Bangkok Chatuchak 4-star Hotels

Basic hotel with basic amenities. Quite sad that request for extra pillow cost money. There’s many food stalls around the corner. Really nice cafe called Camin nearby too less than 5 mins walk from the hotel.

The location if you would like to go chaktucak weekend market is great ! Just 1 min walk to MRT exist and 2 stops away to the weekend market , opp union mall and the hotel has its own 711 . Specially mention , please go and checkout the massage shop just located beneath the hotel , less than 30sec walk from the hotel entrance !!! I have tried 4 different massage places and this shop is the best !!! and the price the most reasonable too !!! Experienced masseur !! However the hotel room is small and no bathtub , bed is abit too hard .

Hotel is convenient, short walking distance to MRT and Chatuchak market which is good. The only downside is they do not have any connecting rooms which is very inconvenient for my family as we didn't prepare 2 sets of washing items. Buffet is acceptable but got tired of the same food after the 3rd day.

The hotel is nice and clean with small pool, gym and tennis court. If you are looking for halal food, this is not a good choice as you won’t find any halal restaurants nearby. They offer shuttle buses to and from around the city every morning, they promise to have shuttle buses to the nearby weekend market on Saturday and Sunday. But there is no such service today

We chose Cinnamon Residence as our ASQ quarantine hotel for the mandatory fifteen night quarantine isolation upon entering Thailand from outside the country.  Cinnamon is a  basic, no-frills hotel.  Three meals a day, in plastic take-out containers were provided and dropped off on a chair outside our doors at 8:00, 12:00 and 17:00.   We chose all Thai food, as opposed to western food and found the meals to be pretty good.  The food, predictively, was delivered at or near room temperature, though there was a microwave in the room.  Any items breaded and deep fried came soggy, horribly greasy and beyond redemption by microwave.  I requested a china plate, a glass and a knife, but was told those items are forbidden.  Only the hotel issued Melamine plate, drinking cup, soup spoon or plasticware and plastic forks and spoons are allowed. The sliding window to the balcony was screwed almost closed and could not be opened beyond eight inches.  With that tiny opening, I did not have adequate reach for access to a towel drying rack under the air conditioner.  Residents are allowed to venture outside of the room only by special permission and have no access to the hotel gym or outdoors, whatsoever during their two week quarantines. In the best of circumstances, solitary confinement for over two weeks is difficult.  A couple of things made a nice difference for me.  When I had adequate internet access, I was able to pass the time much more pleasantly.  I needed to make several calls to the management during my first few days in quarantine, asking for attention to my WiFi to achieve that.  The information technology person in the hotel made several changes to my internet connection and finally achieved adequate connectivity for my needs most of the time.  I found that I was able to order grocery items online from Tops Market.  I could get fresh fruit that I craved, as well as other comfort food, I really liked having around.  I wonder how this hotel would have been for a non-public health related stay.  I don’t believe I’d return though, because coming back would likely bring back unpleasant memories of the experience of having been restrained here, inside of four walls for over two weeks.

An 11-story old luxury hotel (all 315 rooms) located at the corner of the government office called Berncain along the northern part of Bangkok. It is a hotel that boasts the style of the hotel which is not the only from the appearance of the hotel with a strong feeling of extrusion. The luxury making around the reception lobby cherry business center is unique to the recent hotel, and it can obtain a kind of expectation from the check-in stage. It is an old established that knows people in the Berncaine District, and it is a good hotel with a scale of the scale, but the reception staff is stationed in the place where the height of the threshold is not felt. I felt a fine care that would not bore the guest during the check-in procedure.

The hotel is in new condition. The cleanliness of the room is good and the bed is comfortable. The hotel has 24 hours reception service, so there is no worry if you arrived at late hours or midnight. The staffs are nice and can speak in English language. The downside is the breakfast provided, it has a very limited choice and there are the same foods over my three days stay here.

The location is not the most comfortable; it can be a long walk to the metro, but there is a free shuttle to the station at a scheduled time. At the same time, within walking distance you will have somewhere to eat, work over a cup of coffee or buy groceries. The rooms are well thought out, but very compact; most likely, it will be just right for singles. At the same time, the room has a balcony, kitchen, washing machine, table, living and sleeping areas. The staff was kind and helpful.

It seems that I am the first Ctrip user to write a review of this apartment. Let me talk about the shortcomings first: there is only one, in a quiet alley where the locals live, 1.8 kilometers away from BTS mo chit station and 1.5 kilometers away from ladprao station. It is indeed a bit far away. Bangkok is hot during the day and sweats easily on foot. Everything else is all advantages: the pictures are clean and tidy, and so is the reality! The 32m2 apartment is sunny and comfortable. Swimming and drinking beer in the swimming pool under the shadow of the trees during the day is cool! There are two main types of apartment residents, foreigners working in Bangkok and local white-collar workers (monthly rent is 16,000 baht plus utilities). The price is fair, the service is good, and the breakfast is simple and delicious. It is suitable for independent travelers who understand English. If you are traveling by renting a car or motorcycle, there are a lot of parking spaces, and the only drawback is not a problem.

The owner of the hotel is a Thai-Chinese, a kindly aunt, and it is very convenient to communicate. The waiter is also very polite. The hotel is relatively secluded, has a business card, provides a car service, when you come back, the hotel card is just a taxi driver, it is not difficult to find.