Mercure Bangkok Sukhumvit 24

The location is excellent, right next to Emporium and not far from Rung Reung. If you're taking the BTS, you can walk through Emporium to the ground floor and exit by Starbucks to reach the hotel entrance. However, I found that there aren't many street food options nearby; instead, there are more Japanese and Korean restaurants. If you're hungry for Thai food, you'll have to go to the Emporium food court. One important point is that the BTS station on the Mercure hotel's side doesn't have an escalator or elevator to the platform. You have to rely on the hotel elevator, but it only operates after 10 AM, which is extremely inconvenient for guests checking out before then. The hotel design is very trendy and stylish; the wooden key card was a first for me. The room isn't large but has a good design, including a small sofa. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and overall it was quite cozy, but unfortunately, the service was really poor. It was odd that the deposit for two nights was 2000 Thai Baht, and they wouldn't accept ********* dollars. The day before, I stayed at a 5-star hotel where the deposit was 1000 Thai Baht for two nights, and they accepted ********* dollars. Also, there were no slippers or water glasses in the room, and the amenities were not mentioned by the front desk. Furthermore, the shower pressure was a bit low. It seems many details were overlooked. On top of that, the service was truly subpar, much worse than the hotel I stayed at in Thong Lo the day before. I probably wouldn't want to stay here again unless there were no other options.

Overall, it met my expectations, no disappointment. 1. The two single beds were only three feet wide, a bit narrow. 😂 2. We swam and played ball every day, so we needed to change towels quite often, but the staff were always patient and happy to change them for us. Thanks! 3. The restaurant space is spacious, but the breakfast selection wasn't very diverse. 4. The pool on the top floor offers an open and comfortable view.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just a 3-minute walk to the subway station, with many massage places nearby. It features a stunning rooftop pool, and the entire property is quite clean. There's a large 7-Eleven downstairs, and they offer luggage storage. Taxis are also readily available and convenient. The floor-to-ceiling windows on the upper floors offer breathtaking views, almost making you feel like you're in Lujiazui, Shanghai. Honestly, the only downside is the price. If you're on a budget, the Ibis in the same building is much more affordable. I'm considering staying at the Ibis next time! 😋😋

The service was great, the lobby was grand, and the rooftop pool had a real resort feel. Most importantly, I felt quite safe. The room furnishings were also of good quality. However, the water pressure from the sink was very slow, and the shower head's water flow was hit-or-miss. On the first night, it was just a trickle, but it got better after I switched rooms on the second day.

Great location near the BTS, with a mall, currency exchange, and a street full of massage shops nearby. The breakfast was fantastic, with a good variety each day. My family even said the noodle soup at breakfast was better than the famous Rung Rueang Noodle restaurant nearby! 😆

Overall, I was quite satisfied with my stay this time. The hotel environment was comfortable, and the room was clean and tidy, making for a very relaxing stay. The staff were friendly and responsive to any questions or issues. The dining experience was also a pleasant surprise; the food quality was good, and several dishes were particularly delicious. The only thing that could be improved is some of the facility details; a little more perfection would make it even better. Overall, it was a good accommodation experience and worth recommending.