Al Meroz Bangkok

Muay at reception was especially thoughtful. When I mentioned that the stainless steel bathroom door hook had come loose and fallen off, she quickly arranged a repair. I really appreciated how warmly she handled it. I spent more than a week at Al Meroz Hotel Bangkok. The staff were consistently friendly and ready to help, and the place was quiet and comfortable. I had a wonderful stay and would return and recommend it.

The pool is divided between men and women, which may not suit couples, and the hotel is a long way from the main sights and shopping. Still, it’s a comfortable option if halal-friendly facilities are what you’re after. Rooms are clean and spacious, and the staff are friendly. Breakfast has lots of halal choices and is good, though it gets very crowded at busy times.

That long hanging shelf is such a clever touch. It works almost like one really long table, so there’s loads of room for our things. The lobby has a range of facilities, and there are lots of halal places nearby, especially mini plaza 59 and ramkhamhaeng night market! We had a big, clean, comfortable room, a delicious breakfast, and kind, attentive staff. As a Muslim, I think staying in a Muslim hotel is worth the price, distance, and effort. We’ll definitely be back.

We’d gladly stay here again, In-sha-Allah. Fazi, the young man greeting guests at the entrance with a big smile, helped us by calling bolts cabs a few times. At reception, Mr. Pooh Anirut was gentle, professional, and cheerful, and we’re especially grateful to him. We stayed seven nights. The room was spacious and very clean, with housekeeping every day. There are plenty of cozy sofa seats in the huge lobby, where guests can relax and enjoy drinks from the cafe. Breakfast had fresh fruit and salad, along with tasty food. The staff were very helpful throughout.