Aiden Surawong Bangkok

Great hotel! Located in a good neighborhood with plenty of shopping malls, stores, and Lumpini Park nearby, and about a 30-minute walk to the historic center. I loved everything: the unique Gatsby-style interior, modern rooms, and I especially want to mention the coffee machine and Harnn toiletries. Breakfast is à la carte and quite filling, though there are literally only about five options, two of which are Western, plus a small buffet—you definitely won't go hungry. The pool has a great view, though it's a bit shallow. There's also a small gym, which could certainly be a bit larger. Highly recommend! I would stay here again :)

The staff were extremely friendly, and the rooms were clean and wonderful~ For those who love massages, there are plenty of massage shops right next to the hotel~~

The hotel's public facilities are super gorgeous, and the in-room amenities are very new. It also features smart mood lighting and pull-down curtains to separate different zones. It was a very comfortable stay. There are plenty of massage parlors around, making it very convenient, and there's a 7-Eleven just a 2-minute walk away.

This is hands down the worst hotel I've ever stayed at in Bangkok. My friends and I booked four rooms, and three of them had serious hygiene issues. In my room, there were hairs from the previous guest, a SIM card, and bloodstains on the bed. One of my friends' rooms was crawling with ants on the bed, nightstand, and TV cabinet. And in another room, there was a dirty sock left by the previous guest in the corner. When we reported this to the front desk, the staff was incredibly indifferent 😑, not even offering an apology. Only after I insisted did they change our rooms. And seriously, don't trust the photos; the 'pool' was smaller than the communal bath at my village's bathhouse. It was truly as bad as it gets. The experience was absolutely terrible. Plus, one of the front desk staff had poor English, making communication difficult.

This is a new hotel with decent cleanliness, and rooms are cleaned daily. The lobby is on the 8th floor, and it features a gym and an outdoor pool. The hair dryer is a bit dated, and the bathroom and bed in the room are separated only by a curtain. There were no issues with the air conditioning. Overall, the public areas are very compact yet fully equipped. For this price, the value for money is quite good. The hotel's location is a bit controversial. On the one hand, it's genuinely very convenient, located extremely close to ICONSIAM and right next to voco. I took taxis the entire time and didn't use public transport. There is a street full of massage parlors right downstairs, and the massage place across the street has a great environment. Downstairs, you'll also find cafes, bars, and several 711s, making it super convenient. On the other hand, the hotel is situated right next to the Patpong Night Market and the Japanese red-light district, so the area gets sketchy at night. Solo female travelers or pairs of women should avoid walking back alone late at night.

I highly recommend this hotel to young people who enjoy trying new things. The hotel has even added deflectors to the air conditioners in the rooms, addressing previous concerns about the draft. The overall decor is very unique and stylish. The breakfast is absolutely fantastic, especially being à la carte. I particularly loved their spicy Thai sausage slices. Both the coffee and Thai milk tea were better than what you'd find in most small cafes. The location is also convenient, not far from two airports and various attractions. The service from the 8th-floor front desk and the 1st-floor greeters/luggage storage staff was excellent as well.

The hotel's location is convenient, with a 7-Eleven downstairs and a street full of massage shops. It's not in a secluded area, but right by a main road. The environment is impeccably clean and hygienic, there's nothing to fault. The staff are excellent; they're able to meet and follow up on customer requests. My friends and I had a fantastic time in Bangkok this trip, and we were extremely satisfied with the accommodation. We'll definitely stay at this hotel again next time we're in Bangkok. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

If you're looking for a pool view or a completely quiet stay, you can just scroll past and don't bother booking this hotel. It can get a bit noisy on lower floors at night, and the comments about the air conditioning blowing directly at your head are true. This time, staying in room 205, I'm not sure why I couldn't get local TV channels (channels 1 and 3). BUT! If you want to be a 10-minute motorbike ride from the Siam shopping district, and close to essential places like Samyan and Chulalongkorn, then this hotel is absolutely my go-to (I've booked it twice already, and I'll probably book it again). And there are genuinely a few reasons why I might keep booking this hotel: First, I left my bracelet in the room when I checked out. I honestly thought it was a goner – everyone knows how things can be in Thailand, haha – but the front desk found it for me (and even some other tiny bits and bobs I'd forgotten about!). Second, the chicken congee at this hotel is SO good... It's so delicious that even though I never book rooms with breakfast, I've booked breakfast every time I've stayed here, and it's made me ditch my previous favorite hotel. This congee is genuinely better than the famous congee shop near Chula recommended on Xiaohongshu... And the iced Americano is excellent. The coffee beans here are even better than some paid coffee shops, saving me the cost of an iced Americano. Third, the hotel staff are genuinely very friendly and polite; there's no discriminatory attitude or difference in service.

The location is a bit far from the subway, but there are many massage parlors and snack shops nearby. The only downside is the traffic, otherwise, it's pretty good. The room has character.