RQ Bangkok Sukhumvit 50 by Collection O

My friend and I left after just one night. The room was dirty and smelled so bad that the stay felt like a nightmare. We’ve been in cheaper hotels that were better. I don’t blame the staff, since they’re just doing their jobs, but I’d rather sleep on the street than stay here. Trust me, it’s not worth it.

I wouldn’t stay here again. The price didn’t match the reality, and ONEWAY Guest House BKK was much better: I later rented a room there for $77, with a large double bed, plenty of space, a refrigerator, a shower, and a mirror. This place cost me $100 per share. I booked a week here and only checked the reviews afterward. I’d arrived at night after flying for two days from Istanbul via India, and had said in advance that I’d be arriving late. The hotel was open, but nobody was there. Two men helped me by giving me their room because the people who had booked it were asleep. I knocked on the owners' door; they opened it, looked at me, then went back to bed. I thought there was a pool when I saw the roof, but the pictures were outdated. There was nothing there, just a pool hole with concrete falling into it and bugs all over the roof. The small bugs bit badly. The AC didn’t work, there was no elevator, and there was no cleaning service. You can decide for yourself, but I wouldn’t return.

We booked through Agoda because the photos looked so appealing, but the room was filthy when we arrived. The bathroom was still wet, the table and cupboard were broken, and the floor had dirt all over it. Even the blanket wasn’t hotel standard. There were also lots of dirty cigarette butts outside the room. This was the dirtiest hotel in the city.

The toilet was dirty, the bed hadn’t been washed after the previous guests, and the pillow smelled so bad I threw it away. It was the most disgusting place I’ve ever slept, though thankfully it was only one night. Fix the cleaning before inviting people to stay.