Staybridge Suites Bangkok Thonglor, an IHG Hotel

The hotel service is excellent, and all rooms come with a standard bathtub, which is better than the other Sukhumvit Bridge branch. However, the onsen here is not as big as the one in Sukhumvit. If you don't mind the size, you can choose this hotel because the other one doesn't have bathtubs in the rooms.

Highly recommend this hotel! The service is excellent and the facilities are great. The only minor downside is that breakfast is a bit uninspired, but there's a 24-hour supermarket right across the street and an amazing mango sticky rice place nearby. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

The hotel's breakfast menu changes daily and the food tastes good. The room is clean, bright, and has plenty of mirrors, which is convenient for doing makeup. The only downsides are the unstable water pressure in the shower and the lack of hooks in the shower room to hang towels. There's also a mini-fridge, kitchen, and washing machine. The hotel offers a shuttle bus, a 24-hour pool, and a gym. They even have social nights on Wednesdays and Fridays. The front desk staff are very friendly. The hotel is located in Thong Lo, near many famous restaurants and cafes, and it's just a 7-minute walk to the BTS station.

Great location, but the room had a lot of cockroaches and many flying insects. That's my review.

We stayed 12 nights at this hotel, as our options were severely limited by its location. Overall, it's definitely not a 9-star hotel, despite the rating here. The room is good, small, but has everything you need. That's one thing the hotel gets right. I especially want to highlight the washing machine with dryer; we did laundry every evening, and detergent was provided. It was also convenient for drying swimsuits after using the pool. There's one drawback: you have to wait about two minutes for hot water in the shower. Unfortunately, the breakfasts, which are unavoidable when booking, really spoil the experience. However, if you're a fan of eggs and sausages, you'll be fine. The rest of the food isn't great – a mix of vegetables, chicken, lots of batter, and rice. Packaged yogurts were also edible. After about three days, we were dragging ourselves to breakfast. Breakfast is served in the hotel's Coffee Club, which has a student cafeteria vibe. Tables are arranged in pairs, so you'll practically be elbowing your neighbor's plate and participating in their conversations. If you're unlucky, you'll have to queue because there aren't enough seats for everyone. The pool is small but compensated by good hydro-massage. I didn't go to the onsen; sitting naked in a bath with strangers isn't our tradition. One more thing about the service. Even if a hotel positions itself as a 4-star establishment, guests, especially older ones, shouldn't have to carry their own luggage to their room upon check-in. I don't understand why there aren't staff available for this.

The hotel is new and clean, but it's a bit far from the BTS station, so it's not super convenient.