4-Star Hotels in Samut Prakan Province, Thailand

Location is good. However, it’s really pricey. Even basic items at the bar (such as simple chocolate bar, a condom) are being priced at about four times the usual cost. I believe these basic items should be complimentary. Additionally, the breakfast is unreasonably expensive.

This hotel was about a 15-20 minute drive to the airport. They had a shuttle, 4 times a day. However, a bit far from everything else. 20 minute walk to 7-11 on foot. The room was nice. The pool was smaller than it looked in the pics. But why do they always make it smoking area, just because it’s outside? People don’t want to breathe that in! We didn’t use the pool, due to the amount of people outside, smoking. Breakfast was an extra bonus. Because they usually make you pay extra. Here it comes with the room. They have western and local foods.

Very good option close to the airport. Comfortable room and there’s a 7 Eleven within walking distance. The 100baht per room transfer service to and from the airport worked well. Very good value for money considering what we paid.

This is the first golf resort I stay and I must say I really like it! The resort does a good job in maintenance and pest control so there’s almost no mosquitoes around. It’s a beautiful resort where you can truly relax even though if you don’t play golf. The gym is big and it offers free fitness and yoga classes that can keep you busy for the day. There’s also a spa with reasonable price. The breakfast is good and there are a few other restaurants in the resort. We went to the Chinese restaurant twice as we really like it! Highly recommend to those who want a retreat and want to stay close to the airport.

A well-located accommodation, suitable for both business and leisure stays. The hotel has its own restaurant, but we didn’t get to try it because we checked in late and it was already closed. The hotel is clean, though the bed wasn't very comfortable. However, it wasn’t a big deal since we only stayed for a short time. Overall, I’d recommend it!

Located in a nice area, with a shuttle bus to BTS Bearing (though I didn’t use it). 1. I arrived at 10 PM on a rainy night. The staff were nice and the check-in was smooth. I stayed in Tower B, and they offered to take me there by van so I and my luggage wouldn’t get wet. However, the van couldn’t park directly in front of the door, so I still had to walk a bit in the rain to reach the entrance. 2. The Wi-Fi on the 4th floor was very weak — slower than my 5G. I think they should improve this. Good Wi-Fi is a basic facility and should be reliable. 3. The TV had normal quality and limited channels. The channel list on the room card didn’t work — even basic ones like Channel 3 or Workpoint weren’t available. Don’t even hope for Netflix; it’s not happening. 4. The bathroom was clean and spacious, though it had a slight smell. Still, nothing too bad. 5. The room and towels were clean. The hairdryer, fridge, and air conditioner worked well. 6. On my second day, a maid knocked on my door at 10 AM asking if I wanted the room cleaned. I felt this was a bit intrusive — if there’s no sign on the door requesting cleaning, they shouldn’t disturb guests. Also, she asked if I wasn’t going to work — excuse me, do hotel guests have to be working? 7. The place was quiet at night, which I liked, but during the day there were some noises from carts being wheeled around. Overall, it wasn’t bad — not terrible — but I didn’t really enjoy my stay.

The hotel is very new and conveniently located, 30-40 minutes drive from the airport. There are many Chinese factories nearby, and most of the people eating breakfast in the morning are Chinese 😁 The parking lot is large, the only downside is that the gym is a little small.

I do not forget this hotel easily because the hotel itself has excellent fengshui and it brings luck to all staff and miracles to plane-spotters like me. I am surprised to witness Ethiopian Cargo's inaugural flight from Liege to Suvarnabhumi and inaugural flight from Suvarnabhumi to Anchorage on the rooftop pool area as well as Kenya Airways' wildlife-themed Dreamliner livery on 8 April 2025. Good news to customers that book the rooms without meals: The hotel restaurant King Kaeo Coffeeshop has reduced cost of breakfast from 290 Baht to 250 Baht per guest after the 28 March earthquake.

A good option for one night not far from the airport (25-30 minutes by taxi). Around the corner is the big 7-eleven. The room itself is quite simple, the air conditioner was a little noisy. The noise insulation is weak, you can hear the street and what is happening in the corridor. Good things: there is a kettle, a hairdryer, refrigerator, a comfortable bed. The pool was not used, the water was not clean in my view. A taxi to and from the airport was priced at 200-250 baht.

Is a small bustling suburbs. There is a mall Imperial World Samrong, a mall that can get everything you need. We went there for days because there is a figure skating competition. They do provide shuttle bus to the mall for half day.