Rumluek Bangkok

The parking area is a little tight, but otherwise it’s good all around for a hotel. Fair price, good service, a quiet atmosphere and a clean room. The road is good, and there’s a 7-Eleven nearby.

For 500 baht a night, this place is great value, and I’d definitely stay again. The unusual touch is that items at the counter are free, unlike the prices you usually see at hotels. It’s quiet and artistic, with a replica Southern Thai royal barge. Traditional Thai masks decorate the room, which has enough amenities for a working professional. There’s a vending machine with detergent, fabric softener, toiletries, and snacks, plus a coin laundry and small gym. A 7-Eleven at the alley entrance is handy. From BTS Bang Bua station, it’s a short motorbike taxi ride, or you can use Grab.

The room was clean and had no smell, though the bed felt a little hard and the loft-style layout was somewhat dark. Service was excellent and very polite, and the price was reasonable. There’s parking, but not much, so it suits a short stay. A 7-Eleven or Lotus, I’m not sure which, is right by the entrance and really convenient.

It’s a decent place to sleep for the price, especially if you’re in the area for business and need somewhere to stay. The owner was very friendly and the service was good, though the housekeeper didn’t leave tissues on the second day. It’s down a small alley near a 7-Eleven. Parking is limited, but you can leave your car along the street. There’s one across the road too, though I’m not sure about the details. The bed seemed about five feet wide, maybe, and felt a bit small for two.