Le Tada Residence

We stayed at Le Tada Residence for one night between flights. The ladies at the reception were kind, and the guys helped with our luggage. The rooms were simple and clean, the air conditioning worked well, and there were no strange odors. The shower worked fine, and the water pressure and quality were satisfactory. No deposit was required. There's a nice park nearby where you can take a stroll.

The staff were all very nice and lovely. The room was great and offered incredible value for money. Next time, I'll definitely stay for several days. Very impressed!

The hotel has two buildings, one new and one old. We stayed in the old building, and the facilities were very outdated. The hotel next door was under construction, which we weren't clearly informed about, so it was extremely noisy during our stay. They also refused to let us switch to a quieter room. The service attitude was very poor. We won't be staying here again. I wonder where the people who left good reviews stayed?

A good, clean hotel with a wide selection for breakfast. There's a park nearby with monitor lizards. It's also close to the subway, shopping malls, and 7/11, basically everything you need for a comfortable stay. The staff are pleasant, we really liked everything. There's a swimming pool and a gym. However, the pool is only open until 7:30 PM; we would have preferred it to be open until 10:00 PM.

Stayed with my wife, excellent hotel! The breakfasts were delicious and varied, the pool was clean and pleasant, and the location was very convenient – close to BTS, cafes, and shops. The room was cozy, and the staff was friendly. The only downside: nowhere to dry clothes. Overall, we recommend it!

The room and service were great. The only drawback, which caused me to get injured twice and my companion to also get scratched, was the drawer next to the chair. When getting up, my legs repeatedly hit it, causing injuries. There were no anti-collision corners. I informed the hotel, but received no response, concern, or offer for disinfection. My legs now have scars.

We stayed at this hotel for just one night: checked in at 11 PM and checked out at 11 AM. So, we didn't really have time to properly assess the location. There are two 7-Elevens nearby, and if you exit the hotel onto the main road and turn left, you'll find several street food stalls within about 5 minutes, where you can grab a bite. But overall, there isn't much else around. The room itself was another story. We were given a truly terrible option. Although we booked an upgraded room, it felt like, since we were only staying for one night, we got the worst one possible 🤦‍♀️. It was very dark, as if we were in a basement. The balcony was practically walled up, and the windows didn't open. There was a gap under the door, literally the size of a matchbox. Meanwhile, the cleaning noise in the hallway was so loud it sounded like the staff were working right next to our ears. If we had stayed longer than one night, I would have definitely gone and demanded a different room. Perhaps we just got unlucky, but the impression of the room was extremely unpleasant. On the plus side, there was hot water in the shower with decent pressure, though far from the best. Breakfast. Before the trip, I read reviews saying the breakfasts here were amazing and an absolute must-have, claiming you wouldn't regret it. Honestly, I have no idea where such rave reviews came from. It felt like these people had never eaten anything before. There was practically no choice for children: an omelet or fried eggs – and that was pretty much it. The fruit was unripe. If you wanted to toast bread, you'd need patience: the toaster barely worked, and you could wait about 5 minutes for a single slice. An adult could certainly find something to choose from – the same eggs, vegetables, and a few other options. But for me, breakfast was very ordinary and completely unimpressive. In the evening, you could find food at the nearby street stalls, but personally, I didn't like the food there either. What I did like: the bed was comfortable, the pillows were soft, and sleeping was generally good. However, it's hard to call the stay comfortable – the low ceilings made it feel like they were literally pressing down on you. Perhaps with a different room, the experience would have been entirely different. But after this stay, I can say one thing: I definitely wouldn't come back here. For a one-night sleepover, it's doable, but I wouldn't specifically choose this hotel for a longer stay. Room 735, 7th floor.

The room was very spacious and the service was excellent. Breakfast was a bit simple, but the location was super convenient. It's a 3-minute walk to the main intersection where you'll find five massage parlors and four 7-Elevens on either side. The night market is also great for a stroll, with plenty of cheap food and drinks. The King Power Duty-Free shop is only a 5-minute walk away. I didn't use the subway, opting for taxis or tuk-tuks for all my transport. A tuk-tuk to the Erawan Shrine cost 150 baht, and 200 baht to Chulalongkorn Night Market. The Huai Khwang Night Market wasn't really worth visiting.