Baiyoke Suite

The rooms were okay and comfortable, though quite old. The stay itself wasn't a problem, and the staff were very nice and helpful, especially housekeeping. The best thing is stepping outside to find a market all around. Platinum hotel mall is nearby, and Indira Square is less than a two-minute walk away. There are also plenty of Indian restaurants to enjoy. There's a visitor desk too, where they can arrange tickets for Bangkok attractions if you haven't booked them. Loved it.

Breakfast was good, and we really enjoyed the skyline view. The spacious suite rooms made our stay very comfortable, and Pratunam Market is right below the hotel, which made shopping easy. A pleasant, comfortable stay and good value for money.

The bathrooms were dirty, outdated, and uncomfortable to use, and the hygiene standards seemed seriously lacking. The worn-out, uncomfortable beds made it hard to get proper rest. The air conditioning was another major problem: the units seemed as old as the building and didn't cool the room effectively, which made staying there uncomfortable in Bangkok's heat. My stay at Baiyoke Suite Hotel was extremely disappointing and far below expectations. I found out it was built in 1988, and the rooms felt as if they hadn't been properly updated since then. They seem to have far surpassed their usable life. This hotel is nowhere near acceptable by modern standards, and I would strongly advise avoiding it at any cost.

The room was run-down, with not enough plugs and inconvenient places to use them. The bathroom and toilet were small, there was a gap of at least 2 inch under the front door, and I found baby cockroaches in the kettle. There was also too much unnecessary noise pollution. I had stayed at zayn hotel before this, and it was so much better. I don't work for them, on my momma. It felt like luxury there, and just being in this room made me feel offended. I wanna jump off from the balcony. Room295.