48Metro

Unclaimed

I'm a little confused. We made a reservation by phone in the middle of the night upon arriving in Bangkok and arrived in a few minutes. We said we needed space for 4 adults and the lady said she would get a room with two double beds. Upon arrival and paying (900thb / night, air con) we found we got a mini suite with two rooms. One room with a double bed and one with a single bed. We were dissatisfied, but one of our friends said he would go to a friend's house in BKK, so we stay like 3 people. The beds were probably the hardest I have ever seen in Thailand, and I slept in a few different conditions. The first night I could not sleep, but the others were okay. Aparment was elegant with new furniture, but terribly non-functional. One bathroom, with entrance from one of the rooms. For me, the person who slept in another room was very uncomfortable. There was no locker in my room to put my stuff on, nor was there room for my huge suitcase. The whole room occupied the bed and a huge armchair I did not use. And a mini table for scrolling where I had a phone and personal hardware. Rest on the floor. In the second room a huge bed, a mini table dressing gown, and not so big wardrobe. In the lobby fridge, microwave, sofa without sleeping table, TV and small table. Electric kettle, 2 cups (and reservations for 4 people!) And 2 tea bags. In the fridge 2 bottles of water. We did not want to waste time looking for another hotel and extended our stay. In the hotel corridor, there is information on "save the planet" - you will receive 2 bottles of coke if you report that you do not want to change linen. We reported at reception that we did not want to clean the day or change the sheets, but every day someone knocked and did not understand English. One day they came and changed. Towels! There were no towels, only something looks like microfiber cloths, small and one per person. Summarizing. It was not very bad, but I wouldn't choose to say here again. I don't like the lack of functionality. Also, if you visit Bangkok and want to see typical and traditional attractions, then look for a hotel closer to the sights. We lost two hours per day in traffic, moving by fast and paid routes.

Good cheap hotel. Rooms are on the small size but laid out well. New everything pretty much, and fast WiFi with good AC

This hotel is a bit cheap rather than the other near here. Strategic because there is 2 big supermarket and laundries nearby, walk not more than 700m (if I'm not mistaken) to get starbucks. It a bit far with the nearest BTS station, but it's not too far from central city (30minutes to go by BTS/transportation if it's not traffic jam)

Staff service is AMAZING! you can ask the reception 24/7 there is always someone there. The room is good but it was a little dark due to dim lights and the shower head was old and does not work that well, Location is perfect if you dont want crowded places but be ready for GRAB/BOLT theres no tuktuk arounf