Hotels near Dusit, Bangkok

"Overall, everything else about the hotel was perfectly fine, and I had no complaints about my stay. However, my experience with one of the front desk staff members was quite disappointing. There was an older female staff member at the front desk who was consistently unfriendly and had a very unpleasant expression. I always said “thank you” to her and even greeted her with a respectful Thai wai, but she would completely ignore me and never acknowledge me. I understand that everyone can have a bad day, but basic courtesy and politeness are important, especially for someone working at the front desk. Unfortunately, her attitude made me feel uncomfortable every time I had to interact with her. It’s a shame because everything else about the hotel was good. I hope the management will take this feedback seriously and remind front desk staff about the importance of being welcoming and respectful to guests."

"There's a whirring sound from the air conditioning unit outside. Closing the window and door helps a lot, but light sleepers might still find it noisy. My partner and I are pretty loud, but no one complained, which means either no one was nearby or the soundproofing is excellent. It was great."

"The hotel is located on university grounds. It's essentially a student dorm. But the conditions are quite acceptable for an overnight stay or a few days' stay. Overall, I liked the place. The grounds are quite picturesque, the receptionist is cheerful, and there's parking."

"The accommodation was good, but the room I booked was a bit small. I booked for 3 nights, and the housekeeper came to clean, but didn't change the towels on the 2nd and 3rd nights. At first, I thought they forgot. The next day, I had to call to ask for them to be brought. Overall, it was good, not bad. The room was clean."

"The hotel is clean and the staff at the front desk are very welcoming and provide excellent service. The security guard was very helpful with parking. If you have a pickup truck, parking might be a bit difficult."

"Great location, with many cafes within walking distance. The rooms are clean, and there are washing machines with dryers on the second floor. On the downside, it's noisy outside until 11 PM, and this noise can be heard in the room. Overall, it's a very good hotel for its price."

"The location is great, very convenient for transport. There's a 7-Eleven right downstairs. The front desk staff were really helpful. However, the only downside this time was that my flight was delayed, and the hotel wouldn't refund the one night. The Trip.com staff were excellent though; after 6 hours of communication, even though we couldn't get a refund, they offered me points compensation. I suggest that Thailand's hotels could be a bit more flexible and understanding. Thanks."

"The staff were friendly, and the place was very clean. It was an excellent stay! I think it's happened before, but the refrigerator was broken. Other than that, I was satisfied."

"This was my second stay here, this time on the 45th floor. The room was still good, but my previous stay was in a higher-tier room with a floor-to-ceiling window and a higher floor, which was naturally more comfortable. I'd recommend booking as early as possible to get a better room type for roughly the same price. The air conditioning temperature couldn't be adjusted, and it was a bit too cold at night, so if you're sensitive to cold, bring extra long-sleeved clothing. The great thing about staying here is the opportunity to enjoy the changing light throughout the day and night, and to go up to the free 360-degree rotating observation deck to overlook the entire Bangkok – it's fantastic for photos. However, if you want to take pictures with people in them, using the restaurant's balcony during breakfast (which is paid) provides better photo opportunities. You can also move between different balconies to get a 360-degree view of Bangkok. While the breakfast itself is just average, the unparalleled view is, in my opinion, well worth it! I usually arrange this as my last hotel stop before returning home because the Pratunam area is convenient for buying souvenirs, and I feel secure leaving my luggage here. Taking the A3 bus to Don Mueang Airport is also convenient and quick. However, be aware that this time when I waited for the A3 at the bus stop at the alley entrance, I was misled by the ”A3, No Service” message on the bus stop sign, thinking it meant the service was suspended. In fact, it runs approximately once an hour, so it likely meant the electronic display couldn't read the schedule information. Checking bus times on Google Maps is more reliable. If you're going to Suvarnabhumi Airport, the Airport Rail Link City Line is equally convenient. Regarding souvenirs or personal items, if you need pain relief cream, I found that 'Tai Ru Yi' inside The Market Bangkok was much cheaper than Big C next door (Counterpain Hot 120g, 135 baht; Cool 120g, 144 baht). Bio Treatment hair mask sachets were 8 baht, and the red label 3-in-1 milk tea packs were 45 baht for 100g (180 baht for 500g, but this 500g pack wasn't the cheapest – I saw the cheapest at the red label milk tea branch in the basement of Robinson Department Store near BTS S6 station, 165 baht for 500g (50 baht for 100g))."

"This is an excellent hotel in terms of cleanliness and service! I especially like that everything you need is available within the hotel. The room service is surprisingly affordable and meticulous, and they deliver Thai and other international cuisines quickly. They also have fruits, and everything is delicious! I highly recommend it since you can also request free water. I will definitely visit again! 🏃"