Hotels near ท่าช้าง วังหลวง - ThaaChang Wangluang, Bangkok

This hotel has really nice location and access to Khaosan st. There’s nice pool at 1st floor and actually it was available to smoke. We didn’t order breakfast or any other options so i can’t tell if it was good or bad tho there’s little shops at ground floor and it actually helpful :) I strongly recommend backpackers to stay here this hotel. I could get nicer service compared to how much i paid for it.

I have been looking for a hotel for three days. Choose this one. My request is to open a new one. There are many bad reviews in Ctrip's comments, most of which are single rooms. Finally, I felt good when I stayed in the superior double room. It's not bad. The service is also good. The front desk speaks English. We didn't use their tuktuk . Because it doesn't meet their requirements when you want to use it. But it's also very convenient to call a tuktuk when you go out. At first, it will be because the evaluation said that the hotel is on the path and it is very dark at night. I also bought a flashlight, but I didn't use it in the end. Maybe we went back to the hotel early. If you take a tutu car or grab, it will be delivered to the door. Don't worry. If you walk back, it's actually not very dark. The mobile phone lights up and it will pass in a while. The water quality is good. I brought a shower and it didn't get dark for two nights. TV sets are well received. Whether it's Xinma or domestic TVs, it costs money. The TV content of this hotel is free!!! You can see what the local TV content is like. The geographical location. The breakfast we went to for is very close. The sudden car can solve it. If you are far away, you will grab it. It's very close to the university. Grab less than five minutes. Who understands?

The hotel is far from the city center, but it is spacious, clean, and cost-effective. I stayed 6 nights and there were 3 days when the toilet paper was not relieved. The quality of the cleaning staff is not high. There was a 7-Eleven nearby and a laundromat a 10 minute walk away.

The hotel location was very good; next to the hotel are lots of restaurants, food stalls, convenience stores, and even shopping malls. The hotel has well-spoken English-speaking staff, so we have no problem communicating with them. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful, and they even gave us some directions to our destination. The room is so refreshing and relaxing; it is simple but beautiful. The room has lots of amenities provided to guests, and this room has a balcony. The staff was also very helpful when we checked out. If you would like to go to Bangkok, you can try out this hotel.

I would not hesitate to stay here again at the new Mercure on Surawong. Good value for money, super clean (opened in May), rooms are well decorated, had a lovely meal at lunch, staff are pleasant, lobby’s great for chilling.

The breakfast worths a special mention because it has mimosa and the siu mai comes with chili oil upon request. That’s the only right way to eat siu mai. Nowadays hotels have dim sum but the quality of it is varied. This hotel is able to get siu mai right. Siam Kempinski is connected next to Siam Paragon. Though for about the same rates the other Kempinski in town has standard rooms that double the size.

Location was great, many amenities n access to malls n bts was easy. Erawan shrine was just a 10mins walk away. The staffs was kind enough to let me check in about 4hours early n free upgrade of our room too. Their staffs is friendly n always greet us with a smile, although the building looks old but is very clean n interior looks great!

The Standard Hotel, Bangkok: Not your standard but of exacting exalted standards. I’m a loyalist to Standard Hotel LA Downtown. It has a bit of an irreverent and non-conformist verve - attracting a gamut of characters from the ultra pretentious to the authentically creative or artistic types. It is flashy, LGBT embracing, unapologetic, over the top, form defying, stylish, excessive, extravagant, wanton and bursting with character. Hence it will always be a magnet for characters and drug-fuelled-all-nighter parties but you can expect a scrubbed-clean version in BKK. I flew to Bangkok specifically for the new Standard Hotel - I’ve been dying to check this out. It absolutely doesn’t disappoint. You do get hordes of pretentious IG-ers or alleged annoying influencers doing their 3 hour shoots. But if you got a creative eye like I do and genuinely appreciate solid architecture, offbeat interior styling and intricate art pieces then this place is heaven for you. The style is a mash-up of the most daring and eclectic seemingly mismatched pieces that miraculously come woven together to create a signature style. It is so incredible. There’s no ordinary here - the commanding ceiling art piece outside The Standard Grill restaurant is so technically remarkable I stood there to drink up all the details. It’s so layered here - I feel that the vanity of the superfluous influencers robbed the true meticulous design considerations. I can go at lengths about the styling but I’ll just state that you should deconstruct every element and wow your senses. Everything is modestly sized - pool. Steam room, restaurant, bars, etc. Restaurants are an experience unlike any other - Ojo is mex glam meets Jetson futuristic posh. Tease is a popup fairy tale afternoon tea delight. Mott 32 is chinois haute glam. Standard Grill is tailored classiness. The Parlor is a riot of styles. They are all so exciting. What’s even better is the incredible service. There are some hits and misses but the staff genuinely strive to please. Tina who is busy darting around at the reception, lobby and everywhere is saccharine sweet and effervescent. We nearly missed our flight when the sky emptied and no cabs were found. She so very coolly and humorously handled our mini crisis with such panache, we were so impressed. Look past the superficial influencers or pretentious wannabes. Come and blow your senses out with an experience you should bucket list. #eatstylishtravelstylish

We stayed here for two nights on a layover between flights from the UK to Australia. I booked this because it was cheap (and I am cheap), and because it offered a very cheap ”family suite” option of two interconnecting rooms. I was travelling with my 11-year-old daughter and this seemed like a good option for us both getting an undisturbed sleep. I'm an Accor member, and have stayed in Ibis Styles hotels in several places around the world. They're generally OK. This place was way above normal Ibis Styles standards. This hotel is very new: it had been open for a couple of months when we stayed. The location is good. It's very close to Sala Daeng BTS and not far from Silom MTR. It's on a major road. However, it is down its own little alleyway, so it is isolated from traffic noise. It's a private, dedicated alleyway, with a good smooth surface and good lighting, not a scary dark alleyway. The lobby is light and airy and really nicely decorated, with floor cushions on a stairway which is a nice place to sit around. Check-in was great. The receptionist was friendly and helpful, and gave me all the information I needed. She even showed us to our room, which was on the ground floor. She apologised for it being on the ground floor, but really this was fine. The rooms were lovely. There was a door which closed us off from the rest of the corridor, meaning that we had a section of corridor to ourselves and could leave our doors open if we wanted to. The rooms were brightly coloured and extremely clean. The shower areas were huge. The beds were incredibly comfortable, with nice soft duvets. My one caveat is that these rooms were great for us, because there was one person in each room. It might be less good if there were two of you in a room. The showers are glass, and look directly onto the bed. There's a blind, and the door is partially frosted, but if you were lying in bed, even with the shower blind down, you could see the head and feet of the person in the shower. Also, the sink is in the room, rather than in a separate bathroom, so there's no privacy when you're brushing your teeth or shaving or whatever. Again, great for one person: you can watch TV while brushing your teeth or showering, but maybe not great for two people. The TV had very limited channels - for English I think there was only al-Jazeera, ChannelNewsAsia and RT. But it had YouTube built in, so you could find yourself something good to watch. The TV was a decent size - maybe 40”. WiFi was very fast and free. The breakfast buffet was small, but really good. The food was lovely. The pool area is great. It's on the roof, and it's shaded in the afternoon by surrounding buildings. From one end of the pool there is a good view across the city, even though it's only on the 9th floor. The bar by the pool did some lovely mocktails too. This hotel was unbelievably cheap - less than US$40 per night for one room - but it did not feel like

We stayed at the hotel in Bangkok for the first time, and upon check-in, we were warmly welcomed by Ben, an exceptional staff member. When she found out I was feeling unwell after an early morning flight, she arranged for us to check in before the standard 2 p.m. time. A few days into our stay, she even surprised us with a small treat! The hotel’s environment was peaceful, and the room was cozy. Except that on our first day, the bathroom light was not working and we contacted the staff and they immediately rectified it. The other downside was it was a bit of a walk to the mall and BTS station. However, the hotel offers a free shuttle bus to the nearby mall, which is a nice touch.