Miami Hotel Bangkok

Pros: Great location – lively yet quiet. The sink is outside the bathroom, which is convenient. There's an old lady selling coffee nearby; it's cheap, expertly made, delicious, and a must-try. Plus, 7-Eleven is right next door for easy meals. Cons: The first-floor rooms are too small and don't match the photos, yet they still cost 2100. I'd recommend opting for the rooms upstairs that are around 1000 instead.

The hotel is close to the station and easily accessible from the airport. The room was clean and had all the basic amenities. There's a 7-Eleven right next to the entrance.

This older hotel, built in the 60s, was renovated with a vintage theme, making the most of its potential. It's a visually appealing hotel, so there were many groups of women and couples staying here.

The location is super convenient, it's about a 5-minute walk to the BTS station. The room space is very generous, with enough room to open three large suitcases. The only downside is that the soundproofing is a bit poor. The front desk staff are friendly. I would choose to stay here again next time.

I was a bit bothered by the cockroach in the lobby and the strange smell in the room, but I figured that's just how it is sometimes when traveling abroad, haha. We arrived late at night without exchanging currency, but the hotel accepted our deposit in Japanese Yen. We were really stuck because the currency exchange was closed and we didn't realize we couldn't use a credit card at the convenience store. Thankfully, a staff member, who I believe withdrew money from their own account to exchange for Yen with us, really saved us! I'm so sorry for the trouble, and thank you so much for your kindness!

This hotel was absolutely charming, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay! My husband and I love photography, and this hotel was picturesque everywhere you looked – it was truly a fantastic choice. The staff were also very kind and helpful. The location was great too, so I'd definitely love to visit again!