Montien Hotel Surawong Bangkok

It took me a while to choose this hotel, and I'm glad I did! The room and bathroom were a bit small but very clean. The location is super convenient – you can walk to Central Park, and while you might wait a little for a taxi, you'll definitely get one. The gym is quite large with plenty of equipment, and the pool is clean, plus it was empty when I went in the morning. The hotel breakfast was decent, with both Western and Chinese options, and the service was good too.

We stayed at the hotel for three nights and absolutely loved both the hotel itself and the neighborhood it's in. Silom is always lively; you don't even need to go to Khao San Road. The shopping and entertainment street is right by the hotel, where you can find everything imaginable – shopping, shows, bars (I recommend the Irish pub with live music directly opposite the hotel), clubs, and stores. The large, fantastic Central Park shopping mall is only a 10-15 minute walk away. The room was beautiful and genuinely spacious, everything felt brand new, and the bedding and snow-white fluffy towels were delightful. The spacious shower had a bench and a rain shower, and the toiletries were good. The staff were simply wonderful, friendly, and always eager for a bit of small talk. The guys at reception and in the bar – you're amazing, I'll definitely come back to this hotel next year just for you. I asked for a high-floor room with a beautiful view and they provided it without question and with a smile. The hotel has a beautiful lobby and a restaurant area where breakfast is served. There's also a bar on the ground floor with exquisite decor. Housekeeping was daily, and the beds were so comfortable that it was impossible to get up for breakfast – you just don't want to leave them! There's a pool with welcoming staff at the bar; though the pool is small, the water is very pleasant, warm, and clean. I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel to anyone who values comfort and interior design but doesn't want to overpay (like for a W hotel). This hotel is no worse, and its staff make it a place you want to return to.

This was my first time at this hotel. It felt a bit old, but everywhere you looked, it exuded the local culture of Thai nobility. The entire hotel design was gilded, and the bellboys were dressed in traditional Thai attire. **Facilities:** I chose a Premier King Room specifically because it had a bathtub. For under 1000 baht, a room with a bathtub is an absolute steal! You'd be hard-pressed to find a king room with a bathtub for under 1000 at a Marriott or IHG property. Perhaps because it was after the May Day holiday, there weren't many people, so I had the pool all to myself. The swimming lane is about 50 meters long, and even though it's not a rooftop pool, the environment is fantastic, with a slight Babylonian feel. If I remember correctly, it's on the 7th floor, but you can call the front desk to confirm. It's open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. There was no strong chlorine smell, and someone was always monitoring the area, even greeting you proactively. **Service:** Upon arrival, I was immediately offered a refreshing iced drink – sweet and sour, very thirst-quenching. Ctrip mentioned a late check-out service, and the front desk did confirm my departure time, but they emphasized that it was only possible if there weren't many guests, which felt a bit off-putting. There's also a Burger King downstairs, making food delivery very convenient as they'll bring it to the lobby. The VoCo Hotel is right next door, and I'd consider staying there another time.

This is a good hotel with an excellent location, making it easy to get around by taxi. The facilities are clean and well-maintained. The breakfast quality is good, though the variety isn't extensive, which might be more noticeable after a four-night stay.

The public areas are nice, but the rooms are a bit mediocre. Breakfast was delicious though.

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