Hotels near Lumphini Park in Bangkok

The view will make people amazed,the breakfast is so delicious, the employees were so nice they will help anyone who needs help, the beds are so comfy and relaxing they will make someone sleep so fast. The staff in the reception where friendly and always smiling with high manners. Finally I big thanks to Boy and Pott anything you need they are your people. There was with us from the beginning to the end. Sure there will be another visit

This is my first time traveling abroad alone and finding such a convenient place to stay can solve all the problems. This place is close to the Tiantie Shaladen subway station and the Bangkok Underground Railway is Long Station. The food stalls just a few steps away from the hostel were packed with people coming here to eat especially during lunchtime (most people). The room and bathroom were clean as well. I saw some staff cleaning the whole place every day. You can also use the tableware downstairs, but make sure to clean it up after use. I would definitely return here (again) if I had the opportunity to visit Bangkok again.

I stayed about 15 years ago. As I wrote in the title, it was old but the cospa was a good hotel. In the old days, when there was still a strong prejudice, it seems that it was the most famous hotel in this area, such as the accumulation of the same **, but now it is an ordinary hotel. The room was very normal without any particular features, and it felt like a TV, desk, air conditioner, refrigerator, and closet, but the room was large and I liked it. The bathroom had a bathtub properly. I remember that the amenities were about soap and shampoo, but there was no problem with the amount of hot water and the water pressure. Both the rooms and bathrooms were clean and there was no problem. However, I have a frustrated memory that the elevator did not come to 々. But I think this facility is a good deal at this price. Recently, convenience stores are available nearby, and subway stations and bus stops are also a few minutes walk away and transportation is good. Even at that time, there was only a hotel in the past, and it was undeniable that it deteriorated over time. If you haven't renovated, you may feel even older now. Of course, I think there is a place that is different from that time, so please check yourself when staying.

I spent 8 nights here over Solar New Year's because my usual hotel on Nana Soi 8 was fully booked and I wanted to revisit the Silom / Saladang area. The property is situated on a quiet soi, a ten-minute walk from Saladaeng BTS station. The neighborhood features a number of very interesting cafes, restaurants, and a large street-food market. There were very few guests occupying the property so it was very peaceful and quiet. I really liked the staff; they were extremely friendly and helpful. The room and bathroom were very clean, and comfortable and had far more charm than your typical budget accommodation. The wi-fi, refrigerator, and hot water, worked fine. The bedding, linen, and towels were in good condition. The room had a safe and hot water boiler. Unfortunately, there were really no English-language channels on television. I booked through Agoda at a rate of $30 USD per night, a fair price for this time of year. I would not hesitate to stay here again or recommend it to friends or family.

🫰🏻Good location, good room, near the source of food 😀😀😀 would be better if checking in early and request to be informed before time The hotel has no service. Have to pay extra to upgrade the room 😅 For the view, it's about the city view 😁

1. Air conditioning is noisy 2. Hot water shower pressure is bad even after being repaired 3. Big LG TV which is a good thing 3. Daily housekeeping is being carried out 4. No lift to the lobby. Need to climb up 1 flight of stairs to reach the lobby. It will be a challenge for customers with heavy baggage

During my recent visit to Bangkok, I had the pleasure of staying at Bandara Suits Silom, and it truly exceeded my expectations. This boutique hotel provided a delightful experience from start to finish, leaving me with lasting memories of my stay in the bustling city. Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted by the friendly and professional staff at the reception. Check-in was swift and efficient, and they even offered me a refreshing welcome drink, which was a thoughtful touch after a long journey. The staff members were well-versed in English, making communication smooth and easy. The location of Bandara Suits Silom was superb. Situated in the heart of Silom, one of Bangkok's vibrant neighborhoods, I found myself surrounded by an array of restaurants, street food stalls, shopping centers, and nightlife options. The hotel was also conveniently close to public transportation, making it effortless to explore other parts of the city. The room I stayed in was elegantly designed, with modern amenities and a touch of Thai charm. The bed was comfortable, ensuring a restful sleep each night. The room was spacious enough for me to move around freely and featured a lovely view of the city skyline. The cleanliness of the room was impeccable, and housekeeping did an excellent job of maintaining it throughout my stay. One of the highlights of Bandara Suits Silom was undoubtedly the rooftop pool and lounge area. After a day of sightseeing and exploring the city, it was a blissful retreat to unwind and relax by the pool, enjoying the panoramic views of Bangkok's skyline. The poolside bar offered a variety of refreshing beverages, and the atmosphere was perfect for both solo travelers and couples. The hotel's dining options also left a lasting impression on me. The breakfast buffet featured a wide range of international and local dishes, catering to all tastes and dietary preferences. The quality of the food was top-notch, and the attentive staff made sure that every guest had a pleasant dining experience. Bandara Suits Silom also provided excellent facilities, including a well-equipped fitness center, a business center, and a spa for those seeking some pampering and relaxation. Furthermore, the hotel's commitment to sustainable practices was evident through their efforts to minimize waste and conserve resources, which I greatly appreciated as a conscious traveler. Throughout my stay, the hotel staff consistently demonstrated exceptional hospitality, always going the extra mile to ensure that guests felt welcome and comfortable. They were eager to assist with any inquiries or requests, making me feel valued as a guest. In conclusion, I can wholeheartedly recommend Bandara Suits Silom to any traveler visiting Bangkok. It offers a perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and warm hospitality in the heart of the city. Whether you're in Bangkok for business or leisure, this hotel is a fantastic choice, and I look forward to returning for another memorable stay in the future.

For one night it’s ok but for long period ~ no

This hotel is located in a market, which is basically equivalent to a domestic hotel of about 70 yuan. The service staff do n’t speak Chinese, even if they do n’t know English well, and they do n’t even have toilet paper. Let ’s buy them at 7-11. There is no hot water. Although the weather is very hot during the day, the water is still very cold in the early morning and evening. I booked for 2 days and only stayed for one day.

The hotel feels a bit 'old', but it's nice, clean and quiet. I was on the 5th floor and internet worked really well for the 3 weeks I was there. The staff was friendly and helpful. The only downside was that the pool was closed. It didn't bother me personally, but for some people this might be a downer. Also, not everyone knows exactly how the microwave in the lobby works. I had two 7-Eleven meals that weren't properly heated after opening them. For families it's good to know that this hotel is in the same street as Nana Plaza, one of the red-light districts in Bangkok. It's actually a really small part of Soi 4, but during the evening a lot of girls are there trying to hook up with men for sex (and even more ladyboys, who can be quite persistent). For me as a single guy, this was sometimes a little annoying, but never a problem, but as a family, you might want to keep this in mind. Having said that, the hotel is 'guest friendly', meaning you can have a person (or two) visit you with no additional charge (just make sure they leave their ID at the reception). While the hotel and maybe the street itself might not be everyone's cup of tea, I had a really good time there and I have no complaints about the hotel. I actually thought the location was great. The hotel is in a 14-minute walking distance from BTS Nana, the so-called Skytrain, which makes it easy to move around the city. Additionally, you can take the train (MRT) to go to different places where the BTS doesn't go. The closest train station is Sukhumvit and it's located near the Terminal 21 shopping mall at Asok BTS. So... in short... I recommend this hotel. :-)