We drove up by taxi, the guy from the reception immediately came out, took our suitcases and brought them into the hall. There were two guys at the reception, both of them speak English clearly. We issued the documents and were escorted to the room. Then when we went for a walk, they explained everything to us in detail and drew on the map where to go to buy a SIM card and change dollars, where shopping malls and entertainment are. We took a room in the basement with access to the pool. As soon as you enter the room, there is a shower and a toilet, a sink right in the hallway, in the aisle. The room has not a small refrigerator, but an average one, a large bed, a wardrobe with a safe inside, a TV, a bedside table for a TV. There were 2 bottles of water, tea, coffee, sugar, a shower cap, cotton swabs, soap. There were no toothbrushes. White large and small towels and yellow pool towels. The toilet does not have a strong, but persistent smell of sewage (friends lived on the 4th floor, they had no smell). I really liked the panoramic full-length swing window, and behind it a beautiful passage with benches to the pool. In rubles, the room cost about 5 thousand. You can buy breakfast 300 baht per person for 1 day.

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Александр Никитченко

Level 6 Local Expert

Great quiet and cozy hotel.. close to Lumpini Park and MRT station Extremely inexpensive, there is a small swimming pool and an observation deck... In the evenings, you can lie on a chaise longue and look at the city or at the stars, or you can chat in the Jacuzzi)

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полина зи

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The good news is that there is a pool on the ground floor, otherwise the room is stuffy, the air conditioner cannot be adjusted, it is cold, there is not enough light in the room, and it is impossible to use Wi-Fi in the evenings

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