai restaurants, but with TVs blaring and open to the streets, these are not really suited to business conversation. So a good 3-star, not quite reaching the 4, but the warm welcome, terrific staff and the very high standards of comfort and cleanliness will guarantee my return.

it was my first stay at the brand new hotel. this 5 star hotel indeed is doing its best to make small differences everywhere and they indeed do. the room design is quite special, all the amenities are quite original. the pool is awesome. one of the drawbacks is the locations for taxis. it's hard to get a taxi in front of the hotel or one who knows the road to this hotel, it's so new. for people who travel by bts in bangkok, it's right next to chong nonsi bts station. the in-room dining menu is a bit short but food is very good.

We wanted a good Sukhothai experience and indulged in a Deluxe Suite for 5 nights. I have stayed in Bangkok several times, each time at great hotels and I know that the Thai standard for hospitality is incredibly high. The experience at the Sukhothai became the new benchmark and I was relived that I hadn't built up my expectations too much. The staff were exceptional and always obliging. The meals there are the best I've ever had. Breakfasts became a challenge to not over indulge. After 5 days, we still didn't try everything there was to offer. The Sunday Brunch is an absolute must. The negatives - The gym was being renovated and the temporary gym is incredibly basic. The location is close but too far to walk anywhere. There is no BTS nearby but there is a MRT closeby.

i am a frequent traveler, but first time in bangkok, so great i had to write a review, i mainly booked the hotel because when i called to inquire (after calling many hotels) i was assisted by Mr. Tim, and he was extremely helpful, professional and very joyful, the rooms are great and (rain shower is a wonder!), location is great, for me i wanted something aways from loud areas, but then again it is only a 10 minutes drive to et to important areas...great food and prompt room service, and oh the house keeping and how dedicated the work is in cleaning the rooms, the bed is as described and better, the pillows and its types are superb for amazing sleeping quality, pool parties that make your day, roof top is unbelievably romantic and magical, the TV has everything you need from channels to internet to tips to shopping form the hotel or outside...espresso machine makes your morning delightful, i can go on and on about the little but important things there, but im trying to keep it simple...check in was only five minutes! check out was only 3 minutes! even if there other people, its the hotel that knows how to ease the work flow. the best part is that i felt i was taken care of, really. I ran into the staff there and boy O boy AMAZING people, Ms.Layla, Mr. X, Ms. Vivena and Mr. K and Ms. Niki and ALL the others, Ms. Layla, Mr. Tim and Ms. Vivena spent a lot of time helping me to get around and giving me great tips and information and made my stay joyful and superb, i expected my trip to be great, but it was more than super amazing, i noticed that smiles are every where, even the guests are happy! it shows to say that the hotel has a good atmosphere and people are happy there, i really thank and love Sofitel So for the wonderful time and will surely, always go there, you only need to try it, once you see SO, you will always GO... thank you from the bottom of my heart, Pom chob krung thep kap!

I've stayed at the Astera 7 times now and the staff are always smiling, friendly, helpful and polite. The best kept secret about Bangkok is the very cheap Airport train, which gets you to the BTS in about 25 minutes for 20 Baht! The walk from the Taksin station to the Astera is about 5 minutes through real Bangkok streets. It's a quiet hotel, book the breakfast with you hotel booking as it will be cheaper. The local shopping is OK. I visit the local dentist and barber. Then hop on the BTS to Pratunam or Chatuchack Markets. Then cool off at MBK or the other more expensive shopping centres. Even getting on the train can be a respite from the heat. You get free wifi in the rooms now. They used to charge $18 a day! But have now made it free. I'm not a fan of crowds and noise so this is the place for me.

the room was modern, comfortable, stylish and more than i expected for the price. the service was great and friendly. the room service was superb with the best bolognese i have ever had in thailand. pool was great and the fitness center was incredible. the hotel is located in the business district and near st. louis hospital and bts stations. truly a great hotel especially for the price.

This hotel is uniquely excellent: - This hotel is located in an alley, so it is super quiet, compared to other nearby hotels which are right on the busy trip. I was so happy to book this hotel instead. Plus the view is excellent, to a swimming pool and giant trees of the opposite resident, it made me feel like I was in a resort. - It's around 500m to the business buildings, hence very suitable for those who are on business trip - Within 200-300m to Chong Nonsi BTS station, so very convenient for you to take BTS to Siam, Silom complex, Bangkok Fashion Outlet, Central World, MBK (1-4 stations away only) - Right in front of the hotel, there are meter taxi, tuk tuk, so on a lazy to walk day, you just use either of them, or book a Grab - Don't know what to visit? There a tour information man right at the hotel loppy, who is very supportive, friendly, speak English excellently, just come to ask him, he has a real book of many tours (1 day to several days) to offer - Suddenly hungry at mid night, or missed breakfast, or travel on budget? There are fridges down at the loppy with microwave, they sell drinks, frozen food at super cheap price (1-2 usd only) - Have lots of dirty clothes and don't want to spend too much for laundry services? There is 2 washing machines and 1 drying machine on 2nd floor, you just need to exchange cash with coins at receptionist, buy detergent at 711 and use the machines (30 baht for detergent at 711, 60 baht for washing machine, 10-40 baht for drying machine) - Swimming pool on 3rd floor - Breakfast was good, combination of Asian and Europe (Japanese miso soup; chicken tomyum or curry soup with white noodles, veggie; bread with jam, ham, egg; fried rice; noodles; boiled/ stir fried potatoes; cereal with milk; salad; fruits; yogurt; juices (highly recommended); tea and coffee - Staff are all polite, supportive - Room is super spacious (45m2 I guess), wooden floor in dark color; super wide glass window, for those who love the view - Price is ver

Requested for big bed and high floor in my booking. Hotel side mentioned they did not receive any memo from agoda regarding my request. To all fellow travelers, please snap a screen shot of all itineraries and reservation requests. Save you the trouble of explaining and putting yourselves in bad light... Avoid staying in the room during office hour, some construction works going on in their car parking premises (basement) . My room was on the 2nd floor...doesn't really bother me during my 5 days stay as I'm out when the drilling starts ;P For Breakfast, just take the fruit, yoghurt and salad. Can skip the rest... Although a 3 star hotel, but their ROOM CLEANINESS IS A GOOD 5 STAR! Keep it up and maintain it well!

I was in hospital in Bangkok and needed a place to rest up before flying again I booked the centrepoint that morning and the deal I got was great at about a day rate. It was a great location for the main shopping area, close by underground and quite. The one suites are great size with every thing you need. If I ever travel to Bangkok again I would look first at booking this hotel.

Stayed 4 nights with two teenagers, so we booked a twin room for them and a superior room for ourselves. Rooms were identical except for the beds, so it is not worth paying for a superior; a standard room is fine. The rooms were spacious and clean, good beds, TVs with a couple of English channels. THB 1000 key deposit (cash only) upon check-in. Cute little pool on the roof with a few loungers, but no shade. The best part was the breakfast— fresh and a good variety of Thai dishes daily. The entire hotel is non-smoking. Coin-operated washing machines outside the entrance if needed. Rooms cleaned daily. There was a hair dryer, safe, kettle & instant tea/coffee in the room. The hotel is down a small street with several good, reasonable restaurants. It is quiet, but there is a small shopping mall at the end of the street (Centre Point) and Saphan Taksin BTS station just around the corner. Good value! Tip: best foreign Xchange kiosk @ Jewelry Trade Cntr, 2nd fl (5-min. walk)

Moder/high tech room Very clean room and very good room layout Great breakfast. Wish bread would be freshly baked and juices not from concentrate/artificial then I would consider it perfect. Staff very attentive, cordial, cortious. Called few times for additional towels and soap - response time was 1-2 minutes. Very impressive! Calling for taki from the hotel is 5-10 minutes delay. No big deal. Arrival back to the hotel causes some drivers to loose their way though signs are clear. I just learn the 3 turns from the main road to the hotel, how to say left and right in Thai (Qua, sa-yee) and prenlem resolved. Hotel offers free yoga class (my wife tried it) and Thai language once a week. Since I'm a foodie, here are the breakfast details: Very clean, nice selection, very nice decor. This is a one star Michelin restaurant. Probably lunch and diner is more impressive but the breakfast was not as zesty as expected. Cheese selection is only 2 types of simple cheeses. Lox was scant and not of the best quality but it was just ok. Nice selection of dried fruits. Pastries below average. Not crispy Danish / tart / Turnovers. Warm dishes are ok quality but not Tasty so I sleeper it and stocked to salad and lox. You may order omelette ala carte but don't expect to consistency. I like my omelette spice with chopped chilly - once I got it hell hot next day I couldn't feel the chili. Coffee / cappuccino / latte was very good so I had 2-3 cups every time. Bread looks like ordered from a near by bakery, probably a day before but don't forget this is less than 100 room hotel and there is limited labor resource they can provide while price room for $100/night range. (For better nreakfast go to the mandarin oriental and pay $300/night) Overall this hotel with the complimentary breakfast is the best deal i ever encountered. From now on, I will check my travel destination for U hotels and stay there if possible.

Staying at this hotel is a wonderful experience. Bangkok is no doubt a great place to travel in but having a great place to rest at the end of the day just makes everything perfect like the cream on a great cup of coffee. If you are like me, looking for a relatively cheap accommodation in the centre of Bangkok with easy access to Bangkok's BTS service, I would definitely recommend I Residence Hotel, Sathorn.  Pros:  The location of this place is great. It's just a 5 minute ride by taxi from the Sala Daeng BTS station which would cost you about 40 baht only. The hotel also provide free shuttle services to the BTS station almost every hour. Besides that, the receptionists are also very friendly and helpful. They have different people for different shifts but all of them managed to woo us with their hospitality.  As for the room, for 700 baht for one air-conditioned, double room, it was beyond our expectations (unexpectedly good, that is). It was spacious and had an attached bathroom which was also adequately spacious. I particularly liked it that they also provide a microwave oven, a hair dryer and coffee sachets on the house. The bed linen and sheets and towels are all clean and sparkling white. There's also room service provided everyday. Internet access is available 24 hours a day at the lobby. They also have their own contract taxi service at the hotel and also a travel agent there.  Outside, there's a 7 Eleven, a pharmacy and many food stalls just around the corner.  Cons:  If you want wifi, it is provided but free for only 4 hours per person. For unlimited wifi, you would have to buy their wifi package.  Also, it is very difficult to find the place by yourself as it is quite obscured from the main street and also a quite far from the closest BTS and MRT stations if on foot. However, most taxi drivers can take you there if you give them the address of the place (most won't know where to go if you just give them the name of the

What an outstanding hotel. We started off our stay with a late check in and the best room service we've ever had - complete with complimentary prosecco and chocolates for our anniversary. The daily breakfast at Glow was the most original, clean, healthy and fresh we've ever had at a hotel. The room was beautifully and tastefully furnished. The bathroom was spectacular, and the bath products wonderfully fragrant. The pool was gorgeous and refreshing after a long hot day of shopping. But by far, the highlight was dinner at Nahm. One of the best meals we've ever eaten, anywhere, ever. Just outstanding in every way. Our only gripe was that we were unable to use the gift vouchers the hotel gave us for their spa because it is very popular and appointment availabilities very rare. So do book ahead if that's something you want to try, as we will, when we go back, as we surely will.

Ibis is a good hotel for solo travelers or couple, tourist and people who looking for clean room, cheap and located in the city center, easy access to MRT ( train station), taxi, and local restaurant, for gays will be the vest choice because it's located near the biggest and famous gay sauna in thailand and probably in asia, babylon, for night life and for youg travelers just book this hotel will be the best choice for you trust me, gays, straight or. Whatever

Despite the rave reviews for this hotel, my experience was average. Yes, the place is clean (that should be a minimum requirement). Yes, the staff are very lovely and accommodating. Yes, I got an upgrade to an executive suite which was much appreciated. The downside was the sofa, described as 'leather' is actually cheap vinyl, badly made, I could feel the wood structure under the cheap thin foam...terrible...Sat on it once and gave up. TV channels for movie watching were minimal...some of us like to wind down after a long hot day doing that...the mattress was hard ensuring a sleepless tossing and turning and the pillows aren't the best quality either...and the sheets were definitely not high thread count pure cotton. The shower water pressure was inconsistent and not very strong requiring constant adjustment. The towels were NOT fluffy as previously described...The 'breakfast' is 'limited', reminding me of some backpacker spread...sliced bread (the cheap supermarket kind), some weird unnatural looking 'jam', 2 types of fruit, plastic looking ham and sausage (nothing vegetarian), one pre cooked egg dish - fried or omellette...a fried rice or mushed up noodle dish with no flavour...not good and I suggest you don't pay for the inclusion and go find somewhere decent for brekky. If you're there for a short trip and the location works for you (close to Lumpini MRT and you don't mind a firm bed and can get it for $50 or less then book it, otherwise there are better options for the price available in Bangkok.

my partner and I arrived late in the afternoon, and checked in very easily, just had to show my booking slip and passports. received a welcome drink which was very refreshing on a 35 degree balmy afternoon. The room was neat tidy and spacious and clean, same for the bathroom with rain style shower and hand held extra. I have stayed in All season Hotels before in Hua Mark, Bangkok. Comfortable beds, nice icey a/c, cable tv if you need it - we were too tired from our adventures to bother. the free wifi was a godsend. 7 eleven stores near by for supplies, in house restaraunt was simlilar priced to local ones outside so we used it a few times to eat in. Easy to get cab from hotel with help from conceirge, close to patpong stalls and bars if you like ping pong tricks (we didnt) so we went to other places. Reccommend you stay here - we will again next year. Right next door to Australian Embassy, if needed.

We booked The Narathiwas Residence because it is an apartment style hotel. Because we traveled with a baby, we needed extra space and a kitchen. We booked the room the night before our arrival, so when we asked for a baby cot, there was not one available. They then upgraded us to a larger room and provided us with an extra sleeping provisions such as an extra duvet and pillows. The room was extremely spacious and had good views, but the bathroom was a bit small. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet which was included in the rate. It had a wide variety of food for a variety of travelers' tastes. We probably enjoyed the breakfast the most!! The hotel provided a shuttle to the nearest skytrain station, but we opted for a taxi instead (which they called to the front door). There were several dining options outside the hotel and a 7-11 close by. I would definitely stay here again.

From the greeting we received as we arrived until the moment we left we thought Pantip Court was a great place to stay. The staff were extremely welcoming on every occasion and the front desk girls did us a great favour upon check-in. Check-in was quick and smooth and soon we were in our apartment, which was 1 of the biggest we have stayed in. Extra bedding and towels followed right away. Although slightly dated the room was clean and everything worked. A light bulb on the balcony was replaced as soon as we asked for it after it broke one evening. Meals in the restaurant were good and also quite inexpensive and the staff there were very pleasant, even though we arrived quite late. The cake shop can be a big hit with the ladies because of the large selection and also the "buy 1 get 1 free" offer in the afternoon. An added bonus is the little shop at the corner of the lobby which sells everything at normal 7-11 prices - no rip off there. I have already booked our next trip to Bangkok for November and we will definately be using Pantip Court as our base. It's probably the best value hotel in the city and the staff make it a 5 star experience even if the room is not 5 star.

i came to the malaysia hotel with my 16 month old son and was a little put off at first about the reviews stating this was a gay pick-up spot. well, hello, this is silom/sathorn.. get used to it. what i found was an incredibly charming hotel that had been in operation for years so everything was clean and organized. the rooms are clean, sheets and towels white, and the pool was sparkling clean. also, an important note is that all taxi drivers know this hotel, and it is a 5 minute walk to lumphini mrt station (without crossing any streets). fantastic. for per night you can't go wrong. the malai restaurant is open 24 hours per day and they bring the food right to your room. the food is nothing to write home about but it is cheap and tasty (and convenient). the service i received was something i would expect from a 4 star hotel- very impressive. they immediately assisted with my luggage and took it to my room. this was invaluable for someone traveling with a toddler and 50kg of luggage! the only con is that wifi is not free. i bought five hours for baht that i could use in a 24 hour period and from my room on the 3rd floor it was fairly fast. all in all a great place for a great price- i will certainly be back. malaysia hotel has been in operation for many years and they know what works.

The hotel is a small boutique hotel off Suan Plu road. When telling your taxing driver, tell them Suan Plu soi 3 (soi saam). The decor is very chic, but the beds were a little hard (thai standard). Bathrooms were on the smaller side, but for the price paid, it's a fair hotel. If you walk to the main road (suan plu), there are shops and food vendors, so you won't go hungry. Only downside is that it's not hear a BTS station. Uber was our best way to get around. Taxi will try to rip you off if you catch them from any touristy place. If you flag one down on the street, chances are better that they will use the meter, but if they don't, either get out or agree to an amount ahead of time. This wasn't my first time in BKK and I speak the language fluently, but was still ripped off by taxi drivers, so beware.