Hotels near Ratchadaphisek MRT Station, Bangkok

This time, I was assigned a room in the innermost building. After checking in at the front desk, it was quite a long walk to get there. The Wi-Fi signal in the room was extremely poor, and I couldn't even directly call the front desk from the room phone to ask about it. There were no instructions for calling the front desk or details about Wi-Fi in the room. It was quite noisy outside the room, even late at night, as many people were staying over Christmas and New Year's. The soundproofing isn't great. I hope these issues can be improved in the future.

Really nice stay overall. The hotel is very clean, and everything feels well maintained. The staff is super friendly and always ready to help, which makes a big difference. The amenities are also great and everything works as expected. The only downside is that it’s quite far from the city center, but there’s a metro station right in front of the hotel, so it’s still very easy to get around. Would definitely recommend, especially if you don’t mind being a bit outside the center.

It’s so close to Ratchadapisek station which I like. DMK airport is less than 30 minutes away. So many interesting places to visit around including malls. Accessibility is my biggest concern when I visit big cities so this place was great for me. Had food delivered when I was too lazy to go out. Just need to explain to staff better to maintain room upkeep.

Having wonderful 3 nights in this hotel. Booked this hotel due to attend concert in Union Hall, just walk through metro underground then arrive to opposite Union Mall. The room is little compact but the amenities and bed is good as a 4-star hotel. I really liked that their refrigerator can be that big even got chill and freezer (gotta request with the front office for this big fridge). Definitely will book again this hotel if got concert in Union Mall.

“A little thing called love happened during our one-night stay at Benjarong Hotel, Ladprao, with my daughter. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm smiles and genuine care from the staff. The cozy and welcoming atmosphere made us feel completely at home. Thank you for the gentle, cheerful, and heartfelt service that turned this short trip into a truly memorable experience for both of us.” All the reception staff were cheerful and welcoming, especially ””Khun Fah and Khun Chacha, who took great care of us with warmth and friendliness. Truly impressed Sion-Tim สิ่งเล็กๆ ที่เรียกว่ารัก เกิดขึ้นจากหนึ่งคืนที่โรงแรมเบญจรงค์ ลาดพร้าว กับลูกสาวของฉัน ตั้งแต่ก้าวแรกที่เข้ามา เราได้รับการต้อนรับด้วยรอยยิ้มและความใส่ใจจากพนักงานทุกคน บรรยากาศอบอุ่นเป็นกันเองทำให้รู้สึกเหมือนอยู่บ้าน ขอบคุณสำหรับการบริการที่นุ่มนวล น่ารัก และเต็มไปด้วยความจริงใจ ทำให้ทริปสั้นๆ ครั้งนี้เป็นความทรงจำที่สวยงามของเรา” พนักงานต้อนรับยิ้มแย้มแจ่มใสทุกคน โดยเฉพาะ ”คุณฟ้า, คุณชาช่า” ที่ให้การดูแลอย่างอบอุ่นและเป็นกันเอง ประทับใจมากค่ะ

Nice place but not close to siam. Quite far from the center n metro as well. 800m to ratchaphisek station. Using metro from here to siam same budget booking a taxi or grab if you go in group of 3 or more

The location is on the MRT line, so you have to transfer once more from the Airport Rail Link. The first time, we even transferred between the Airport Link, BTS, and MRT. Later, when going back to the airport, you can ask them to call a taxi, which costs 500 Thai Baht. It's perfectly fine for a family of four. The rooms are clean, tidy, and well-equipped, featuring one large bed and two single beds in two connecting rooms, which is a great design for a family with teenagers. There are also two bathrooms, plenty of space, and the air conditioning and hot water work perfectly. There's a swimming pool on the first floor, which is lovely for a swim before heading out in the morning. The ground floor also has a common area for dining, where you can buy toast to grill and find free hot water and instant beverage packets. There are night market stalls and supermarkets nearby, and a Muay Thai gym on the way from the MRT, which I'd like to try next time.

Arrived in the late night, the checking if fasted, but they asked a deposit( you have to prepared a cash in advance 1000tbat) . The room was dirty… looks like they’re not cleaning after the guests leaving…. The blanket and the towel as well. All facilities looks like so -so… . The staff can be talks with the guest a bit politely and respectfully…. Sound like rudeness and tired. In general it’s ok to stay here for one night.

This hotel has a large Chinese guest base, and Chinese is spoken everywhere. There are two main highlights. First, the hotel offers a 24-hour shuttle service. You can call or use WeChat to contact the bellhop, who will take guests to 7-Eleven, surrounding areas, and the MRT station. The service is excellent. Second, it's located in a quiet and safe Thai residential area with many local markets and stalls nearby. There are also three 7-Elevens, and the food is incredibly good and affordable. I highly recommend the grilled meats, the Tom Yum chicken feet soup from the chicken feet uncle, the dry-mixed Tom Yum instant noodles, the Thai tea stall in the alley, and the Indian roti (banana and egg) – they are absolutely delicious! Additionally, there's a lesser-known massage shop in the alley. It has very high Google ratings. The shop itself is simple, but the masseuses are experienced and far superior to the more commercial massage places we tried on other streets and alleys. It's 300 baht for a 1-hour full body Thai massage. For transportation, there's an MRT station nearby. I noticed that the Blue Line passes through many city attractions, so if you enjoy city walks, you can explore with the MRT. Getting to Sukhumvit and ICONSIAM is not very convenient; you'd typically take a motorbike or use Bolt, costing around 200 baht to reach the city center. Overall, the hotel is small but charming, similar to the facilities and environment of a Home Inn or Atour in China. The hotel charges an 8% commission for currency exchange and supports WeChat Pay, but if you walk a bit further, you can find other currency exchange places with decent rates, though you'll need to use Google Maps to find them. Avoid the pork knuckle rice at the market outside – it's sweet! F**k! The massage shop is called Aliss, I think.

The service was great, and the location is excellent. There's a Jodd Fairs night market nearby, a large shopping mall, and a huge local night market and market right behind the hotel. The facilities are a bit dated, feeling like something from 10 to 20 years ago. The room lighting isn't bright enough, which seems to be a common issue in Thai hotels – they often lack a main ceiling light, relying instead on a few spotlights. The breakfast wasn't good; it was even worse than what I've had at resorts in remote areas like Koh Kood.