I would like to write a kind of rebuttal to the review above. We are staying at the hotel for the second time. In Thailand, of course, not the 10th time, but the 7th. But often three locations were changed at a time, so they are familiar with Thai hotels. So, in turn, I would like to say that the author of the post above has never been in hostels, but lived exclusively in the Hiltons, Four Seasons, etc.
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I would like to write a kind of rebuttal to the review above. We are staying at the hotel for the second time. In Thailand, of course, not the 10th time, but the 7th. But often three locations were changed at a time, so they are familiar with Thai hotels. So, in turn, I would like to say that the author of the post above has never been in hostels, but lived exclusively in the Hiltons, Four Seasons, etc.
Well, for all the points in order:
- check in went well both times. There were no problems. Checked into the room even before 14:00. They do take a deposit of 1000 baht. But in Thailand there are hotels where they take a $100 deposit. This is generally a normal practice in Asia. At least in China, this also occurs.
- There are many Chinese around. But somehow they were not encountered in the corridors on the floors. They didn't bother us either time.
- The room is very small. The ceilings didn't crush us. Light bulbs specially counted: nine pieces. Not three at all. The bathroom is very small, but there is enough space for one person. The shower itself is not cramped. Save on toiletries really. For two, one bar of soap, one small bottle of shampoo and shower gel. But they wash well. We had enough for one time (my hair is below my shoulders). One really washed towel. But I was pleased that they were at least soft, and not like sandpaper. In thai such is found - white, but rough. I liked the comfortable bed and comfortable pillows (pillows are my problem).
- The number both times got windows not on the parking lot. Not specifically requested. It was just luck. The balcony is tiny but good for drying things. And he doesn't need anything else. It is so stuffy there during the day and at night that romantic gatherings will not work.
-Breakfast is okay. Ordinary in taste. We didn't drink coffee, we drank juice. The juice is delicious. The waitress was attentive and spoke good English.
- Things at the reception were not asked to store. Check out was not early. I can't say anything about this. Checked out at about 10:10. The room was looked over quickly, the deposit was returned without any problems.
- There are really a lot of Chinese in the neighboring massage parlor. Just beat. But we didn't try to get in. Probably really hard.
As a conclusion from myself, I can say that for one or two nights there is nothing like a hotel. You should not expect much from him, but he is not so terrible. Literally two minutes from the metro station with which 30 minutes to the airport. Conveniently.
Well, for all the points in order:
- check in went well both times. There were no problems. Checked into the room even before 14:00. They do take a deposit of 1000 baht. But in Thailand there are hotels where they take a $100 deposit. This is generally a normal practice in Asia. At least in China, this also occurs.
- There are many Chinese around. But somehow they were not encountered in the corridors on the floors. They didn't bother us either time.
- The room is very small. The ceilings didn't crush us. Light bulbs specially counted: nine pieces. Not three at all. The bathroom is very small, but there is enough space for one person. The shower itself is not cramped. Save on toiletries really. For two, one bar of soap, one small bottle of shampoo and shower gel. But they wash well. We had enough for one time (my hair is below my shoulders). One really washed towel. But I was pleased that they were at least soft, and not like sandpaper. In thai such is found - white, but rough. I liked the comfortable bed and comfortable pillows (pillows are my problem).
- The number both times got windows not on the parking lot. Not specifically requested. It was just luck. The balcony is tiny but good for drying things. And he doesn't need anything else. It is so stuffy there during the day and at night that romantic gatherings will not work.
-Breakfast is okay. Ordinary in taste. We didn't drink coffee, we drank juice. The juice is delicious. The waitress was attentive and spoke good English.
- Things at the reception were not asked to store. Check out was not early. I can't say anything about this. Checked out at about 10:10. The room was looked over quickly, the deposit was returned without any problems.
- There are really a lot of Chinese in the neighboring massage parlor. Just beat. But we didn't try to get in. Probably really hard.
As a conclusion from myself, I can say that for one or two nights there is nothing like a hotel. You should not expect much from him, but he is not so terrible. Literally two minutes from the metro station with which 30 minutes to the airport. Conveniently.
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Just the facts: - with a late check-in, wishes were not taken into account when booking (although assurances from the reception about the fulfillment of our wishes were during correspondence (I regretted that I did not print it out and did not poke my nose! )), they take a deposit of 1.000 baht per room! !! - The hotel is run by a Chinese family.
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Just the facts: - with a late check-in, wishes were not taken into account when booking (although assurances from the reception about the fulfillment of our wishes were during correspondence (I regretted that I did not print it out and did not poke my nose! )), they take a deposit of 1.000 baht per room! !!
- The hotel is run by a Chinese family. the hotel is old, well-worn, steep stairs and a braked elevator, the entrance to the hotel on the maps from the room. almost only Chinese and a little Russian (independent tourists) live in the hotel - the proximity of the airport link and the Pratunam area itself affect
- the room has low ceilings ("pressing"), a dark room (three light bulbs), a very small bathroom-1.60 in length, checked; savings on everything: from soap to towels (gray, washed out)
- windows and a "balcony", which can accommodate only a block from the air conditioner, overlook the noisy and gassed parking lot of the bus of the neighboring Bayok (beeping from morning to evening)
- breakfast menu in the cafe at the hotel, standard American - 150 baht (you pay after the fact), coffee is rubbish even for a fee.
- at the reception they refused to take things for storage (we flew further to Singapore). after a 10-minute tirade of the girl (about nothing), she replied that she was ready to take things for storage 300 baht per bag!?!
- with an early check out (departure to the airport at 04:00 a. m. ), which we warned about the night before, a sleepy and not a damn hurried employee "creeped" to check the room !! ! Well, we were waiting for his “good” and our deposit, which he clearly did not want to give back, wasting time.
- you can’t get into the neighboring massage parlor at any time - the Chinese hang out there all day! group! and the same ones, and the masseuse offered to "come tomorrow. "
- even for the promotion for February 2015 for DBL per day - _900__ rubles. the hotel is NOT WORTH THE MONEY!
- in Thailand for the 10th time, I know where I'm going - no illusions, but this hotel is NOT even suitable for transit for one night !! ! Booked after reading the positive reviews; obviously the people who praise the hotel lived and slept in the dorms!! !
- The hotel is run by a Chinese family. the hotel is old, well-worn, steep stairs and a braked elevator, the entrance to the hotel on the maps from the room. almost only Chinese and a little Russian (independent tourists) live in the hotel - the proximity of the airport link and the Pratunam area itself affect
- the room has low ceilings ("pressing"), a dark room (three light bulbs), a very small bathroom-1.60 in length, checked; savings on everything: from soap to towels (gray, washed out)
- windows and a "balcony", which can accommodate only a block from the air conditioner, overlook the noisy and gassed parking lot of the bus of the neighboring Bayok (beeping from morning to evening)
- breakfast menu in the cafe at the hotel, standard American - 150 baht (you pay after the fact), coffee is rubbish even for a fee.
- at the reception they refused to take things for storage (we flew further to Singapore). after a 10-minute tirade of the girl (about nothing), she replied that she was ready to take things for storage 300 baht per bag!?!
- with an early check out (departure to the airport at 04:00 a. m. ), which we warned about the night before, a sleepy and not a damn hurried employee "creeped" to check the room !! ! Well, we were waiting for his “good” and our deposit, which he clearly did not want to give back, wasting time.
- you can’t get into the neighboring massage parlor at any time - the Chinese hang out there all day! group! and the same ones, and the masseuse offered to "come tomorrow. "
- even for the promotion for February 2015 for DBL per day - _900__ rubles. the hotel is NOT WORTH THE MONEY!
- in Thailand for the 10th time, I know where I'm going - no illusions, but this hotel is NOT even suitable for transit for one night !! ! Booked after reading the positive reviews; obviously the people who praise the hotel lived and slept in the dorms!! !
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