Well, how should I put it, it was just okay. We were on our way to Krabi for a vacation and stayed one night in Bangkok for a layover. I'd never stayed at The Peninsula before, so this was my first time. Honestly, from the moment we walked in, the service in the lobby didn't feel particularly warm. Of course, that might be because the night before I stayed at a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, so there was a bit of a drop-off in comparison. As for the hotel room, we booked a suite this time, and I noticed that many of its facilities were quite old. Perhaps the hotel aims to maintain an 'old money' style with a very traditional Thai design, but some of the facilities are really showing their age very obviously. The comfort level, I thought, was pretty good; I slept well. The hotel's location is also good, right next to a large shopping mall, and you can take a shuttle boat to get there. Overall, I'd say it was just average. The service, in particular, I found very ordinary; there wasn't really any special service to speak of. I hope they can improve in that area. Breakfast was also average, not much variety, but the Thai restaurant by the river in the evening was excellent.
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