Mercure Bangkok Sukhumvit 24

Located right on Sukhumvit Soi 24, surrounded by hotels, it's very easy to find. There are also plenty of fun things to do and great places to eat nearby.

700 a night felt a bit overpriced, as everything was just average. The room wasn't very big either. Honestly, it didn't even feel as good as an Hanting. Plus, staying in Sukhumvit means dealing with terrible traffic congestion. 🥲

The room was clean and tidy, and the hotel's surroundings were very convenient. There were many massage parlors on the street downstairs, and the two I visited were very reputable. Across the street was an upscale shopping mall, and the location was easy for ride-sharing apps to pinpoint. The most impressive feature was the rooftop infinity pool; it wasn't crowded, and the water was clean, so I started my mornings with a swim every day.

Overall, it was excellent. The room was spacious and comfortable, and it's close to the subway station. There are plenty of convenient options for dining and massages nearby, and it's very close to Central World for shopping. The breakfast was bountiful, and the room was clean. The shower gel smelled particularly good; I wanted to ask where to buy it but found out it was a hotel exclusive. The cleaning lady was very polite and enthusiastic, and the front desk staff were also very welcoming. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs. There's a slight sound of doors closing due to the soundproofing.

The room was great and cleaned promptly. The bathroom was quite clean. It was a city-view room. The top floor has a swimming pool and a bar; the infinity pool is beautiful. The gym isn't very big but has weight training equipment and treadmills.