SureStay by Best Western Iconic Ari-Jatujak Reviews

Location quite far from train station but tuk tuk provided from hotel to station. In overall, is very near to chatuchak by car. Room is clean.

Very standard and nothing special. Hotel was clean, easy to check in and out and adequate for sleeping. Biggest issues is the location is dark from public transport and the city center. Local taxi drivers will be confused why you are staying there because of the distance. Bed is comfortable. Towles are old and rough.

The hotel room is new and huge, amenity is nice. But there is no slippers provided inside the room which is not convenient. Shampoo and shower foam are nice. Air conditioner is by Carrier and cool and nice. Front desk officer is helpful and offers assistance whenever we have questions. There is free “Tuk Tuk” service once in every hour to drive the guests from the hotel to “Saphan Khwai” BTS station which is great and location friendly to Chatuchak weekend market (it takes about 7-8 mins walk after you get off from the Tuk Tuk).

Not that far from BTS. The hotel has shuttle tuktuk service transport to BTS every hour. Smart TV has provided. 👍🏻

Hotel is nice, wasn’t told that the pool and terrace would be closed for refurbishment though. Location is a little out of the way. Rooms are nice and air conditioner was powerful. Staff were kind. Needs more soundproofing - heard lots of Chinese tourists shouting and screaming in the hallways at all hours of the night and early in the mornings disturbing sleep.

This is a newly build hotel with modern design. The deluxe room that I booked is clean and really spacious with a bean bag / chair inside, and ultra wide smart TV. Aircon blowing strong, hot / warm water in shower room functioning well, has bidet, shower gel, body lotion and tooth brush provided (i didnt received shampoo). Additional 180baht pay on the spot for breakfast if u didnt choose room w/ breakfast (buffet type, all HALAL food). The hotel allow u to consume the (all) snacks and drinks at minibar for free for 1st day (1 coke, 1 sprite, 2 chips) and 2 mineral bottle water. Is a good place to rest, because.. - this hotel is faaaaaar from its nearest BTS (Saphan Khwai). Although the hotel provides free tuk2 service, its still quite hard for tourist to book the tuk tuk service back from BTS to hotel because u need to call the hotel (at least 30 mins before - cant call on the spot). From BTS Saphan Khwai to the hotel by tuk2, takes about 10mins. If u choose to take grab motor from BTS to hotel, costs 30baht. - the hotel located at residential area. NO foodcourt nearby! I came back early to the hotel and I cant find place to eat dinner nearby hotel. Only 7/11 n very few street food available after 5 mins walk out from the hotel. - all the pillows provided is too soft until my neck stiff / pain (this is my own preference). My tips for those coming to this hotel from DMK: - take bus A2 from DMK (50baht) - yes there is direct airport bus to its nearest BTS - stop at Saphan Khwai BTS - take taxi / grab from there

Nice room because it’s a new hotel ! But staff need improvement ! Your guys should be happy work there !

all are good, however, 1. Is inside a alley, a bit quite and dark along the road 2. Walls are not sound-proofing, can hear other guests walking along the corridor, opening / closing their door, even can hear what people in the next room is talking

Great location. Great room

walk in rate is cheaper than book in advance

Very Good!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very nice

Deluxe twin room, parent-child friendly, with two beds, one large and one small. Opened in 2023, it is clean and simple, with simple facilities and materials, similar to the county-level express hotels in China. The service is quite negative. We were with our baby and arrived at the hotel very late on December 21 (we wanted to visit the weekend market the next day and temporarily changed to live here), which was about 12:00 midnight. At that time, there was no platform to place an order. When I arrived at the front desk, I was told that it was full, and the attitude was impatient. I looked at Ctrip and told him that it showed that there was a room, and he changed his words and said that it was a different room type. (But later we lived in a deluxe room) Because I was with my baby, I wanted a more spacious room, so I asked the front desk if I could see the room first, and then I would place an order. The front desk said that I couldn’t see it and had to pay first. ok... This was the first time in history that I was refused to see the room. There were two staff members at the front desk at that time. I encountered another strange experience when paying. I paid 2030 baht, and then a Thai came and gave 1730 baht... They were all the same room type, deluxe rooms. Finally, we were given a room on the first floor. I asked if there was a room upstairs, and the front desk continued to answer: It was full. Yeah, it was this middle-aged man in his 40s on the night of the 21st. I didn't want to communicate with the front desk the next day. Ctrip was a little more expensive, so I also placed an order from the platform. The next day, I went to renew the room card. The front desk was a young girl with a much better attitude.

The room is clean, but it takes 15-20 minutes to walk to BTS. You can inform the hotel in advance to arrange a free TukTuk to BTS. It will be quieter if you stay in a room facing the swimming pool.