Theatre Residence

The room was clean and tidy, and there are markets nearby with a variety of delicious food options. You can also take a boat from the pier to visit the Grand Palace and Wat Arun.

I'm posting photos, but that doesn't mean I'm satisfied. I rarely leave bad reviews, but this was truly awful. 1. When I arrived at night, the security guard watched me struggle with my luggage without offering any help. 2. The person who checked me in wasn't a professional front desk staff member, but rather an older guy. He didn't give me a toothbrush, and I only realized there was no toothbrush or toothpaste once I got to my room. 3. I killed three mosquitoes as soon as I entered the room. 4. The air conditioning was incredibly loud and kept waking me up all night. 5. The blinds didn't block out the sun, so I was woken up by the light around 6 AM. 6. The duvet in the room was very damp, and the pillows were so soft they were unusable. 7. The room had no design aesthetic whatsoever, just cheap, small tiles everywhere. 8. The only redeeming quality was that the breakfast tasted okay, though the variety was very limited.

The room was pretty clean, comparable to the standards of Orange Hotel or Ji Hotel in China. The pool was on the smaller side. Breakfast wasn't great; just simple bread and fruit, but the breakfast area had a nice ambiance, right by the river. It's not far from the pier, which makes getting around by boat very convenient.