Hotels near Rajadamri Sky Train Station, Bangkok

We booked an executive suite because it had a washing machine. As a result, when we checked in, we saw a closet instead of a washing machine 🤡 The staff agreed to change the room, but then we regretted it... The washing machine is in terrible condition and has been in need of replacement for a long time :) The apartments themselves are clean and comfortable, but clearly not the newest. The air conditioner is old and very noisy. All this is offset by a view pool on the 33rd floor and a very tasty breakfast. There was a European menu here, you definitely won't go hungry!

The hotel is near shopping malls, restaurants, music venues. Walking distance to the BTS, good service, reasonable priced rooms.

The hotel is simple and basic, very close to the platform of Shaaling Station. There are many streets, many food stalls and a lot of massage rooms nearby. After the government banned the Siloa night market in July 2016, the night market slowly appeared again.

A very good hotel for the price., The hotel is connected to the airport metro and is a very good and clean hotel After coming to the hotel, if you have to go anywhere then it is very easy because the metro is right at the gate. local restaurants, Starbucks and food shops are just outside the hotel.I think this is the cheapest and best hotel in a city like Bangkok.

Beautiful place! If I could visit Bangkok again, I’d still stay here! The owner is very nice and helpful. Their staff and crew are always alert if you need them. The only downside is that the sheets stinks, the pillowcase stinks, and the bathroom is unkempt.

Nicely located high end hotel with nice thai service, maybe the check in/out procedure should be reviewed to make it faster when crowded and skipping the compliments. Fair gym and pool. Cost of the food is definitely too high though for local cuisine

The clean rooms were well-maintained, providing a cosy and comfortable stay. The compact space was cleverly designed to maximize functionality without sacrificing comfort, and it included a comfortable bed and a small desk area.

Its an older hotel. We needed a place while waiting for a new condo , and it's excellent Clean , big room's and access to Netflix!!!! Check in was easy and the staff are very nice Second time using a UHG hotel. They're excellent

We stayed here for two nights on a layover between flights from the UK to Australia. I booked this because it was cheap (and I am cheap), and because it offered a very cheap ”family suite” option of two interconnecting rooms. I was travelling with my 11-year-old daughter and this seemed like a good option for us both getting an undisturbed sleep. I'm an Accor member, and have stayed in Ibis Styles hotels in several places around the world. They're generally OK. This place was way above normal Ibis Styles standards. This hotel is very new: it had been open for a couple of months when we stayed. The location is good. It's very close to Sala Daeng BTS and not far from Silom MTR. It's on a major road. However, it is down its own little alleyway, so it is isolated from traffic noise. It's a private, dedicated alleyway, with a good smooth surface and good lighting, not a scary dark alleyway. The lobby is light and airy and really nicely decorated, with floor cushions on a stairway which is a nice place to sit around. Check-in was great. The receptionist was friendly and helpful, and gave me all the information I needed. She even showed us to our room, which was on the ground floor. She apologised for it being on the ground floor, but really this was fine. The rooms were lovely. There was a door which closed us off from the rest of the corridor, meaning that we had a section of corridor to ourselves and could leave our doors open if we wanted to. The rooms were brightly coloured and extremely clean. The shower areas were huge. The beds were incredibly comfortable, with nice soft duvets. My one caveat is that these rooms were great for us, because there was one person in each room. It might be less good if there were two of you in a room. The showers are glass, and look directly onto the bed. There's a blind, and the door is partially frosted, but if you were lying in bed, even with the shower blind down, you could see the head and feet of the person in the shower. Also, the sink is in the room, rather than in a separate bathroom, so there's no privacy when you're brushing your teeth or shaving or whatever. Again, great for one person: you can watch TV while brushing your teeth or showering, but maybe not great for two people. The TV had very limited channels - for English I think there was only al-Jazeera, ChannelNewsAsia and RT. But it had YouTube built in, so you could find yourself something good to watch. The TV was a decent size - maybe 40”. WiFi was very fast and free. The breakfast buffet was small, but really good. The food was lovely. The pool area is great. It's on the roof, and it's shaded in the afternoon by surrounding buildings. From one end of the pool there is a good view across the city, even though it's only on the 9th floor. The bar by the pool did some lovely mocktails too. This hotel was unbelievably cheap - less than US$40 per night for one room - but it did not feel like

I don’t know why I feel cheated by the hostel. The price was double expensive than usual rate. The people. Speak to in the hotel pleated very cunning such as abusing my courtesy of sharing social recreation items but included theft of my consumables. A group of people in the hotel on 2nd of March sneaky enjoyed my hospitality without basic decency of saying thank you despite them wasting more than 500THB of my items. On the 3rd of March, someone Exerted aggression and fear to me directly and squeeze my head and neck area. This has led me to feel that I don’t feel safe but also with pain on neck and nerves.