They gave us a room without wifi and TV but bigger bed on the first night. We complained and they switched us to a smaller room but with wifi and TV with a cheaper price. There's 3 different room rates according to my friend but they didn't told us about it when we first called. On the other side, people there are nice. Won't mind staying there again.
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I stayed here a solid week and loved it. The New air conditioner helped to make my stay in sweltering Bangkok a cool experience. It is right near MBK and the Bangkok Cultural Center and the Sky Train. You will be amazed at how close everything is that you want to do. I used to stay in Suhkumvit area but now forget that my new favorite place is here and I will not stay anywhere else in Bangkok. I loved the staff. I arrived after a 20 hour flight and when i had a disagreement with a taxi driver over the price the kind receptionist just paid the driver 100 baht and was happy to welcome me home. That was elegant. My favorite room was over the Thai massage studio down the lane to the right of the main building. Check it out. I paid 700 B per night with free wifi. It was well worth it. I'll be back!
-room with bed, aircond, attached bathroom with water heater, towel and soap. That's all for THB500.
As with others, paid 500 baht per night here which is a lot better than the other places on the road (all above 1,000 baht) and especially better than the big chain hotels which are around 2,500 baht per night. I think I spent 7 days here out of the 35 days in Thailand, so I really must say that it's a good deal. The beds in the main house really suck, but they have something like 4 different buildings that they rent from and some are better than others. They offer 3 person lodging for 700 baht a night and have some other 600 baht a night rooms in another building. So if you get here and don't like something, ask them about their other rooms (since they wont tell you about them).
Stayed here during the Songkran Festival, room is old but good enough for two, not super clean & with free wifi. Paid THB500 per night for a double room bed. The hotel is near National Stadium BTS station. Shopping center are MBK & Discovery Centre (just walking distance). Walk further will reach Siam Center & Siam Paragon by just crossing the shopping malls itself. A place is good enough to stay on a tight budget but with a great location.
I owe these guys a review by now, I stayed here 2 weeks a few months ago and came back to spend another couple nights here. This is a no-frills, everything you need, nothing you don't kind of a place. The rooms are not dirty and not clean (for Asia budget travelers, you know what this means), there is no street noise whatsoever, only occasionally from people passing in the hallways. It is the kind of price for this place you can get a really nice dorm for the money (next door at Lub'd) or an okay private room if privacy is what you value. The showers are hot and good water pressure, the bed is fine. For 500 Baht in Siam right off of the National Stadium BTS station it really isn't bad--a 7-10 minute walk to all the major Siam Malls. There is street food and another few hotels' restaurants right out front and of course a 7 Eleven just around the corner. The family that runs it warms up to you after you are here for a bit. There are lockers in the front which are free for guests that are big enough for a laptop/small carry on or they are 10 Baht / day if you aren't here (I left my laptop here for 7 weeks locked up). They clean your room daily and provide fresh towels and also do expect to pay each day for the room. That is just how they run this place. Free wifi and they will do your laundry for a small charge.
