Hotels with Breakfast in Bangkok

The location is fantastic, right downstairs from Central, which makes getting around super convenient! We got complimentary welcome drinks at the rooftop bar, paired with the 360-degree observation deck—totally worth it 🙈. There's also an outdoor pool on the 26th floor which is great; it's uncrowded, quiet, and very relaxing! The only downside is that the room slippers are a bit poor quality and way too thin. If comfort is a priority, I'd recommend bringing your own pair! After all, when you've walked your legs off shopping downstairs, how amazing would it be to slip into a pair of cloud-like, ultra-comfy slippers back in the room 🤣😆😌.

I booked a deluxe king room, which wasn't very big. The breakfast was mediocre, mostly 'white people food'. For over 700 baht, I felt it wasn't great value for money. The swimming pool was quite small, and when I went in the morning, there were leaves floating on top, making it unusable. Before booking, I saw other reviews saying the rooms were quiet, but perhaps my room was close to the elevated highway because I could still hear motorbikes, even on the 23rd floor. The hotel is just a block away from ***. There are 7-Elevens at the entrance's gas station and further inside ***. The inner 7-Eleven had more selection. As a solo female traveler, I walked through *** to the inner 7-Eleven to shop two nights in a row and felt reasonably safe. The hotel's location is decent, situated between the Siam and Sukhumvit shopping districts. If you're not in a hurry, you can walk to either district in about twenty minutes.

I want to write this review based on my personal experience during my stay, without intending to accuse any guest or staff member. I have already filed a police report, and there is no conclusion yet as to who committed the act. During my stay, my personal camera went missing from inside the shared dormitory room. I admit that I was partly negligent, as I put the camera in a bag and placed it on the inner side of my upper bunk bed, thinking it was my own space and no one would interfere with items not on someone else's bed. However, this incident made me realize that in a shared room, we cannot anticipate that our belongings will be safe just because they are on an upper bunk. Therefore, what I want to suggest to the accommodation is not just about ”preventing loss of items,” but about the overall security system for guests. I would like to see consideration for installing CCTV cameras inside the dormitory rooms at appropriate locations, or at least in areas where incidents can be monitored. This must be designed in accordance with the law and respect guests' privacy rights, for example, by positioning cameras appropriately, clearly informing guests, limiting access to footage, and setting appropriate data retention periods. For me, CCTV cameras are not only useful in cases of lost property or theft, but can also be used to monitor other security incidents when they occur, such as accidents, altercations, emergencies, or situations where guests request an investigation of facts. Another point I want to convey to the accommodation is that when an incident occurred, I fully understand that the accommodation must be careful about the rights and privacy of other guests and should not disclose personal information or conduct searches without proper criteria. But at the same time, I would like there to be clear guidelines on how the accommodation can cooperate with victims and the police when an incident that may involve the safety or property of guests occurs, without having to choose between ”respecting guests' rights” and ”assisting victims.” My own incident caused me great concern, because when I reported it to the police, the officers asked if the accommodation had checked the room or related areas. But at the same time, the accommodation itself was concerned about guests' rights. So I felt burdened to request further investigation, as I did not want this matter to infringe on anyone else's rights. Ultimately, I could only file a police report, and there was no room inspection in the way I had hoped would help uncover further evidence. I am not writing this review to say who is at fault or who is the thief, because I do not have enough evidence to accuse anyone, and I do not want other guests to suffer from unconfirmed accusations. But as a guest, I admit I feel somewhat let down because my belongings went missing despite being on an upper bunk, and it made me realize that the security system of shared dormitory rooms should be developed to be more robust. I will take this incident as a lesson and will be more careful with my personal belongings in the future. Regarding the accommodation, I would like to leave this as a suggestion: if there were a clear security system, with appropriate camera recording in suitable areas, and clear procedures for handling incidents that can involve coordination with the police or relevant authorities under the law, it would likely make both guests and the accommodation feel safer and more at ease. I hope this experience will be beneficial for the development of the accommodation and help future guests feel more secure and confident. The accommodation is very pleasant, and overall, I am very happy with the environment. The view is beautiful, it's by the river, and the price is affordable.

The room type I booked was advertised as a river view room, but I'd say it's more of a partial river view. The room is located at the bottom of a recess, with other rooms extending out on both sides, partially obstructing the view. However, the room gets great sunlight and is very spacious with excellent natural light. The bed is large and comfortable, and it's incredibly quiet at night – absolutely no noise. The cleaning was also quite good, and the service staff were all very pleasant. The front desk staff speak Chinese, which made communication very easy. The bathroom is a bit narrow, especially the shower stall, which I estimate to be only about 60cm wide. Even for a woman, you'll find your elbows hitting the sides. It's barely adequate but not comfortable. The disposable slippers felt like they were made of plastic; they weren't breathable, were very thin, and had slippery soles. It's good that they provide disposable toothpaste and toothbrushes, but you need to bring your own comb. Check-in was stated as 3 PM, and we arrived at 2:30 PM. We couldn't even check in half an hour early and had to wait, which is a significant drawback compared to hotels in China. Also, I don't recommend booking breakfast; the variety is very limited, and the ingredients are all budget-friendly. It's definitely not as good as other reviews claim, and the taste wasn't suitable for us as Chinese food eaters. If I come back, I'd consider staying here again but definitely wouldn't book breakfast. Check-out is at 11 AM, but the hotel's boat to the SkyTrain station also leaves at 11 AM. If you miss it, you have to wait until 1 PM. So, it's best to check out half an hour early, otherwise, you'll have to take a taxi to the SkyTrain station yourself.

We spent five days at Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium and it turned out to be one of the best parts of our trip. First of all, a huge thank you to Gade at the front desk. She was extremely helpful, warm and genuinely engaged with everything we needed - always positive and always one step ahead. She made our stay easy, comfortable and truly enjoyable. Gade, thank you so much! The whole team was 10/10: friendly, attentive and professional. Breakfast deserves a special mention. Despite all of Bangkok's amazing food, for the first time in our lives we had breakfast at the hotel every single day. The buffet was fresh, healthy and delicious, with plenty of protein options - a perfect way to start each day. The location by the canal is a real advantage. You can take the canal boat to get around quickly instead of sitting in Bangkok traffic. The walk along the canal is beautiful and quiet, away from cars and noise - especially at golden hour. The views from the upper floors are stunning, with nothing blocking the panorama of Bangkok. The design isn't the newest, but the staff, the breakfast, the cleanliness, the lovely scent and the overall comfort made our stay incredibly positive. We'd happily come back.

I really liked the hotel’s convenient location, near the main road of Sukhumvit and within walking distance of Terminal 21 Mall. There is also a 7-Eleven nearby, which makes it very convenient for getting snacks and other essentials. The breakfast is served buffet-style, with a changing menu each day, so there is a good variety throughout the stay. I also highly appreciated that the hotel upgraded my room from a Superior Room to a Deluxe Room. The hotel is generally squeaky clean, and the room was very spacious and comfortable. I especially liked having a proper table where I could use my laptop and work comfortably. Toiletries and bottled water were also well provided. The only minor issue was the carpet, which had some dirt that remained despite the otherwise good cleanliness of the room. Overall, I had a pleasant and comfortable stay. The convenient location, spacious room, cleanliness, good breakfast, and complimentary room upgrade made the experience worthwhile. I would definitely consider staying here again.

This is a very relaxing place with a swimming pool and Chinese-speaking staff. It has two beds, and the staff were very patient; someone stayed up until 3:30 AM to help us check in. The only downside is that it's quite far from the city center, and the convenience store is a 7-8 minute walk away. I even got chased by stray dogs when I went to buy some essentials late at night – quite an experience! Highly recommended if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle!

Overall, a great hotel—comfortable and convenient. I stayed here for 6 nights. The location is very convenient, just about a 10-minute walk to the BTS Skytrain, making it easy to get anywhere. The Emsphere mall is right next door. The room is spacious, clean, and comfortable. The only downside is that the hotel faces the street, and the roaring sound of motorcycles was quite noisy, which somewhat affected my sleep. During check-in, I specifically asked the front desk staff to arrange a non-street-facing room for me, but I still ended up with a street-facing room.

My overall stay in Bangkok was great this time. The hotel's location is quite convenient, making it easy to get to major city attractions, malls, and restaurants. The surrounding area is also relatively quiet, so it doesn't feel overly noisy. The room was clean and tidy, with a simple yet tasteful decor. The space felt more comfortable than expected. Both the bedding and bathroom experience were good, making it very relaxing to return and rest after a day of sightseeing. The hotel's public areas also have a nice design, and the overall atmosphere is quite suitable for tourists visiting Bangkok. The staff were very helpful, and both check-in and check-out were smooth. They were also prompt in assisting with any issues. If you're visiting Bangkok for the first time or prioritize a hotel's location, environment, and overall experience, this hotel is worth considering. Overall, it offers good value for money, and I would consider staying here again on my next trip to Bangkok.

The location is quite convenient, not far from the subway station, and there are plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. However, the service was very mediocre. Perhaps it's because there were too many Chinese guests, but there was no room for negotiation regarding a late checkout (not even for a few hours); it was refused very rudely. The breakfast spread looked extensive, but the actual variety of dishes was limited.