The Siam Heritage Hotel

The property's prime location near metro stations and nightlife is appreciated. Guests enjoy spacious, well-equipped rooms and praise the attentive, multilingual staff. The breakfast is highly regarded for its variety and quality.

I arrived late at night and the overnight staff booked me into a standard room when I booked a deluxe king room, the room was on a low-floor facing the street. The windows had no sound proofing and I was unable to sleep for that night due to the sound of loud constant traffic. I requested a quieter room and they moved me to the room-type I actually booked on a higher floor facing behind the hotel where it was much quieter. However in the new room had central A/C which was extremely loud and the vents had alot of grime and dust, I developed a sore throat and cough during my stay, im not sure if it was due to the terrible air quality or the dirty condition of the central air conditioning (I doubt they regularly cleaned inside it and is likely full of dust and other mould). The lamps on my bedside table showed signs of dust and some of the floorboards are uneven. Overall the hotel is showing its age, the coriddoors are very dark with no sunlight. The choice of lighting within the rooms & public areas is a very cold sharp whitish blue-light that is very jarring to the eyes and sets a haunting atmosphere amongst depictions of old Thai cultural paintings and Buddhist inspired statues. The location is decent and a short walk to Thaniya mall, many dining choices & Sala Daeng BTS station, but at night especially you its not a family friendly environment as you need to walk past Patpong market street full of tuktuk drivers & stripclubs or Thaniya road that is full of Japanese adult-bars with many working girls calling your attention on the street, just to get to the BTS station.

Located in the outskirts of Bangkok receptionist was not very helpful in arranging Taxi and hotel is very outdated. The beds were very hard. We booked for two nights but left after one. no interest whatsoever from the receptionist why we left