Sindhorn Midtown Hotel Bangkok, Vignette Collection by IHG

- The room was new and clean, with five-star service and friendly front desk staff. - The twin room had a sofa and a coffee table, plus a desk against the wall. It was great for relaxing and eating takeout. - It's not on a main road, so there's no car noise at night, which was lovely. However, the air conditioning was a bit loud. It seems most hotels in Thailand have noisy AC, but if you're tired enough, you'll sleep through it, which I did. - I really liked the location – it's quiet but still close to the action, offering excellent value for money. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs, and a Starbucks and a Thai restaurant right across the street. If you turn left out of the hotel, there's an organic supermarket down the road, and local breakfast stalls in the morning. - It takes about fifteen minutes to walk to Central World, but it was too hot, so I only did it once. After that, when I was shopping, I'd take a tuk-tuk back. It didn't get stuck in traffic and took about 10 minutes to get to the hotel. Driving in the commercial area can be really congested. For going to other places, this location is pretty good. Staying directly at Central World feels like getting a taxi there and back would be too jammed. This hotel is a better option. - The room I was assigned had no view, just a large empty construction site below. - On two evenings, half of the pool area was under renovation. Although the pool was still usable, it was a bit disappointing.

The Intercontinental brand truly shines here, with Vignette's exquisite and boutique style evident in every detail. The hotel breakfast is plentiful, offering a menu with local specialties. The swimming pool and gym are also highlights, boasting beautiful views of the entire city. The hotel's location is, of course, unparalleled, with two BTS Skytrain lines nearby, making it incredibly convenient to get anywhere. You can easily walk to Lumpini Park, Dusit Central Park, and the newly opened One Bangkok, with more emerging landmarks waiting to be explored!

Just a 6-7 minute walk from the BTS station, and there's a 7-Eleven right next to the hotel. The breakfast selection is extensive and available until 11 AM. The 18th-floor swimming pool is also excellent, and the service there is top-notch. The room was spotlessly clean, and the housekeeper was great at making me feel valued. My wish was granted!

The staff members were incredibly helpful, polite, and enthusiastic, always ready to welcome guests – truly excellent! The room was great, with a 'soul-sucking' comfortable bed (meaning extremely comfortable). The facilities were almost complete (for a 5-star hotel, it should be more comprehensive, like having a room diffuser, and a more thoughtfully designed bathroom counter area for guests to place their personal items, etc.). It seems there are a lot of guests, making it hard to keep every corner of the hotel looking brand new, but overall, it was very clean and comfortable. Most importantly, the location was absolutely superb! What impressed me the most was the breakfast, which offered almost every cuisine imaginable and everything tasted delicious. The staff were fantastic, and the hotel even provided a shuttle car service for guests. Loved it! 💓💓💓

It had been about seven or eight years since my last visit to Bangkok. This time, I was on a family trip with my child. We first vacationed in Pattaya before heading back to Bangkok for some shopping. So, I chose a new hotel in the city center. The room facilities were quite new, but the room itself was small, and so was the bathroom. With two suitcases, it felt quite cramped. The hotel's location is decent, offering a quiet escape in the middle of the hustle and bustle. It's about a 10-minute walk to the Erawan Shrine and roughly 15 minutes to CentralWorld. If you walk two more blocks past the Erawan Shrine, you'll reach Paragon and Siam Square. However, the street in front of the hotel is very quiet, with no street vendors or lively atmosphere. If you prefer a peaceful and comfortable stay, this could be an option. The breakfast variety is a bit limited; some items are à la carte but quite ordinary with no real highlights. For a price just over 1,000 baht, there are actually more choices available.

I've returned to this hotel again, and it's always my go-to whenever I visit Bangkok. This time I added breakfast, and it turns out the hotel's breakfast is absolutely fantastic and great value for money! It's a semi-buffet style with different options every day. Remember to book your room with breakfast included; it's served until 11 am, so you can still enjoy it even if you sleep in late.

The location is pretty good, but we were assigned a lower floor. The hygiene was quite clean. Overall, it was decent. There's a 7-Eleven right downstairs, which is convenient. It's a shame I didn't get to use the pool, haha!