Prince Palace Hotel Bangkok

Facilities: You can tell this is a very old hotel, but it's huge and feels like a maze inside. The four towers (A, B, C, D) are interconnected in a complicated way, especially the gym – it's quite a trek to get there. The room price was very cheap though. Cleanliness: Given the price, the cleanliness was acceptable. The room was standard, and the soundproofing was just okay. Environment: There's a water taxi pier downstairs, which is perfect for first-time visitors to experience. Parking is free. Service: The service was good, with staff fluent in both English and Chinese.

This is a massive hotel, truly a 'city within a city.' The interior is luxurious. The rooms are a bit dated, but that wasn't a big deal for us. What was an issue, though, was the lack of towels: upon check-in, we only had two bath towels and two small hand towels. On the second day, during room cleaning, they took the two small towels and didn't replace them. However, we were only staying for two nights, so even this minor inconvenience wasn't critical. Around the hotel, there's a huge market with clothes and small cafes. It's about a 20-minute taxi ride to River City and a 20-minute walk to Khao San Road. You can also take a boat along the canal right next to the hotel to get to the subway, which is fast and inexpensive.

This hotel was booked for a one-night stay as we had an evening flight after attending an exhibition with family. In conclusion, while the hotel was larger than expected, it felt a bit old, and the carpet in the hallways had a strong musty smell. However, once inside the room, it was fine. The air conditioning seemed to be centrally controlled, and it was quite hot from the morning, which was a bit uncomfortable. Also, make sure to bring your own hairdryer. The one provided was so weak it was almost unusable; it felt like a ventilation fan, so I gave up trying to dry my hair and just left. For around 50,000 won, it's not a bad place. The check-in lobby is on the 11th floor. We stayed in Tower C. We heard that the 'White Flower' restaurant nearby was good, and it was an 11-minute walk. It was indeed delicious!

Near ICONSIAM, Wat Arun, and Chinatown, this place is perfect for families or groups of friends! There are tons of shopping, attractions, and food options, making it super convenient!

This is a resort-grade hotel. The lobby is on the 11th floor, and the pool is also on the 11th floor, which makes it very refreshing. There's another pool, a gym, and a sauna – all excellent! I'm very satisfied. Thank you.

This hotel is quite large, spread across several buildings: A, B, C, and D. I booked a room with a living area, and it was spacious – the bedroom alone was bigger than rooms in some other hotels. Overall, the room's facilities felt a bit dated, with dark solid wood furniture. The only inconvenience was the power outlets; the three-prong kind didn't work for my laptop charger, though my phone charger was fine. The hotel pool is on the 11th floor, next to a bar. Breakfast was extensive, with a wide variety of dishes. I stayed one night and wasn't even asked for a deposit.