Business Hotels in Samut Prakan

We booked this hotel for the last leg of our trip, mainly to visit hhe Ancient City” and for its access to the airport. The location was perfect, the airport was around 40 minutes away by Grab and cost us 520 baht. Our room was very spacious with twin beds ( both queen size) . It was well equipped with a mini fridge, hairdryer, and tea and coffee making facilities, making it comfortable for a short stay. The hotel has a decent-sized, well-maintained swimming pool.(not heated) There are also separate male and female saunas, both of which were well looked after and a nice extra. Breakfast was a buffet and there was a good selection of Thai dishes alongside fruit, yoghurt and toast, and everything we tried was fresh and tasted great. One of the biggest advantages of this hotel is its proximity to the Ancient City. The entrance is just a few minutes’ walk away, making it ideal if you plan to explore. We spent around seven hours walking the entire site. The ticket office is about a 15-minute walk, but reception can take you there in a golf cart if needed. Top tip: buy your tickets online. They’re around half the price of the ticket office. On the main road near the hotel and the Ancient City entrance, there are plenty of songtaews running regularly. We used them to travel to Big C and Robinson, both about 10 minutes away, and paid just 20 baht each. Overall, a great base for visiting the Ancient City, with spacious rooms, helpful staff, excellent value.

Authentic Stay at Bangkok Sukhumvit Hotel My recent stay at the Bangkok Sukhumvit Hotel, situated in the heart of Sukhumvit, truly highlighted its prime location. The hotel is conveniently close to BTS Skytrain stations (like Nana and Phrom Phong), and it's just a few minutes' walk to Terminal 21 shopping mall. The area is packed with restaurants and convenience stores, offering a vibrant nightlife. The transport and shopping convenience here is a perfect ten. Room Experience I opted for a Deluxe Room, which was approximately 32 square meters – quite spacious with a modern, minimalist design. The floor-to-ceiling windows offered a fantastic view of the city lights at night. In terms of amenities, a minibar, LCD TV, and safe were all available. However, some details showed a bit of wear, for instance, the air conditioning was a little noisy when running. The bathroom featured a dry/wet separation and stable shower water pressure, though the bathtub edge had minor scuffs. The bedding was clean and comfortable, and the Wi-Fi signal was strong, making for an overall good living experience. Public Facilities and Services The infinity pool on the hotel's top floor was a major highlight. The water was crystal clear, and you could swim while enjoying the Bangkok skyline. The fitness center was well-equipped and open 24 hours. The staff were enthusiastic and welcoming; the front desk offered complimentary welcome drinks and a map upon check-in. However, luggage storage response at night was a bit slow. Breakfast was a buffet, combining Thai and Western options. I highly recommend the freshly cooked noodle soup, though the variety wasn't as extensive as in higher-end hotels. Value for Money Summary For a four-star hotel, the value for money is outstanding. It's well-suited for business travelers and independent tourists. I particularly recommend choosing a higher-floor room to avoid street noise. A minor downside is the long elevator wait times during peak hours. Nevertheless, considering its location, service, and price, it remains a worthwhile choice in the Sukhumvit area that I would definitely repurchase.

The room was lovely and clean, but not very soundproof from the outside. The towel art was really cute, and there were even flowers decorating it, but I was so sleepy I packed them away too quickly. 😅