Red Door Hotel, Bangkok

Let’s talk about the good places first: beautiful environment, good scenery, reasonable spatial layout design, geographical location next to Wat Sangwang, the Grand Palace, Khao San Road, etc. The staff were eager to help me. The butterfly pea flower drink is provided for free at the front desk, which I think is delicious. Bad areas/needs improvement: 1. The charge was not reasonable because I felt it would be colder with the air conditioner on, but I didn’t want to turn it off, so I asked the hotel staff to give me more quilts or a blanket. The hotel staff said that extra quilts would cost 200 baht. When the hotel staff saw that I looked a bit unhappy, he did not change his mind and said that it would be fine for an extra 100 baht. I felt that the charges were not very transparent, and I have never encountered a hotel that charges more for extra quilts. 2. The location is actually quite scary as it is in a dilapidated alley. And the alley has 18 twists and turns. I can’t even take a taxi here. The driver immediately canceled my order as soon as he saw it. And if you want to walk out of the alley, you need to walk about 1.5 kilometers. The surrounding environment is very rundown. There are many small houses owned by poor-looking residents, and you will pass by smelly ditches and so on. . 3. It’s okay to stay for one or two nights temporarily. If you stay for a long time, it is not recommended for friends who cannot tolerate the noise to stay in this hotel. There are only two floors that can accommodate people. I chose the courtyard on the first floor, but the hotel will play music at night where people will sing and dance together. As a result, I took San to bed at 2:00 in the morning yesterday. If someone doesn't like a lively environment or has a regular schedule, they may consider looking at other hotels. 4. The swimming pool is really a pity because it doesn’t look more than 7 meters. This means that everyone can only soak their bodies but not swim in the pool because it is too small.