Livable Hotel Bangkok

The hotel looks beautiful and is spotless, you can even smell the chlorine. Staff were cheerful and friendly, and the morning shuttle runs every 30 minutes with a pleasant driver. It’s not very close to the BTS, though, and there’s no afternoon shuttle. I wouldn’t return. If you leave anything in a shared area, you’ll almost certainly lose it, even with all the cameras. The male receptionist with glasses seemed annoyed when I asked for help, while the woman who welcomed us was lovely. It was acceptable overall.

After my work schedule, I spent three days and two nights here, and I’m glad I chose it. The room was minimalist and spotless for this budget. I liked the pool too, even if it’s a little exposed to public view and especially photogenic. There’s a public park right next door, known for jogging and evening workouts. I went once and would like to stay again and keep up that routine.

The garden view from our room made mornings feel really refreshing. The room was bright and clean, decorated in white tones, and felt neat and comfortable. The hotel is conveniently located in the city center. Front desk staff were friendly and always smiling. Thun stood out for how willing he was to help. Even when busy, he smiled, answered my questions, and helped whenever I needed it. If I get to visit Bangkok again, this will be my first choice.

The staff consistently gave good service, and the small pool was nice for photos. We stayed two days and found the property to be good value. The room had an unusual layout: the washbasin was outside the washroom, with separate enclosures for the shower and toilet. Its park view was excellent, and it’s just two minutes from the main road and 7-Eleven. Breakfast was the weak spot. You could choose one main dish, with juice, waffles, and salad alongside it. The buffet selection was limited, so it may disappoint if you’re expecting a wide spread.