Hotels near BTS-Phaya Thai, Bangkok

Good point: all clean, toilet clean, good water pressure in bathroom, nearby 7e Bad experience : old pillow & bad experience on the body massage. Don't know if the massage place beside the hotel lobby owned by the hotel but they put the advertisement for it on receptionist counter & in the hotel rooms too. My 3days trip was for leisure & food & Thai massage so I was really excited to get body massage, & that's why I booked this hotel bcs near massage place. But get bad experience. The lady that massage me was not gentle, I got bruised skin & ache, she keep gossiping with staff that massage the person beside me & I can't relax. I checked-in hotel at 2200pm then I went down again for a massage bcs I planned to get a massage everyday for my trip (yea, I was really excited for the massage, even at night & tired bcs just arrive but still I want body massage). I told the lady to be gentle & not press hard when massage bcs I'm in pain, but she argued that I was in pain bcs I refused to upgrade the massage with using oil (have to add certain amount, can't remember). I said to her that before this like 20 times I've been getting Thai massage for over 10 years already & I never in pain. I said that she pressed too hard & not gentle & I showed her the pressure that I want by squeezed her hand. She said that I was stingy bcs don't want to upgrade to using oil. I said that it's not about money, but I don't like oil massage & it's never been a problem before at other place. After that she slow her pressure when massage but she keep talking with her friend & sometime can feel she doesn't seriously massage me. Bcs of that bad 1 hour massages, I can't go to massage everyday like I initially planned bcs the lingering pain is still there. Even now I'm back home, the pain & bruise still there. To summarise, the room is okay bcs my checklist for good hotel room is short (clean & good water pressure) but please get full body massage elsewhere. I don't want anyone else to feel traumatised like me bcs Thai body massage is really good, just find other place to get massage, not at this hotel.

This was a great stay in Siam area in Bangkok, there are many shops around and just about 10 minutes walking lots of giant malls, the service at the hotel is pretty good, there is also a restaurant and the food is decent . The studio apartment is perfect for a family or group of fiends

I like it cause it's pretty quiet at times being far away from the malls and attractions people normally frequent. Also it's tucked away from the main road and noisy traffic, though it's hard to find for newbies. The only bad thing so far is their wifi which at times can be extremely slow and weak. Otherwise everything's okay. Although for decent eating places, you'll need to travel far. And transport cost will eat up any savings you think you've gotten. For good inexpensive eats, walk about 10 minutes towards the Victory Monument BTS (or take the train if you're too lazy) and you'll find Century The Movie Plaza where there are lots of good dining options - especially Chin's chicken rice. See photos.

I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel, especially for solo female travelers or groups of women. Each floor has a massive mirror right by the elevator, perfect for snapping OOTD (outfit of the day) photos. The hotel's location is super convenient; it's right by the BTS (Skytrain) station, and just two stops away from Paragon, making shopping incredibly easy. The staff are also wonderful; they immediately came to help us when they saw two women struggling with large suitcases, and when we checked out, they even brought our bags all the way to the elevator entrance for the BTS! It feels very secure here – you need your key card to go up the elevator and to access the hallway on each floor, which is a big plus for safety, especially for women. The housekeeping staff are also very kind and friendly. Plus, you can take the BTS directly to Suvarnabhumi Airport, which is super convenient. All in all, I had a fantastic five-day stay here, and I'll definitely choose this perfect hotel again on my next trip to Thailand.

The location was very convenient, with a BTS station nearby. It was also easy to get back to Don Mueang Airport, as there was a direct bus from a nearby bus stop. What impressed us most was the last day of our stay: breakfast was served until 10:30 a.m., and since checkout was at noon, we still had enough time to enjoy the pool afterward. It became one of the best memories of our trip.

Service: Excellent! They go above and beyond to help guests with any issues. For example, they offer free tuk-tuk rides to the BTS station. They also provide complimentary cookies and chrysanthemum tea. Facilities: 1. No USB charging ports. 2. Has a mini-fridge and a safe. 3. No disposable slippers. 4. The shampoo is good; it makes hair feel fluffy. Downsides: 1. Walking back to the hotel from the BTS station is really tiring, especially with luggage. Taxis are expensive and traffic is bad. The location isn't great, and transportation is a bit inconvenient. 2. Noisy outside: Much noisier than hotels directly next to the BTS station. I was woken up by motorcycle sounds in the middle of the night, but I could still fall back asleep. I suggest installing more soundproof glass and using soundproofing cotton to improve this. 3. Shaking bed: I'm not sure why this happens. Other hotels I've stayed at by main roads didn't have the bed shake when large vehicles passed, but this one does. 4. No breakfast and no simple meals like juice or salads for sale, which is a bit inconvenient. There aren't many good food options nearby either. Cleanliness: Very good, and everything feels new.

The room is spacious, with a 1.8-meter single bed and a balcony offering a pleasant view of the small park across the road. The room is well-equipped with a safe and a mini-fridge. The minibar provides two complimentary bottles of water and instant coffee sachets daily. Toiletries are comprehensive, including bath towels, fabric slippers, a toothbrush set, shampoo, and shower gel (I loved the lemongrass and lemon scent). The staff proactively changed the bath towels daily. They were warm and attentive, and almost all of them could speak Chinese. When I checked out, my luggage was too big, and a staff member kindly helped me carry it to the roadside. The hotel is conveniently located near bus stops and a subway station. There are several 7-Eleven stores and a shopping mall nearby. Just a short walk out, across the street, is the King Power Duty-Free Shop, making shopping very convenient.

This hostel is simply wonderful. The location is perfect — you don’t need to walk far, just get to the station and from there it’s only five minutes on foot. Everything is clean: snow‑white sheets, two pillows, and a fresh white towel. And of course, the beds. I always try to choose hostels with beds like these, because it shows they truly care about their guests. It’s not just about putting in a random bunk bed that creaks and wobbles — here, the people who designed the hostel really thought about making it comfortable for everyone. The mattress is supportive and cozy, and that makes all the difference. Fast internet, which is important, convenient lockers with locks — one large and another right next to the bed. A nice lamp, two sockets. The showers are bright and pleasant. Everything is made for people, I felt comfortable and happy here. In general, this is a luxury‑class hostel. I would gladly stay here much longer, and I even feel a little sorry that I only had one night.

I booked this hotel based on its location, as I needed to get to Suvarnabhumi Airport. It's super convenient – just turn right out of the hotel, then right again, and go straight to reach the Airport Rail Link. If you turn left and walk a few steps, you'll find the King Power Duty Free shop, though there wasn't much to buy. A bit further down is CentralWorld, and from the roadside here, you can catch bus 1-80E directly to the Grand Palace, which is the last stop, for just 8 baht. Overall, it was a great stay, and I'd definitely book again.

The room size is suitable for one or two people. The entire building is laid out in a 'hui' (回) shape, with many rooms, and the soundproofing is decent. The bathroom facilities are a bit old but well-maintained. I've stayed here before, and it seems the lobby and elevator areas have been renovated in recent years, which gives it a more upscale feel. There's a 5th-floor outdoor pool and a 12th-floor rooftop pool. The rooftop pool gets too much sun during the day, so it's not used much. The housekeeping staff are very responsible and clean the rooms thoroughly every day. All the services are quite good, and explanations are clear. There's a rather large UV disinfection lamp in the corridor, which I often see in different locations, indicating it's frequently moved and used. Sometimes when returning at night, I pass by the small hall on the second floor and see staff on ladders cleaning the crevices of the high-up decorative lights. This shows their commitment to cleanliness. The hotel's second-floor skywalk connects directly to the BTS, making it very convenient to take the train. It closes at 10 PM.