Hotels near Siam BTS Station, Bangkok

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The location is convenient, with the metro right nearby, so getting around the city was easy. The room was clean and spacious, and housekeeping came every day. I loved that I could choose a time that worked for me. The staff were friendly and helpful. There’s also a café on the rooftop where you can grab breakfast, plus a pool. Honestly, I didn’t find any downsides. I was very happy with everything and would definitely stay here again.

My flight was in the early hours, so I just randomly booked a hotel near the Siam shopping area. To my surprise, it was incredible value for money! It had a balcony, a full kitchen with pots, pans, a microwave, and a large fridge. A two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit for only 420 (currency not specified). The hotel is within walking distance of several Siam malls, making shopping and dining super convenient. Downstairs, there's a 7-Eleven and massage shops everywhere. The cleanliness was fine, though the facilities were a bit old, but well-maintained. There were only two elevators, so wait times could be long. The front desk staff spoke Chinese, making communication seamless. On the 8th floor, there's complimentary drinks, fruit, and desserts available all day. If you're on a budget but want to be close to the shopping district, and prefer a lively and convenient neighborhood, this place is a must-try!

I first stayed here for three nights last year, and this time I stayed for four. The service was excellent throughout both stays, and the location is decent, about 500-600 meters from the BTS Skytrain. There are four 7-Eleven stores nearby, plus a simple local night market selling food and fruits. However, I hope the hotel can improve its hygiene. This year, the cleanliness was noticeably worse than last year. Even after specifically asking for a room cleaning, there were still hairs in the bathroom and the area around the bed hadn't been swept.

I frequently stayed at Asia Hotel and it has been 4 times within 10 months. Location is excellent and directly connected to Ratchathewi BTS. 7/11 is just downstairs. Easily accessible to local food vendors and Thai massage. The hotel rooms are a bit old, but you can still manage to stay here unless you are allergic to these flaws. Staffs are very friendly and willing to help especially security guards and housekeepers. But, I found out that some receptionists are kind of rude and very straightforward. They need to be well trained to improve their services I guess. Photo is the view from my room.

I had a very disappointing stay at this hotel. The staff were very helpful and polite, but unfortunately, everything else was a bad experience. On the first day, I was assigned room 706. The bed was extremely soft and felt like the springs had collapsed. When I informed the staff, I was told there were no other rooms available. On the second day, a different staff member kindly helped to change my room to 307. However, it was located right next to the staircase, and there was a strong sewage smell as soon as I opened the door. It was very unpleasant. On the fourth day, after housekeeping cleaned the room, they left the window open and didn’t close it. As a result, I was bitten by mosquitoes during the night, and even worse, I experienced what seemed like bed bug bites. My whole body became very itchy with multiple bites. Although the hotel is conveniently located near the BTS, the overall condition is old and outdated, and cleanliness is not up to standard. Overall, this was a very uncomfortable and disappointing stay. I would not recommend it.

The beds and rooms were clean, but after closing the doors, the signal and 5G reception were very poor, and the Wi-Fi was weak. We had to open the doors to use the internet. The host was friendly and could speak English. The hot water sometimes didn't work, but overall it was fine. The location is near the train station and Pratunam Market, so booking a car might lead to traffic jams; it's better to go to the main road or take a motorbike.

Location is quite good, there is a local street market just foot steps away from hotel and you can get really good dishes all within 15 minutes, but it closes around 8 p.m. You can easily hire a grab bike nearby, to get to the other spots in town. Many complained that the showering room was too tiny and could barely move but I felt it was fine, I am 5 inch 10 feet and weigh 170 lbs for reference. The room and the hallways have lots of design that I feel the vibe for hotels in Southern Europe, a good plus. Pity that there's no indoor gym or pool but a bit of search could find a match nearby.

I have stayed at this hotel 3 times now, and I still love it! It is my top choice every time I visit. Why I keep coming back: Amazing Staff: The team here is wonderful. They are so friendly and always ready to help with a big smile. They make me feel very welcome. Perfect Location: The location is excellent! It is very close to everything you need, great shops, tasty restaurants, and easy transport. It makes exploring the city so simple. Top Quality: Everything is always clean and comfortable. Whether it is the service or the room, it is always a 5-star experience for me.

The Centre Point Hotel Chidlom, Bangkok, is conveniently located near BTS Chit Lom station. I highly recommend getting off directly at this station. Don't make the same mistake I did by getting off at Siam station for convenience; dragging luggage under the scorching sun was unbearable. It's a 5-minute walk to CentralWorld and just a few more minutes to Big C, which is perfect for buying souvenirs on your last day. Central Embassy, a high-end mall, is a 10-minute walk behind the hotel. The surrounding area is excellent for shopping and dining. The lobby offers complimentary coffee, iced water, and hot chocolate during specific hours. I highly recommend the rich double chocolate – it's creamy and delicious. The hotel facilities are excellent. The free swimming pool and gym are open until 8 PM. There's also an indoor children's play area, an activity room, and a game room where you can play racing games, suitable for both adults and children. The spacious pool area includes a massage pool and foot bath, and the changing rooms have dry and wet saunas, plus a warm hydro-massage pool. The staff are friendly and courteous; luggage is delivered directly to your room. The rooms are equipped with simple tableware and a washer-dryer. The hotel provides free laundry detergent daily, which is perfect for Bangkok's humid weather. Just remember to bring your own hangers, as the ones in the wardrobe cannot be taken out of the room. The rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows, offering great natural light and a convenient spot to dry clothes. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, with both a shower and a bathtub. The bathtub is wider than those in typical hotels, making for a very comfortable soak. I saw some reviews mentioning poor hygiene and water pressure, but staying on the 28th floor, I didn't experience any of these issues. My room was clean and tidy, and the water pressure was perfectly adequate. Overall, the location is excellent, the facilities are comprehensive, and the service is attentive. It’s a very comfortable place to relax and enjoy a holiday; I highly recommend staying here.

At this hostel's 1/0 sauna, I met a gorgeous bearded guy who spoke Chinese (he was well-endowed and pierced). He was very outgoing, and we had some fun in the upstairs darkroom once. He even taught me how to blow, haha. But I'm a bit slow to warm up and shy, so the last time I saw him at the front desk, I was too embarrassed to ask for his contact info. Such a shame (I miss him, haha). The hotel's service and location are great, but the facilities and cleanliness could use a little improvement. Considering the low price, it's pretty decent overall (but if you don't want to be bothered, I'd recommend choosing a regular hotel).