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First of all, this hotel is very luxury at a budget price. Most budget hotels in Thailand have outdated furnishings and wall hangings, but every inch of this hotel is clean, well-maintained, very luxury looking. The staff is outstanding and there is a doorman or other staff about every 20 meters of the hotel. Check-in and check-out was fast, and we even got fast service when we needed an extra room card. I mention this because I read many horror story reviews on here before we booked the place. I only saw crowds in the reception area when a bus came in (which there were many - its one of the biggest hotels in Bangkok). The breakfast was outstanding. You can eat in the cafe, which has outdoor dining, or the upstairs restaurant. Both have the same food, so it depends if want a city view with your breakfast, or some fresh morning air. The Thai restaurant at the top of the hotel wasn't very impressive. The food was bland and overpriced. We live in Northeast Thailand, so maybe we are spoiled. The best part of the hotel was the room. We stayed in a 3-bedroom suite, which was a mini-apartment. It actually looks like the hotel bought a condo building next door and turned the condos into rooms. The beds were comfortable, everything was clean and new, and there was lots of space. We actually only needed 2-bedrooms, but the upgrade price was so cheap we went with 3-bedrooms. The suites have their own lobby, elevators, and secured parking. If you want to go shopping, which was the primary reason we stayed at this hotel (the kids needed clothes for school), there is a 6-floor fashion mall below the hotel. Its the place to get good, low priced clothes (6th floor has a food court). If you want to save even more money, get up at 3am and walk outside. From 3-6am, the streets around the hotel hold the largest clothes wholesale market in SE Asia. Hundreds of sellers line the streets selling every kind of clothes you can think of. We saved 70% on school clothes this year.

This hotel is new and I am happy to say the staff are very helpful and professional. The rooftop pool is small but immaculate and plenty of lounge chairs. Located close to Khao San Road ,street food and restaurants makes this ideal. We booked a room with a canal view,not spectacular view but much better than most outlooks. Breakfast was good,serve from 6.30 which suited us plus sitting overlooking and watching the canal activities is quite enjoyable. Would definitely stay again. Could not find any fault ,best we have stayed at in 10 years of visiting Bangkok.

This is a great value on Agoda. Was one of best hotels I ever stayed in. Breakfast was outstanding. Is a very easy location for touring old Bangkok. Easy walk to the water taxi which is definitely the way to get from here to Grand Palace, Wat Arun and Wat Po. Very short walk to Khao San. Is 1/2 block from nice Khlong for a morning stroll. A very beautiful temple is right across the Khlong and one short block if you like to listen to the monks chanting in the morning. It's definitely very 4 star, very fancy glass shower, nice clean and tasteful modern design in rooms and bathroom. All around a great value at Agoda price. In States would be a $200+ room.

We’ve stayed in Bangkok 10 plus times and I’d say for the price this is the best hotel in the location we like to be. The swimming pool is perfect especially if you have young children as the children’s pool is a good size, my daughter wanted to stay at the hotel pool all day everyday!! The breakfast was good, usual Asian Choice, no complaints. The rooms are a good size considering your in a city and bigger then most in the locality. We are traveling back to bk on our way back and most likely re book this hotel again. I would recommend.

We had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The staff was awesome and very friendly. Especially the pale englishman in the lobby. :) They have a nice pool and a descent gym. There is a night club on the ground floor and since we lived on 2nd floor it was quite loud. Unfortunately we got scammed by the tuktuk mafia and lost a lot of money during our stay. Please ask the lobby about these things to watch out for when you arrive. Well english spoken natives around the parking lot near national gallery is to watch out for. There are no such thing as closed castles cos of holidays or tuktuk daytrips for 50 bath. Nothing above has to do with the hotel but I wish I read it here first.

I stayed for five night here for attending conference at the United Nation which is walking distance from the hotel. Closed to shopping and accessible to many type of public transport nearby like tuk-tuk, taxi, busses and many more. Highly recommended for those who coming for attending conference at the United Nation as the bus bring us to and from the UN and in a very convenience conditions.

Nanda is the nicest hotel we could have found in Bangkok. For a very nice price you get to stay in a calm area but walking distance from khao san and all the buzz... we walked several times, tuk tuk is about 50 baht which is close to nothing. As an architect, I was overwhelmed by the design and beauty of the hotel. Interesting design books in the lobby... A week before staying here we stayed in a 5 star hotel in Sukumvit, which was double the price, in a huge skyscraper, but we enjoyed staying in Nanda wayyyy more. Staff is amazing, helpful, pretty good english ( which is not common in Bangkok). We are coming back to Bangkok this year and we will stay in Nanda again.

We moved from a much nicer hotel because we were so far away from the places we wanted to visit. As the taxi approached the hotel the area degenerated and it began to look like skid row. The side walks were covered with trash, there were people sleeping in doorways and a man in pants and socks was staggering down the street barely staying on his feet. As we entered the hotel through a small space between two of the fleet of buses parked at the curb we encountered several hundred hungry Chinese tourists creating a deafening clatter as they devoured their lunches beneath chandeliers decorated with faded plastics flowers. I turned to my companion and said, "Oh my god what have we done?" The Royal Hotel isn't for royalty so if your looking for sumptuous luxury keep looking. The Royal is more like a beloved old pair of bedroom slippers that have seen better days but are too comfortable to part with. We were deeply disappointed as we did our initial survey of the room and wondered if we should stay. We opted to stay and the next day when we got back to our room housekeeping had done such a nice job we started to warm up to the place. The hotel is so close to so many attractions we walked everywhere during our four day stay. The hotel has a funky ambience that reminds me of The Phoenix in San Francisco. This was my 3rd visit to Bangkok and by far the most enjoyable because of the proximity to the National Museum, National Theatre, National Gallery, Grand Palace, Golden Mount, so many of the temples, and the Cafe Velo Dome coffee house. I was once again reminded not to put too much stock in a first impression. We will definitely stay there on our next visit!

Good location , upon arrival we were upgraded for free to the premium room. This hotel is right in the middle of Khaosan road, straight outside of the hotel are many places to eat and drink including local street food. Plenty of shops and stalls selling souvenuiers, electronics , clothes etc ... be prepared to haggle for a good price! The hotel was clean and staff were friendly. very good value for money considering the price we paid for this room (£ gbp per night). There is a rooftop pool which we did not use but you can see views of the grand palace from up there. Room was cleaned daily. Cable tv with various channels to cater for all nationalities. complimentary water provided each day. Mini Bar (chargable but very cheap) ... there is also a mini-mart right at the hotel enterance. There is a coffee shop in the hotel reception area which also sells breakfast and snacks very reasonably priced and tasty! Depending where your room is facing you may hear the noise of music etc from the road - however if you are staying on Khaosan road you have to expect this ... plus the cocktails sold outside help you to sleep!! The only bad point about this hotel was the shower - it was more of a wet room with just a curtain so the floor tends to get a bit wet... overall this was a minor issue.

Pros: Location to Khao San Road (if you're into that sort of thing) insanity for shock value. Comfortable bed. Large room. Affordability (more flashpacker vs. backpacker, for sure). Air condiditioner unit in room* Rooftop pool & bar Cons: *Our AC room unit malfunctioned after a few hours of checking in, so we were moved next door. A bit annoying, as my partner was sleeping, but all in all it took roughly 15 minutes and we even noticed a repairman looking at the unit on our way back down below. The rooftop pool and view is gorgeous, but I wish someone would keep an eye on splashing children (obnoxiously splashing and thrashing around!) and couples getting frisky. That was a bit much, even for Thailand. The rooftop bar was out of the two juices I wanted to order, no big deal. All in all, would stay here again if I wanted to stay ON Khao San Road, but it's Soi Rambuttri for me if I do want to stay in that area again. Make sure to request a 'quiet room' if you want something resembling it -- this is to avoid the noise from the bar upstairs and the mania on the street below.

Althought we stayed only for one night, the room was perfect: Very low cost room (amazing for the service you get and what they have to offer) Large and very comfortable room and bed Quiet, clean and very modern and new The staff was more than helpful, they are very attentive and nice. After our stay, they kept our luggages in a secure cage for free(with a lock, of course). They have a lot of hotel service to offer and a very good restaurant at the lobby. Its shows that this hotel is international and service oriented. The staff spoke very well english. 10-15 minutes walk from the Grand Palace and the temple. 5 minutes walk from a local night market with a lot of good restaurants. Really, nothing negative to say, very cheap, modern, and I would book all my future stay in Bangkok at this hotel.

We were the first of 10 guests on the first night. The hotel was still unfinished with final fitting work (not noisy) apparent in a lot of places including wiring in reception. The gym equipment had not been unwrapped and most of the bedrooms still had unwrapped furniture. The hotel location is great as it is located down a peaceful cul de sac which has a few useful shops including a 7 11. Despite this, it is only a couple of blocks away from the frantic Khaosan road allowing a traveller like me that has got used to 4/5* luxury relive some of his memories from 25 years ago. The reception doubles as a bar and all the paper work is done sat in comfortable chairs around tables in the bar area (something that is becoming best practice with the top boutique hotels and one that I encourage). The rooms were large enough with top quality beds and matresses. The bathrooms were large with a jacuzzi bath and separate shower (I like this). The only criticisms were that the only thing separating the bathroom from the bedroom was the jacuzzi bath and a curtain around it. This may sound romantic, but is not conjusive to eblusions. Although I was not disturbed, I also noted that, like mainy Asian hotels, there appeared to be no acoustic insulation built between the partician walls (when will they make this a standard in hotels that are clearly marketed at the top end). finally, some little touches were missing like a second toilet roll, water in the room (fruit was provided and there was a card to say free complementary water)and working wifi (intermittent and slow). I am sure these are teething problems. The swimming pool was in a nice location on the roof and very pleasant (if a bit small) and the gym (although not unwrapped) had quality cardio equipment with windows over looking the pool (so quite nice). The staff were excellent and the rooms immaculate. For the promotional price I got this hotel for, it was a must revisit- let's see what happens to prices though.

Casa Nithra Bangkok Thailand Overview: stayed for 3 nights In January 2018, booked though Agoda and received a good deal considering location and reviews. Location: excellent location about 12 minute walk to Kho San Road yet still far enough away if that's not your thing. Very very busy main road and a few guests complained during our stay asking to be moved rooms. Easy access to all tourist sites. Regular taxis and Tuk Tuks available outside the hotel. Check in: we arrived at quite a. Yay time and had to wait almost 30minutes to check in which you really do t need after a 15 hour flight. We where greeted with warm towels and cold Thai tea while we waited which was a nice touch. Room: we paid for a superior room which was lovely, the key you are given activates the lights and aircon, thus meaning the Aircon had not been on the room was around 30*c when we entered. Just like opening an oven door. Mini bar is quite expensive. Water is provided which is a great touch considering the humidity outside. Milk or creamer is not provided so we had to go and buy milk so we could have a cup of tea in the morning. Room service: ordered this on our second night after a full day of exploring, couldn't face going out. All I can say is amazing!! Ordered and arrived very quick, very reasonably priced for room service. Breakfast: our booking included breakfast, this is served between 6:30-10 in the main restaurant, good variety of food served from bacon and eggs to Thai curries etc. Wide selection of fruit. Only down side is that you don't get served anything, 3 members of staff stood behind bar but you have to do up and get your own coffee milk etc, I know you serve yourself at buffet for food but never stayed in hotel where you get your own coffee!! Coffee was very rarely ready and I feel it's not only me but coffee is the most important thing in the morning. Should I return to Bangkok I would stay at this hotel again.

Let me start with the good, I really did enjoy my stay here. It's in a unique location and the land has a neat history. The hotel itself is very scenic. Staff are friendly and try their best to facilitate your needs. The rooms are very well priced and I'd gladly recommend this hotel to anyone. All my complaints are relatively minor. When I arrived it turned out that my booking was mixed up somehow, instead of one bed for us the request on their end said two beds. No idea why, my PDF booking said one large bed. Then they asked my wife if her name was Jennifer (it's not). Later had my wife asking "Who's Jennifer?" The water was never hot, just warm. When I asked the cleaning lady to give my wife and me 2 minutes, she said okay and just never cleaned the room. The sound on the TV didn't work for 2 days, after the first day a maintenance man was sent to check it but I have no idea what came of that because when we returned that day it still wasn't working. All and all, we loved our stay.

We arrived at Rikka Inn at 8am (check in isnt until 2pm) they were kind enough to make up a room for us within 30 minutes - we paid a half day rate (less than $15AUD) which was worth it after having spent 10 hours on a bus! The hotel staff are very friendly and speak great English so they were easily able to help us with directions and tourist info (ie. how much to pay for taxis to certain places). The pool on the rooftop is awesome and very relaxing, the lounge suites fill up quickly though. The hotel is on Khoasan Road which we were hesitant about because of the noise (usually parties and music can go until 5-6am) but the hotel was quite and VERY peaceful, we didnt hear any noise and slept great. Walk out the hotel straight onto Khoasan - which is awesome! The rooms are clean, and room service is avaliable daily. Complimentary water is provided as well as clean towels and also a hairdryer. After two weeks of backpacking this hotel was luxurious for us (even including hot water!). We had a standard room for 2 people which was fine, but if you want to spend a tiny bit more the superior rooms provide alot more space - if I were to go back I would book a superior. The lobby contains 2 computers with free internet and the hotel also offers free Wifi throughout. We had an incredible stay, and for the amazing price we thought we chose really really well!

So good. I came a day early and the sorted me out the same rate as the agora price, super helpful and friendly. I felt telaxed in a crazy city. They guided me to all restaurants and. Sights in the best possible way. For instance they advised me to take the boat to the grand palace instead of the traffic ridden main streets - great advice (quick and relaxing) and I was back late to eat one evening and the said Steves cafe would be open and the lady called to make sure they didn't close the kitchen before I got there. Steves cafe is a really must go place to eat when In Bangkok btw. And breakfast was so so good and the explain what everything is and the tradition etc. They even label the table for your room (after asking you what time you'd like breakfast when you arrived at check in). Everything is so easy and they help you and have book for places of interest etc. I was very happy with this place, I highly recommend a stay here!

Our stay at the New Siam Palace View was our second place we booked in Thailand. I'll will write all the details and our experience as best as possible. At arriving at the New Siam Palace View, we check-in at midday for our 3 night stay. The staff was very nice, friendly and very helpful. They ask for our passport to get a copy and 500 baht, a refundable amount. Just a security deposit in case the person breaks something or something is missing from the room. They gave us our passports back, the key to our room, a few vouchers for fruit shakes and two vouchers with the Wi-Fi information. The Wi-Fi worked perfectly. Never had a problem with it. We then went to our room and it was small, comfortable and the A/C took a few minutes to cool the room but after that it was very nice. The view from our balcony was, well, old buildings. No river view and the balcony was very small. We didn't care about that. The bathroom was basic but with everything we needed. It had a closet with a safe, tv, a small desk with mirror and a fridge with cold water bottles. After eating so much Thai food we decided to give a try to their breakfast and it did not disappoint at all. It was very good and their fruit shakes are good also. You can get a good breakfast at the lobby for 100 or 200 baht. For us, the location was excellent because it was very close the Khao San Road but really quiet. It was peaceful at night. You couldn't hear any noise from Khao San Road at all. So if you want a place to get a good night sleep but be near all the action this is the place. There is a shortcut to get to the Khao San Road from the hotel and while you are at it you will walk through local markets, stores and restaurants. The other reason we like this location was because it's close to all the temples, landmarks and touristic spots that are nearby so that's a big plus for us. Many of the reviews do mention the construction going on at the hotel. Yes, it is true. They are doing some renovations and imp

Nicely located if you wanna stay near Khao Shan Road. It's surprisingly quiet despite that it's near a night life center. But if you prefer the modern part of the city, I wouldn't recommend the location, as you need to take a cab from metro station to get there. The facility is fine, but nothing is impressive. The entrance is the best part that catches your eye. The corridors have nice ambiance, but the bed and the room is short of quality compared to 4-star hotels at similar price range in Bangkok. They didn't even provide toilet paper on first day, which is another minus. Staffs are nice and there is security guy at the front door.

We booked last minute after accidentally booking a hotel in the outskirts of Bangkok. We ended up accidentally booking twice online. The staff was very helpful and took care of it. Rooms are nice. The hotel is ideally situated for people looking to do sightseeing. The Grand Palace and various temples are within walking distance (or a cheap Tuk Tuk ride). If you're looking for night life, you may wish to book a hotel in another district. That said, nightlife is easily accessible by taxi. The only drawback of the hotel is that it doesn't have an in-house restaurant. That said, there are several near by.

I have just received an email saying I did not pay. This is what I wrote to Agoda Payment was made by Michael cash on desk. Had he not paid he would not have received his key. Nor would he have got his passport back if payment was not made. What I am very angry about is the hotel have contacted booking.com which we were booked with and said the hotel was going to take money out of my husbands credit card. This is unacceptable. Please sort this out. The booking was made for Michael Mysiw by me. He paid. I am not responsible for this. I am also very angry at the hotel for saying they would debit my husbands card. Michael had two bookings. Twice they are saying he had not paid. Seems strange as there was a day between both booking. This is unacceptable and I wonder who pocketed the money. Room keys in this hotel are only issued on payment for the room and either a deposit or passport handed in as insurance against damage. Passport was used and returned. Can you please sort this out.

I hate to give a positive review because more people will stay here. Best mattresses I've found on Khao San road. The secret is out. The pool is nice. Breakfast is across the street at Dang Derm. make sure you get your tickets at the front desk in the morning . Ask for wifi password before you leave the front desk or you'll be back down in the lobby. Stand in the right line when checking in else you'll be trying to check into D&D inn. Don't act like arrogant Eurotrash when you're checking in. we know you've had a long flight, your mosquito bites are itchy and your butt is sore. Realize these employees have to deal with 100s of people everyday. Being pleasant will get you much further than not. Don't deal with the Indian tailor right outside the door. His name is David and he is a thief and his clothes are inferior.

We loved Sakul House! The staff were very kind, the location was excellent (right next to Khao San and about a 15-minute walk to the Grand Palace), and the rooms were comfortable and clean with free wifi! The restaurant next door was where we ate breakfast every morning. They were great--let us sit at their tables and just order drinks while we ate our pad thai from the stands across the street. The only thing we were dismayed about was the travel agent connected with the hotel--Dave--who may have mislead us? We booked overnight train tickets to Chiang Mai with him, and he seemed really nice! But we found out later that due to flooding, the trains were no longer running all the way (they were stopping in Lampang, after which people had to take a 2-hour bus ride)... Apparently this had been the case for 2 days. Since we booked the tickets one day, picked them up the next day, and left for the train station the following day (seeing Dave all three days), it seemed curious that he hadn't informed us of this. But maybe he just didn't know? Otherwise, wonderful stay at Sakul! Just make sure to get the address written in Thai to show taxi drivers... It's new, so no one knows where it is!

let me store my excess baggage when i left for 2 weeks and didn’t charge even though i had agreed to. took care of my booking to Cambodia with no pressure for upgrades or the sale at all , unlike competitors. in fact i wish they booked my train/ boat to Koh Tao as the agent i did book with didn’t reimburse when the transportation from train did not show up at 2 am and the boat was scheduled for 6 am. i had to book a hotel and miss my boat then buy additional boat tickets and taxi to pier. when i got no compensation as agreed upon i knew i would only book from villa cha cha next time. and i did.

Easy going place with decent access to tourist sites. Taxis and tuk tuks ever present at curb, but also close to boat shuttles and local buses. Multiple food options ( at Siam II or Siam I across the street). Alley connects to Soi Ram Buttri road which has lots of food, bar, tourist market options. And of course they have a pool, which you need whether you know it or not. Only mark against them: emailed them reminding them we would be arriving around 4:30am, and asked about best transport from airport of special directions for taxi driver given the late hour. They never responded and when we arrived it was clear they thought we were not coming. It did not cause a problem for us, but it would have been nice to get some feedback from them about getting to their place in the middle of the night. That said, I would definitely stay there again, and plan on it when we go back to Bangkok later in our trip.

I'd say this place exceeded my expectations, I've stayed in some boutique hotels which, while having great decor and facilities, still feel like a "hotel". But the atmosphere and staff at Bangkok Publishing Residence give you a very cozy and intimate feeling, while the overall decor and amenities feel luxurious but not pretentious. I especially love the rooftop garden where they grow the most delicious salad I've had in years! I'll surely comeback the next time I'm in Bangkok!

totally clean..friendly & helpfull staffs(all of them that i met). a little problem when i arrive at 11 PM and they can't find my booking number..still wondering how could my booking not listed. luckily i saw my name on their booking file (in a clear holder)! but anyway, staff on duty was really really helpful. We can find street food nearby by walkng 5min, grand palace & watpho can be reached just about 10min by taxi or tuktuk. location is quite easy to find. Golden mount temple just 15min walking (and it is a beautiful temple!) the only thing i can complain from this hotel is no slippers at room. overall, it was a really nice stay and worth it!

Hotel is situated behind soi which have really cheap local Thai food ranging from about 50thb. Phuket is indeed expensive and the average prices are 100-200thb. The next best restaurant is called PhukeTurk. Cheap and tasty. The night receptionist is really friendly and welcoming. The rooms perfectly clean and have all the amenities for long stay.... Huge fridge, clothes liner... U can wash yr clothes opposite the hotel.. There's a coin machine 30-50thb. Look no further... This hotel is simply the best in its class!

Was traveling with my significant other and we absolutely loved the hotel! The location is great! It’s right by the democracy monument so giving directions when taking a tuk-tuk or cab was easy, Khao San road and the golden mountain are just a few blocks away, and we quickly learned our was around the area. The staff was incredibly friendly and did a wonderful job of making us feel welcomed. Everything was kept very clean and the housekeepers came by daily to tidy up our room, empty the trash bins, and give us fresh towels. They stocked the room with toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, body wash, q-tips, and more! Our room also had a mini fridge which was very convenient and we used it to keep our many bottles of water cold. We also loved that we could easily control the temperature in our room with a very nice air conditioning system. The only reason it doesn’t get a 5 Star for facilities is because there are a few minor inconveniences, but nothing big enough to ruin our stay! The main inconvenience was the fact that the toilet is extremely close to the sink. I am 5’6 and my boyfriend is 6’0 and we were hitting our knees on the sink every rim we had to go to the bathroom.