Summit Pavilion Hotel Reviews
Summit Pavilion Hotel
55 Pattanakarn soi 65, Pattanakarn rd., Praveth 55 ซอย พัฒนาการ 65, Prawet, Bangkok, 10250, ThailandView Hotel Details
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Summit Pavilion Hotel Guest Reviews
3.3/5
9 review
Verified reviewsLocation3.3
Amenities3.3
Service3.3
Cleanliness3.3
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Luxury Suite
Stayed in Mar 2024
Business travelers
13 review
Outstanding
Posted on Apr 18, 2024
The room is clean and the front desk is friendly
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Anonymous User
Studio Double Superior
Stayed in Jul 2023
Business travelers
20 review
Posted on Aug 3, 2023
Passing by accommodation…
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jsycl
Studio Double Superior
Stayed in Aug 2023
Family
3 review
Outstanding
Posted on Sep 1, 2023
Service is very good
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Guest User
Stayed in Jun 2024
Other
0 review
Posted on Jun 27, 2024
Our stay was fine with one exception; after using outdoor shower by pool, I slipped on the wet tile and had a very bad fall that I’m recovering from. I believe they need rubber mats or something by shower area. Also the sauna and snooker shown in photos were either absent or not available 🙁
Guest User
Stayed in Dec 2023
Other
0 review
Outstanding
Posted on Dec 13, 2023
An excellent value for money. Large rooms, quiet (no group of tourists at the time of our visit!) , clean pool, very good breakfast included with the room, nice service. It is very close to the airport, so it is quite convenient on your way in or out.
Guest User
Stayed in Nov 2023
Other
0 review
Posted on Nov 19, 2023
The hotel in general is in a relatively isolated location and generally run down, room smelt of cigarettes and breakfast was a joke so don't bother having it at hotel. Room rates are great but you get what you pay for. If it's a short stay due to proximity to airport pay the extra money and get a genuine 5 star that caters for western folk. It seem their main clientele are Japanese from what i can see. As for providing credit card information. I recommend a temporary or virtual/travel card, if they do not accept this pay cash if you can. To save you all the hassles just book a high quality 5 star hotel for short stays most of these issues are resolved then.