Hotels near MRT-Ratchadapisek in Bangkok

It’s so close to Ratchadapisek station which I like. DMK airport is less than 30 minutes away. So many interesting places to visit around including malls. Accessibility is my biggest concern when I visit big cities so this place was great for me. Had food delivered when I was too lazy to go out. Just need to explain to staff better to maintain room upkeep.

The room was quite clean, and since it didn't face the main road, it was also pretty quiet. The entire building is huge, and I stayed in Block C, which felt a bit dated in terms of facilities, but everything else was fine. The breakfast had a good variety, including omelets, which I was quite happy with.

Convenient Location by the Yellow Line, but Avoid Rooms Facing the Station The hotel is located right next to the Yellow Line station (second to last stop), which makes getting around quite convenient. You will usually need to transfer to reach the main central areas of Bangkok, but the connection is easy. If you stay here, it’s very important to request a room that does not face the station. The train noise can be very loud, making it difficult to sleep or enjoy the balcony. The hotel itself is pleasant. The breakfast is nice and quite varied, and the staff at the reception are very friendly and welcoming. There is also a small but lovely pool area, and even large turtle enclosures that are interesting to see. Housekeeping cleans the room daily, which is a nice plus. The location is convenient in terms of transportation. There are two 7-Eleven stores very close to the hotel. However, the area is a bit limited when it comes to restaurants and shops, so you may need to travel a little for more dining options. Overall, a comfortable stay with good transport access and friendly staff.

Nice place but not close to siam. Quite far from the center n metro as well. 800m to ratchaphisek station. Using metro from here to siam same budget booking a taxi or grab if you go in group of 3 or more

-We were happy with the room and our stay. -PM Receptionist could do better by greeting customers with smiles instead of keeping numb face and low tone when communicating with guests. - 10/10 for house keeping staff, very helpful.

This place was good. First room I seen 2 cockroaches. Told the front desk. Was quickly changed to another room no issues. I extended my stay (it’s close to metro) had to change rooms. The other room was good too clean no bugs. Only problem I didn’t like is they’re trying to find you for anything. Lose room key 300baht. Clog toilet 3000 baht. Smoke in balcony 5000baht etc… if you’re ok with that it’s not bad and right next to jodd fairs

An old-school five-star, it has everything you'd expect. The only issue is that the room was cold even without the AC on, not sure why, but it kept me up all night. However, it's very close to the big night market nearby, which makes finding food super convenient.

Everything was great! Location is convenient. Metro, 7/11, stores are nearby. The stuff is amazing, they help us with everything. Totally recommend this hotel 🫶🏼

The location is on the MRT line, so you have to transfer once more from the Airport Rail Link. The first time, we even transferred between the Airport Link, BTS, and MRT. Later, when going back to the airport, you can ask them to call a taxi, which costs 500 Thai Baht. It's perfectly fine for a family of four. The rooms are clean, tidy, and well-equipped, featuring one large bed and two single beds in two connecting rooms, which is a great design for a family with teenagers. There are also two bathrooms, plenty of space, and the air conditioning and hot water work perfectly. There's a swimming pool on the first floor, which is lovely for a swim before heading out in the morning. The ground floor also has a common area for dining, where you can buy toast to grill and find free hot water and instant beverage packets. There are night market stalls and supermarkets nearby, and a Muay Thai gym on the way from the MRT, which I'd like to try next time.

Although the hotel had been recently renovated, I encountered two separate problems with my room. On the first night, I was disturbed by constant knocking noises — more than 20 times throughout the night — which severely disrupted my sleep. This was especially disappointing because I had specifically requested a quiet, non-corner room, yet I received the opposite. The following morning around 6:15 a.m., I discovered that my room had flooded. The air conditioning unit was leaking water. I immediately contacted the front desk, and the manager promptly arranged for staff to repair the leak and clean up the mess. I truly appreciated their quick response to this issue. Because of the noisy first night, I requested a room change. The staff initially told me the hotel was fully booked and could not accommodate my request. However, when I checked online, rooms were still available that day, which I found quite disappointing. With assistance from Trip.com, I was eventually moved to a larger room. The second night in the new room was comfortable and quiet. I was also offered one complimentary breakfast, for which I am grateful. That said, I hope the hotel will handle special guest requests more professionally in the future — particularly by honoring quiet room preferences and being transparent about availability — rather than rejecting them outright. Improved maintenance of both the room’s noise levels and the air conditioning units would help prevent similar experiences for other guests.