The Moment

A very beautiful and modern hotel in a perfect location for exploring the 'old' side of Bangkok. Many attractions like the famous temples, Chinatown, Talat Noi, Song Wat Street, and the Muay Thai Stadium are easily accessible by Grab. Restaurants, markets, and 7-Eleven stores are also right in the walkable vicinity. Public transport connectivity isn't as robust, but Grab makes getting everywhere convenient and affordable. The rooms are very nice, modern, and, most importantly, extremely clean. The bed was super comfortable, and we really liked the bathroom too. A fantastic bonus: the minibar is complimentary and restocked daily with water, Coke, juices, and snacks. The room service was very thorough, and all the staff were incredibly friendly and attentive. Another plus is the free tuk-tuk service to certain attractions. On top of that, there's a lovely pool and a truly excellent gym. The breakfast cafe is very nice and cozy. The breakfast itself was delicious, though we had hoped for a bit more variety. Overall, a great hotel that we would book again anytime!

The hotel facilities are excellent, with a huge bed and stylish decor. The gym is the most comprehensive I've ever seen. The location is a bit out of the way, but the hotel provides a tuk-tuk service to nearby attractions. The breakfast is worth trying once; it's very abundant. The service attitude is great, and I really liked the lady who spoke Chinese – she even bid us a friendly farewell. The hotel provides umbrellas, showing great attention to detail. There's a good Thai restaurant near the hotel.

Staying at The Moment Hotel this time was the perfect start to my Bangkok trip! The hotel is new and very well-maintained, and the breakfast was excellent. My friend and I were very satisfied, and the staff were incredibly attentive. They even brought our food deliveries directly to our room. I really love this hotel and will definitely be back!

The hotel was very peaceful, and the facilities, including the room and pool, were extremely clean. There were no issues with noise, and it seemed to be popular with families. The front desk staff were very kind, playing with the children and even lending them toys. I also appreciated the free daily replenished drinks, which included juice in addition to water.

Staying at The Moment was truly an experience that lived up to its name. Bangkok's Old Town, with its lush greenery, is a welcome escape from the noisy engines of motor-tuk-tuks. Here, all you hear are wind chimes and birdsong. I even drifted off to sleep while sunbathing by the pool on a bright afternoon. The pad kra pao from the 7-Eleven just inside the alley was absolutely delicious – it easily rivals those from Phed Mark! The fragrant pad kra pao paired with the simple yet exquisite decor truly reflects the owner's passion for life. The hotel is brand new and has no strange odors. The room layout is cozy, and every staff member genuinely smiles. Although there's no BTS nearby, getting to the city center by taxi usually involves no traffic, which is a stark contrast to the half-hour traffic jams you encounter for just one kilometer when staying in the Siam area. For me, these were the two most enjoyable days of my Bangkok trip.

Right from the entrance, it was clear this wasn't for us. It was packed with foreigners, and the alley was tiny. We paid 4,050 for a room that looked more like an apartment. The staff's service was poor. I even had to ask if they could help with my luggage, lol. Usually, when they see guests struggling with bags, they should offer help. Breakfast was insufficient, and there weren't enough staff. We waited almost an hour for our order, and there were no tables, so we had to share, which felt awkward. It was a waste of money. I could have stayed at a hotel for 1,000-2,000 a night and gotten a similar or better experience. Not worth the price.

The breakfast is simple but delicious. It has everything you need. You can use the tuk-tuk service to go to the Grand Palace.