Hotels near King Rama VI Monument in Bangkok

During my recent visit to Bangkok, I had the pleasure of staying at Bandara Suits Silom, and it truly exceeded my expectations. This boutique hotel provided a delightful experience from start to finish, leaving me with lasting memories of my stay in the bustling city. Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted by the friendly and professional staff at the reception. Check-in was swift and efficient, and they even offered me a refreshing welcome drink, which was a thoughtful touch after a long journey. The staff members were well-versed in English, making communication smooth and easy. The location of Bandara Suits Silom was superb. Situated in the heart of Silom, one of Bangkok's vibrant neighborhoods, I found myself surrounded by an array of restaurants, street food stalls, shopping centers, and nightlife options. The hotel was also conveniently close to public transportation, making it effortless to explore other parts of the city. The room I stayed in was elegantly designed, with modern amenities and a touch of Thai charm. The bed was comfortable, ensuring a restful sleep each night. The room was spacious enough for me to move around freely and featured a lovely view of the city skyline. The cleanliness of the room was impeccable, and housekeeping did an excellent job of maintaining it throughout my stay. One of the highlights of Bandara Suits Silom was undoubtedly the rooftop pool and lounge area. After a day of sightseeing and exploring the city, it was a blissful retreat to unwind and relax by the pool, enjoying the panoramic views of Bangkok's skyline. The poolside bar offered a variety of refreshing beverages, and the atmosphere was perfect for both solo travelers and couples. The hotel's dining options also left a lasting impression on me. The breakfast buffet featured a wide range of international and local dishes, catering to all tastes and dietary preferences. The quality of the food was top-notch, and the attentive staff made sure that every guest had a pleasant dining experience. Bandara Suits Silom also provided excellent facilities, including a well-equipped fitness center, a business center, and a spa for those seeking some pampering and relaxation. Furthermore, the hotel's commitment to sustainable practices was evident through their efforts to minimize waste and conserve resources, which I greatly appreciated as a conscious traveler. Throughout my stay, the hotel staff consistently demonstrated exceptional hospitality, always going the extra mile to ensure that guests felt welcome and comfortable. They were eager to assist with any inquiries or requests, making me feel valued as a guest. In conclusion, I can wholeheartedly recommend Bandara Suits Silom to any traveler visiting Bangkok. It offers a perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and warm hospitality in the heart of the city. Whether you're in Bangkok for business or leisure, this hotel is a fantastic choice, and I look forward to returning for another memorable stay in the future.

Great city location in the middle of everything and close to the Metro lines. Ping pong shows and the LGBT+ road are a short walk away with a load of bars and restaurants within walking distance too. The room was spacious and quite well equipped with tea and coffee, shower gel, hair dryer, water bottles, safe etc alongside a comfy bed and pillows which I wasn’t expecting for such good value. The only drawback is that there isn’t a proper window in the room, just a couple of stained glass blocks to let a little bit of natural light in. AC worked perfectly and the shower pressure was good. Would stay again for a budget city base

Nice stay as usual, new refurbished room! Enjoy time in finishing post! Good service! Always have a great smile from staffs to welcome you from the hotel entrance to reception & restaurant, bar.

This is my first time traveling abroad alone and finding such a convenient place to stay can solve all the problems. This place is close to the Tiantie Shaladen subway station and the Bangkok Underground Railway is Long Station. The food stalls just a few steps away from the hostel were packed with people coming here to eat especially during lunchtime (most people). The room and bathroom were clean as well. I saw some staff cleaning the whole place every day. You can also use the tableware downstairs, but make sure to clean it up after use. I would definitely return here (again) if I had the opportunity to visit Bangkok again.

Hotel is ocated in the alley at the back of Central Silom complex. This is my second time staying at this hotel. Overall is new and clean. Soundproof is a bit a matter to concern for those who need privacy. As mentioned before, I love their roof top pool, it is nice and private, it is really good to spend late afternoon chilling by the pool.

🫰🏻Good location, good room, near the source of food 😀😀😀 would be better if checking in early and request to be informed before time The hotel has no service. Have to pay extra to upgrade the room 😅 For the view, it's about the city view 😁

Most popular destinations, like MBK, Chinatown, and Pratunam, are just a 10-15 minute bike ride away, making it incredibly convenient from Red Planet Hotel. You'll also find a variety of restaurants and a 7-11 nearby, ensuring you won't go hungry during your stay. While the hotel card is user-friendly, occasionally, there might be Wi-Fi issues, but the staff is always friendly and ready to assist. The hotel room features a simple design, and there's ample space under the bed for luggage storage. Even if you have an oversized suitcase, it won't obstruct your walking area. Good stay here, recommended!

Sandwiches, bananas, and coffee are served in the breakfast room. The old lady at the front desk will speak Chinese, and can help to contact the chartered car, but pay attention to the driver and the scenic spot together, I went to the Saenenbadu Floating Market, the driver did not take the right place, the car is very enthusiastic to pull you to sit Ship, charter shipping price 4000B.... If the accommodation requirements are not high, you can live

We looked for a suite or apartment at reasonable price, with parking and a good location - and this one is perfect! It’s a residence building, some are living there some subletting and some are guests. Very convenient. The facilities are not brand new but it’s really more than enough for small families.

This is a high class, though somewhat ageing serviced apartment. Although it has a gym, a swimming pool and washing machines, it is not a hotel as it provides no other service, no breakfast, no room service. This means you will have to go out for every meal. There are plenty of restaurants, market stalls and take-aways in the vicinity, so this may not be a problem. In the apartment there is a kitchen with all the cooking equipment you will need. And cupboards, lots and lots of cupboards. Everywhere. The sitting room is nice, the TV channel selection reasonable, though the table/desk will barely accommodate two comfortably. Oddly, the bedroom and en-suite bathroom is the first room, then the kitchen, and then the sitting room, so as a whole it has a back-to-front feeling about it. It is decorated in what I would describe as a colonial style, reminiscent of Hong Kong. The furnishings are ageing, though not musty. Strangely, the reception will ask for ß3,000 as a deposit and when you get into the apartment, you will wonder if you should photograph it in the state you got it—there is graffiti on the desk, cracked tiles, marks on the walls, etc., but they don’t make a fuss about checking the state of things on check-out. It seems more to do with items you might steal, though believe me, there’s nothing worth stealing: the linens and towels, etc are decidedly second rate. The bed is comfortable enough however, though it is situated right on the corridor, so you can be heard easily by passers by. The sliding bathroom door is heavy and will slam, and if the guests upstairs do this, you will be woken by what sounds like a cannonball being dropped on the floor. You’ll hear their water rushing through the ancient pipes too.