The Qube Fifty Hotel

Breakfast is served from 06.30 in the cafe and garden. They bring a set to your table, and you can help yourself to tea, filtered coffee, toast and orange juice. It's all you can eat, with good quality, well cooked food. I especially liked the tasty, good quality sausages and the tea, which was a brand I'd never tried before. The room makes good use of its space, with the wash basin outside the shower room. The bed was very comfortable, and there's a large screen with a wide range of international TV channels, plus a small safe. I would have preferred the shower water a little hotter, but it did the job. The rooftop garden made my two-day stay relaxing, and I'd have no hesitation about coming back to Bangkok and staying here again. The hotel is around 800 metres from On Nut BTS and 600 metres from a Lotus supermarket. In the supermarket building there's a food court, a well known Pizza chain, McDonald's and KFC. Outside you'll find street food stalls, beer bars and a few clothes stalls.

It's my first choice when I'm in Bangkok. I don't care about having a gym or swimming pool, and this hotel doesn't have those. What it does have is a great location, a 5-minute walk to both Lotus and On Nut BTS, and good value without giving up comfort. The rooms are spacious, the bed is super comfortable and the TV is a good size with several English Movie channels. I also like the partly covered roof terrace, and the coin-operated washing machines on the top floor are useful for a longer stay. It ticks all the boxes for me.

The room was spacious, and the rooftop has a nice view over the city. I also liked the quiet café beside the lobby, where I worked in the morning. Service was very friendly. I'd definitely return. Call👍👍

The clean room and welcoming, very friendly staff were good points. Still, I barely slept because I could hear people talking outside my door around 1-2 AM through the thin walls between rooms. Parking is limited to just 4 spaces, so I wouldn't suggest coming by car. Getting to the right floor is confusing too: the elevator stops between floors, and you have to go up or down another 3-4 steps. I tried the hotel after seeing the reviews. I usually stay in another nearby alley when I have meetings in this area.