W22 by Burasari Hotel

The hotel is quiet, which I think is important for a metropolis. The reception area and the overall atmosphere are friendly. The room is pleasant and clean, with shower gels provided. If you need a toothbrush, you can ask the front desk staff for one. The mattress and pillow are comfortable. On the second floor, there's a common area where you can heat up your own food and grab some complimentary instant coffee. There's also a water cooler. Downstairs, at the reception, there's refreshing fruit-infused water in a pitcher, which is very tasty. The location is absolutely top-notch; staying in Chinatown feels like an attraction in itself, it has its own unique vibe. I highly recommend it. We stayed here for three nights and slept very well. The service is pleasant. For the price, this is an excellent hotel, 10/10.

The hotel is quite unique, designed in a loft style. It was an interesting experience, something that's better to see for yourself than to just hear about. The location is so-so. It's a short walk to the main streets of Chinatown, but the street where the hotel is located doesn't leave a positive impression. There are homeless people, abandoned buildings, and night workers (though I must say, they don't bother you and are quiet without any commotion). I want to specifically mention the lobby and reception area. They are awesome! There's a magnificent collection of motorcycles (or perhaps it's a branch of some shop) with Harleys, BMWs, etc. I really liked that. And I'd also like to commend the staff; everything was fast, with a smile, and not intrusive.

I've stayed in many hotels, both expensive and cheap, but this one is different. The interior design is great, and it's a hotel full of unique charm. The blend of modern and antique styles is excellent. The staff are very friendly, and the hotel is clean. I didn't expect much from the breakfast since it was so affordable, but it was delicious.

Excellent hotel with very polite and customer-oriented staff. The buffet breakfasts are good, and the rooms are clean with all the essentials, including shampoo, shower gel, and water.

This boutique hotel is conveniently located in the old town. Its decor is simple and retro, and there are many beautiful restaurants and cafes nearby. You can explore many places on foot, making it a hotel with great value for money :)

The hotel has a loft-style design, and we had a triple room. The windows faced inwards, overlooking the hotel interior. The rooms were clean, and the beds and pillows were soft and spotless. The toilet door is a sliding one and doesn't lock. If you get up to use the toilet at night, there are windows at the top of the toilet area that open into the room, illuminating the entire room very well, which might wake everyone up. Be sure to set the air conditioning at night, as it gets stuffy within an hour without it. Breakfasts are good, served buffet-style from 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM. There's rice, sausages, chicken, eggs, ham, and fruits. Coffee, juices, pastries, and cereals are also available. However, there were no green vegetables. The hotel is located in Chinatown, which can be a pro or a con depending on your preference. European food is practically non-existent in the immediate area; we found a McDonald's at Plaza 1 shopping center, 1.2 km from the hotel, or you can heat up food at 7-Eleven as an alternative. Attractions are nearby; the palace is two subway stops away, followed by an 800-900m walk or a 100 baht tuk-tuk ride.

The location near Chinatown is pretty good, and it's clean. The only issue is that there's no showerhead, which makes it inconvenient for kids to shower. Other than that, the value for money is quite good.