Marriott Hotels in Bangkok

The hotel is nice, not too far from different attractions. You can get a car or Tuk Tuk right in front of the hotel or use a hail riding app like grab for convenience. The Lawson downstairs is quite convenient and the staff are really nice. We enjoyed our stay and are glad we booked here. They offer different activity packages to book and a shuttle service for an additional cost. Overall the hotel is nice, we did not get to enjoy the pool because it was too cold and we did not have the opportunity to enjoy it with sun. The spa 100/100 the traditional Thai massage was great and worth every cent.

The place looked very different from the pictures. The building looked a bit old. But everything was super clean. The staff was amazing. The room was clean and the location was amazing. Close to Khao Sand Road(5min walk). There was elevator available and we didn’t have time to get in the swimming pool but it looked nice. If you need hairdryer, it’s available is you ask in the counter. I had a good experience~ even if the pictures were different.

Location is good. The hotel is big and it has many restaurants a pool and very nice view. 7/11 is right on the corner. The only thing was that there was a cockroach in the bathroom. And the bathroom was full of shot black hair. But the staff deep-cleaned after i told them. And there was a lock door probably for big families and i could hear them clearly at night which was annoying

Well located right in the heart of Chinatown Yaowarat. Despite the busy streets in the district, the rooms were relatively quiet. If you are using the room for the purpose to travel actively, I think it’s reasonably priced for the accommodation. Convenient location as it is around 4-5min walk to Wat Mangkon MRT and has lots of food round the clock.

Positive things: Great room views. Hotel is clean. The variety and quality of toilet ametities are very good. Negative things: Awful staff attitude. I inserted in the reservation, made sure to the lady at the check-in, that I would like a quiet room. However, I was put into a room next to the elevator, and that elevator there is VERY NOISY. Everytime the elevarot worked up or down, I could hear it working in side my room. I inquired the reception, informing my room number, to be told immediately the hotel was fully booked, I did insisted that the noise was not pleasant at all. The answer given, in a very rude tone, was that I should try to change for the other night. I then told them that I am staying for one night only. To no avail or change of attitude. After much insistence and even the interference of a local friend who works for the brand, I was changed to another room. In this oher room, to my surprise, there was CONTINUOUS LOUD NOISE FROM RENOVATIONS. Note that it was already 21h00 (9pm). I was even told that in this brand the have a ”golden rule” of not making noise after 17h (5pm). Which again, more unpleasant exchanges with reception with another interference of my friend (who was also shocked) almost one hour after I was ”upgraded” the room. At this new room, which by my view wasn't that different from my original ones, it was finally quiet. Seems that was a room rarely used and with various stains in carpet and bed sheets. However with the stress that I went by, really didn't cover it. It was now five hours of annoying unnecessary stresses with the hotel staff. It is not really a cheap hotel and it has an image of a prestigious brand. The staff attitude was less than acceptable throughout the whole experience. Fortunately I was lucky for my friend to intervene in my favour. Glad that I had to stay only one night. At check-out, I was faced with even unprepared individual who did not know how to use a card machine. I know it's a Hilton, but I can say it was one, if not the most irksome experiences that I have ever dealt with.

I recently stayed at the Pullman G Hotel in Bangkok, and I wanted to share my experience. While it's not the luxury Pullman hotel you might expect, it still offers a fairly comfortable stay. First, the hotel has a modern vibe, and the rooms are somewhat well-maintained and functional. However, it’s important to note that this hotel seems to be riding on the coattails of the more luxurious Pullman brand. Don’t expect the same level of opulence. One of the highlights of my stay was the sunset which could be seen from my room and view from the Scarlet Restaurant. Perched high above the city, the restaurant offers breathtaking panoramic views as the sun sets over Bangkok. It’s the perfect spot to unwind with a drink. The ambiance is relaxed, making it a great place to dine with friends or simply enjoy some quiet time.

Think of the Ambassador Hotel as two separate hotels. This review is being written for the square wing which, in my opinion, is a 3-star hotel. After the first two nights, I reserved the Sky Wing and was walked for 10-15 minutes to another building where I was brought to the 24th floor of what I'd consider a 5-star hotel. It's really two different worlds that share the same lobby, restaurants, and facilities. And the price reflects this. Comes down to your budget and how much comfort you desire. I highly recommend the Sky Wing.