Ibis Bangkok Impact

It's really good! The price is lovely and it's convenient. You can walk from the Skywalk from the BTS. There's also a Skywalk to Cosmo and Impact. I'll definitely stay here again next time!

The basic facilities and amenities are all there. I booked this hotel for a concert at Sundome, and it was really convenient because I could get from the nearest station to the hotel and then to Sundome without getting wet, thanks to the covered walkways.

This is my third stay this year! Even though the roads were flooded, I was able to get to the hotel from Lakemuangthongthani Station on the Pink Line via the skywalk without getting wet. The room is always clean, the sheets are spotless, and the mattress is super soft. 😊 The only downside is that the shower rooms in all the rooms are moldy, and the shower heads aren't very clean. The breakfast is always delicious, no matter what I choose, but I think many of the dishes are quite spicy for Japanese palates because they are so authentic. There are no warnings about spiciness, so those who don't like spicy food should be careful. The front desk staff are always kind, and I'll definitely stay here again when I have business at Impact Arena. 🙏🏻

The hotel was very clean and the staff were incredibly kind! I visited for Ryosuke Yamada's concert, and I was so happy to find that they even had special limited-edition drinks!

It's super convenient that you can walk to Thunderdome via the Skywalk (directly accessible from the hotel's 2nd floor). The breakfast offers a great variety of choices. It's a shame that the in-room hairdryer stops for a few minutes after about a minute of use. Tissues are provided, but there are no slippers.

Walking to the concert at Impact Arena was very comfortable and I didn't get wet in the rain. Most importantly, there's also a breakfast restaurant. However, if you go during a concert, there are a lot of fans.

I come to IMPACT for booths and meetings almost every year. Ibis is the perfect choice for work convenience. No need to set aside extra time for morning commutes; I can just walk through the connecting bridge straight into Challenger Hall. The rooms are simple, with a small desk, enough power outlets, and stable Wi-Fi, so sending and discussing work is no problem. Breakfast at the TASTE restaurant is standard for a 3-star hotel, with a complete selection of eggs, bread, coffee, and hot Thai and international dishes. The taste is average, focusing on quick and easy options. One thing to consider is that the bathroom is quite small, typical of budget hotels. If staying alone, it's perfectly comfortable, but if two people are staying with large luggage, it might feel a bit cramped for placing belongings. Overall, considering the price and convenience, it's the best value choice in this area.