Reviews of Hotel Solo, Sukhumvit 2, Bangkok

swimming pool, definitly disgusting. No really shuttle Service to the main street. Equipments seem too old. needs of renewals. Still, quiet resting time.

Great stay. Only negative was it's quite a way down the soi so bit of a walk to get to the BTS and main street, but lots of taxis and bikes around if you don't want to walk

It was good and clean hotel little bit far from main road but have tuktuk service

Much older than on the pictures

What once was my “go to” hotel in BKK has really gone downhill. The hotel has had little upkeep and it shows. The service, the smile entering the hotel - that’s gone. Expect a guy playing in the corner on a computer whenever you enter. The shuttle bus is gone. The breakfast is gone. I understand the pandemic hit hotels hard, but other hotels in the area seem to be back to normal service levels. The location and rooms are great, just hopefully the service levels returns as the experience this time was “meh”

I had no problems, people were nice place is nice! Thanks for hosting!

Has seen better days. Very spacious room, friendly staff. You get what you pay for.

The lights in the room turned on and off several times at six o'clock. Later, I turned on all the lights and stopped turning them on. I don't know if I was checking out at someone else's house. The sound insulation was very poor and I could hear the sound of water and TV next door.

Facilities: The hotel is indeed too old. The desks and cabinets are all broken, and the air conditioning has poor cooling effect. You need to bring your own slippers, toothbrush and toothpaste. There is a small swimming pool on the roof of the 8th floor, which closes at 8:00 pm. There is no gym. Cleanliness: The floors, toilets and shower rooms are all clean. Environment: A small 8-story building, very close to the apartment building opposite. It is recommended not to open the curtains. The hotel is deep in an alley, about 600 meters away. When we get to the main road, we are about 700 meters away from the nearest BTS Nana station. Service: There is a tuk-tuk bus from 9:00 to 21:00, which is available at any time. It takes guests to the main road one way (not to the light rail station). Breakfast is a set meal of 250 baht per serving, which is very poor value for money.

It was definitely a good hotel at one time but is now very old. Desk panel was partially missing. Pool only had a parasol.

The room was quiet and clean

great will be coming