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In October 2008, during one evening/night due to the delay of the flight, I had to visit this hotel for one evening, at the expense of the airline. very large window in the room. view from the height is very interesting. within the walking distance: a hanging subway. a large multi-storey shop and one of the largest aquariums in the world (not got. because they didn't know English and didn't understand the meaning of the sign. than they were very sorry in the afterwards). in a hotel with Russian at all there was no recipes)

Highly recommend this industrial chic boutique hotel. Go for a Wat Arun room. The Wat Po rooms basically look down an alley or at neighbouring buildings. Rooms was spacious with adequate shower. Room comes with bluetooth speaker, Nespresso mini. Decent minibar (although why would you with the obligatory 7/11 close by). Sadly no balcony, however rooftop bar makes up for it. Its a walkup so bear that in mind if you have mobility issues. Food is excellent - both breakfast and dinner. Would recommend eating dinner at the hotel (reservation recommended). Hotel has a popular rooftop bar with 360 views of the area, decent cocktails and bar menu. Have stayed in this area before and wow has it improved! The area is definitely going down the gentrification route and lots of bars, coffeeshops, juice bars etc. A huge improvement has been the opening of the Sanam Chai MRT station - access via public transport is now super easy.

If you're looking for a place to spend quality time with your family, I recommend this hotel. Sivatel Bangkok is located in the heart of Bangkok, directly across from the Central Embassy, but it is surrounded by a peaceful environment. Among hotels, department stores, and office buildings, this location provides a stunning cityscape view while remaining very quiet inside the hotel. The Duplex Orchid Suite, where I spent my two-night staycation with my family after New Year's Eve, is spacious enough to spend the entire day in. The suite has a large living area where we can all gather as a family. We didn't see many people in the public area because of the COVID-19, which gave us peace of mind. Breakfast is served as a buffet a la carte, with an unlimited number of options from the menu. (However, don't order too much because the portions are quite large.) I agreed with other reviews that the staff here is extremely helpful and attentive. I believe it is a wise decision not to travel too far to the crowded destinations near Bangkok.

Literally a hidden gem (difficult to see unless you’re looking for it!) but such a nice clean space. Pleasant staff too. We didn’t bother with breakfast as lots of options nearby. Roof pool ok for a sundowner (although you need to BYO as bar no longer stocked/staffed). They also have a locked luggage store if you need to hang around after checkout (so man6nplaces leave bags strewn around foyer, and not at all secure)

The hotel is located on a side street of Asok city centre. Various shops are accessible on foot. You can quickly access all facilities, including Massage Shop, 7-Eleven, and restaurants, within almost 5 minutes. The overall condition of the hotel was very old. Almost everything was old. But all the staff were friendly. There is a swimming pool and gym on the top floor of the hotel. But the swimming pool was small. The gym seems to be in great need of improvement. Most of the furniture was very old. However, this hotel was memorable for the friendliness of the staff.

Been here 2 Days. Leaving to go travelling. Excellent friendly service. Clean rooms and 5 to 10 min walk from MRT makes it a great location. You do need to tuk tuk or cab to find the plaza. In all great value for money, for the moaners(you get what you pay for and this exceeds expectation)

The staff are very helpful and friendly nothing is too much for them. Location is great good food entertainment within 1 mins walk. Train station next door I will definitely go back there next time I am in Bangkok thank you

Adelphi grande was awesome. The room was great, had a beautiful view and had a washing machine which was a big deal with how hot it was in Bangkok while we were there. All of the staff were so lovely in particular James who was extremely helpful in getting us a a ride to get around some things on the outskirts of Bangkok that we wanted to see and he was just great to chat too. We will definitely be coming back.

This was one of my best hotel experiences. Nirun, who I believe was one of the managers, was extremely polite and helpful, and all the staff is super friendly and really welcoming. They will check on you if you need anything. The hotel is located in a nice part of Bangkok, close to some points of interest. Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Khaosan Road, etc., and a few minutes walk to the boat pier. I’d recommend it to anyone who visits Bangkok! But what I loved most was getting a fresh dinner with the amazing Chao Phraya river view. Overall, great location, cleanliness, helpful staff, and good service The swimming pool was clean and blue, with a nice view of the river and easy access to anywhere in Bangkok. I am very happy with my experience here!

Habituellement, je n’aime pas faire une évaluation négative sur un hôtel dans lequel j’ai séjourné car je sais que celle-ci peut altérer sa réputation et c’est souvent ses employés qui en pâtissent, quand bien même ils n’en portent aucune responsabilité. Je me permettrai tout de même une petite exception pour cet Ibis Style Sukhumvit 50 à Bangkok. Il faut dire que la Thaïlande a édicté des mesures très contraignantes pour toute personne entrant dans ce pays et c’est ainsi qu’elle a su maintenir un taux de contamination passablement bas par rapport au reste du monde. Néanmoins, sans céder à aucune forme de paranoïa, je pense que quelques améliorations pourraient être mises en place afin de participer au bien-être de ses hôtes « ASQ ». La peur que le Corona puisse éventuellement être transmis aux employés de l’hôtel par des individus en quarantaine, engendre des situations ubuesques ! Le remplacement de la literie n’étant pas prévu avant le premier test COVID, il a fallu que j’insiste pour que l‘on m’apporte de la lingerie et que je puisse effectuer cet échange après plus d’une semaine passée dans cet établissement. C’est seulement après le 10ème jour que le service de maison a pris le soin de nettoyer ma chambre. Les repas n’étaient pas de grande qualité. La Thaïlande est réputée pour sa gastronomie, j’aurais apprécié que cet établissement y fasse honneur. Une alimentation goûteuse et de qualité aurait contribué à parfaire mon séjour. Contrairement à d’autres gites, il m’a parfois été distribué du « réchauffé de l’avant-veille » dans des couverts en plastique jetables. J’aurais particulièrement apprécié que tous les petits déjeuners soient agrémentés de jus de fruits. Au niveau récréatif, ce n’était pas Byzance non-plus ! Il n’est pas agréable de passer 15 jours confiné dans une chambre sans avoir la possibilité d’ouvrir les fenêtres. La toiture a été recouverte d’un tapis vert et il n’y avait aucune structure qui permette de faire du sport, pas de piscine, juste 6 box aménagés d’une table et d’une chaise et c’est seulement après une semaine que j’ai enfin pu en bénéficier durant un peu plus de 45 minutes les cinq premiers après-midis qui ont suivi mon premier test PCR, ce fut une bouffée d’air sans pareil comparativement au système vicié de ma chambre. Ce n’aurait pas été un luxe si la connexion internet ne subissait pas autant de pannes à répétition et qu’elle ait été plus rapide (~18 Mbits/s). Une savonnette aurait pu être mise à disposition près du lavabo. Cependant, le personnel était très sympathique et très réactif. L’hôtel était calme et bien entretenu. Il est situé légèrement en dehors du centre, proche des citernes du fleuve « Chaopraya ». Parfois, derrière le grillage de ma fenêtre, j’apercevais un mirador et de temps à autre un employé de la raffinerie y faisait une ronde à bicyclette. TV5 était la seule chaine disponible en français sur le poste de télévision. Pour conclure, ce ne fut pas une sinécure que de passer un co