Pullman Bangkok King Power

The room's ceiling was a bit low, and the interior was quite basic. The bedding wasn't very comfortable (old linens, soft pillows), and there were signs of wear and tear. Ventilation was poor, making clothes prone to smelling after washing. Breakfast was discounted for guests, and the price was the same for adults and children, offering good overall value for money. The pool was quite large, but the service and facilities were rudimentary. In the changing rooms, two sets of staff came in to change towels and empty bins while I was showering, completely disregarding guests wrapped in towels and trying to hide in a corner as they came and went multiple times. The hotel's most outstanding feature is the lobby, with its modern minimalist style and Japanese garden water feature, surpassing the public areas of most Pullmans. It's about a 10-minute walk to the BTS stations in front and behind. There's a food court on the upper floor of the duty-free shop next door, and if you walk through King Power to the back street, you'll find coffee shops and 7-Eleven. Both BTS stations also have popular Thai restaurants and coffee shops nearby. I probably won't stay here again.

The location here is excellent, and it's very convenient to catch a taxi right outside. The little elephant doll I got with a tip is super cute. I highly recommend trying the Chao Phraya River night cruise!

The room was a bit small, and there was a strange door inside that I couldn't open – it was quite unsettling, especially staying alone, I was so scared it might open in the middle of the night that I barely slept. The breakfast was very westernized, and there weren't many options for an Asian palate. It might be good for business travelers, but not so much for families. It's also not close to tourist attractions, so we had to take a long taxi ride every time we went out. Considering the high price we paid, I'd say the value for money was quite low.

Great for families with kids! The pool is beautiful. There's a supermarket and night market right outside, and it's easy to catch a taxi. The duty-free shop is within walking distance, and there are plenty of dining options nearby.

I booked a newly renovated room, but to my dismay, the bathroom door wouldn't close properly and the drain was broken, causing water to pool. They had to fix it at 1 AM. Also, I originally booked an omakase lunch for Sunday, but the hotel told me they only offered dinner. Then, on Saturday, they suddenly informed me that lunch was available after all. To top it off, the omakase meal itself was only 40 minutes long, with very few dishes and not much to see. Furthermore, I sent two emails to confirm my reservation before arriving, but never received a reply. I've also never seen a guest elevator being used for deliveries before. Overall, this was a really bad experience. 👎

Although the hotel is a bit older, it's very clean. The staff are all incredibly friendly and attentive, always smiling. The hotel environment is also excellent, and the pool is beautiful. The Japanese-style architecture in the atrium is quite unique. What really stood out this time was the package deal: two hours of unlimited cocktails, beer, wine, and snacks from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM daily at the poolside bar or The Junction. This was fantastic value, and the snacks were plentiful. Breakfast was also very extensive. The dining vouchers provided by the hotel were also a great deal. I highly recommend booking a package. My only complaint is that the Trip.com staff were very unprofessional and impatient during the booking process. After we bought the package, it was upgraded later, but Trip.com offered no help at all. We had to contact the hotel directly to upgrade our package.