Nida Rooms Lad Krabang Triple 3

The staff were so sweet and got me checked in quickly even though I arrived late at night looking for somewhere to sleep. They were also flexible about checkout. Around the place there's loads to discover if you explore: shops, bars, coffee places, markets, massage, laundry, barbers, beauty salons, pretty much everything. The rooms are lovely and have things like a coffee pot. Totally worth it.

I couldn't get the bit of extra sleep I was hoping for, so I checked out and waited in the lobby of my next hotel until check-in. The bed was absolutely rock hard. I don't mind a firm mattress, but this felt like sleeping on a hard surface.

The rooms were fine for the price. It's close to the airport, which is handy if you have an early flight, but the service wasn't great because the staff didn't understand English.

The room was spacious and the bed was really comfortable. The bathroom had the Asian-style setup, with the shower and toilet together, so showering left the bathroom flooded. The toiletries weren't great either, with no shower soap or toothpaste. The location is okay and close enough to the airport, though there's not much around. Two nights for 35 euros is very good value, and it was cheap, but I might not stay again if I had a choice. The Wi-Fi was missing or not usable for the work I needed to do, and the front desk staff member didn't seem concerned when I asked about it. She wasn't very helpful or friendly either. A hotel should have decent Wi-Fi these days, shouldn't it? Isn't good internet a human right?