I attended a seminar at this hotel and originally booked a Premier room in the old building. However, since the seminar room was in the new building, I upgraded my room to the new building. This made it convenient for both the seminar and parking. I paid an additional 3400 THB per night, which included breakfast. The total cost per night was 2180 + 3400 = 5,580 THB. For two nights, the price was just over ten thousand baht.
When I switched to the new room, the staff at the front desk gave me a Wi-Fi password that was different from the one used for the seminar. It was fast! If I had stayed in the old room, I'm not sure if I would have had Wi-Fi access.
The bedroom was spacious and luxurious. The sleeping area was as large as the bathroom and had a bathtub. The lounge area had a comfortable sofa that you could even sleep on. The air conditioning was very cold.
The room was clean, but they forgot to remove the old towel from the basket, which startled me a bit. The next day, after cleaning, there were no small towels provided. I was told they would bring some in the afternoon, but they never did.
I barely ate breakfast. The breakfast focused heavily on carbs, with only bacon and two stir-fried dishes as protein options. It wasn't worth paying so much for. The male staff member in charge of the restaurant, likely a supervisor, greeted guests at the front and directed them inside. His service was standard, but his attitude towards customers could use improvement. The other restaurant staff provided good service. I stayed for two nights and had the dinner buffet at the Saraswati restaurant for 890 THB each night.
The buffet I paid extra for was good and worth the price.
I also used the spa service. One staff member, Khun Ann, provided excellent service. I commend her.
The staff who served food during the seminar were very good. They even helped with coffee and were very attentive.
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