Hotels near MRT-Sutthisan, Bangkok

The environment is great, and it offers excellent value for money. Although the hotel opened in 2015, the room facilities are perfectly adequate. The location is also fantastic, with a night market and food street nearby, and the subway station is just a few hundred meters away. There wasn't much noise, and the soundproofing was good.

Aspira One Sutthisan is highly rated for its excellent location directly next to the MRT Sutthisan Station (Exit 2) in Bangkok, offering modern, clean, and budget-friendly rooms. The friendly staff, comfortable beds, and convenient access to local food markets and 7-Eleven. It is ideal for travelers seeking, value, convenience, and easy transit access. Aspira One Sutthisan is highly recommended for solo travelers, couples and families looking for a clean, secure, and well-connected base to explore Bangkok. It is particularly praised for its convenience for those needing to travel via the MRT or needing quick access to the DMK airport.

The room felt a bit old, but overall it wasn't bad; it was adequate for sleeping. It was clean, but not very soundproof. At 2 AM, I heard laughter for a very long time, and it was quite loud.

When I checked out, I realized I left my original iPhone charger in the room. I was drying clothes on the first floor and hadn't even left the hotel lobby yet when I noticed it was missing. I asked the front desk, and they immediately radioed the housekeeping staff who checked my room, but they said they hadn't seen it. So I went up to the room myself and found all the drawers open, and the charger was indeed gone. I asked the housekeeper who was cleaning if it was them, and they said no. But then the front desk checked the surveillance footage, and it *was* them. I told the front desk to just have the housekeeper return my charger, and I wouldn't pursue it further. They still insisted they didn't have it. I then asked to speak to their manager. The front desk started to be evasive, saying the manager wasn't working. Seriously?! It's Monday, and your hotel manager isn't working?! I told them I've been staying at their hotel for two years and even know their boss is Chinese. Then the front desk started spouting nonsense, saying the manager is Thai and the owner is also Thai. A little while later, the front desk took a WeChat call and handed the phone to me. You're all Thai, but a Chinese person is calling me to communicate?! I even checked the chat history and their Moments – it was a Chinese person. I said, 'Whether you're the manager or the boss, let me explain what happened first.' So I recounted the whole incident. I then said, 'I only lost a charger, it's not worth much. Just give it back to me. I'm a loyal customer here. Otherwise, if something more valuable like a bag, watch, or jewelry were forgotten and lost, what would happen?' Then he accused me of threatening him, saying with 1.4 billion Chinese people, he didn't believe I had such 'power.' I said, 'Look, I'm a regular customer of yours. Couldn't you privately ask the housekeeper to give the charger back to the front desk so they can return it to me? I won't blame anyone.' But then, you had the nerve to tell me to call the police! For a charger, really?! Are you making so much money from Chinese tourists in Thailand that you've gotten arrogant and started treating Chinese people like dirt?!

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.

Choose this hotel for my family holidays trip. Stayed here for 6 nights and from what I can say is prefect for families who want big room and relax while staying at Bangkok. Rooms are big enough for 3-4 person to stay in. There are BTS station and bus stop nearby. Also big 7-11 is just next door. I saw a few bad reviews while still deciding whether to book or not but I decided to book mainly because of room size, near to BTS station and 7-11. So if those are your main need this hotel will be great fit for you.

I rarely write negative reviews, but this experience needs to be shared for the safety of future guests. My booking was from Jan 27 to Feb 5. I checked out early on Feb 3 due to a serious incident. Around 1:50–2:10 AM on Feb 3, someone aggressively knocked on our door. The way it was done made us feel unsafe. I immediately called hotel staff, but no one came to assist. Later, the hotel denied that anyone had knocked and claimed their CCTV showed no record. I had to escalate the case to higher-level staff at Trip.com to push for a proper investigation. Even after Trip.com contacted the hotel directly, the hotel insisted on their strict no-refund policy and refused to take responsibility. Trip.com then offered to compensate me with Trip Coins equal to the refund amount. However, this was not just about money. It was about accountability. I insisted on seeing the CCTV footage myself. Only after repeated pressure did the hotel finally show the recording — and it clearly confirmed that someone had come to our door and knocked. After this evidence, the hotel apologized and offered to change our room. At that point, we no longer felt comfortable staying, so we chose to check out immediately. Only then did the hotel agree to refund the remaining nights. The people who knocked turned out to be neighbors who claimed they heard wall noise. However, the walls in this hotel are extremely thin. You can hear almost everything — walking, chairs moving, and even very private sounds from other rooms. The soundproofing is very poor. If neighbors had concerns, they should have reported it to staff instead of approaching another room at 2 AM. That situation could easily escalate or become dangerous. This issue was resolved only because I insisted on transparency and responsibility. Without pushing for evidence, the case would have been closed under “policy” with no refund. For future guests: please consider whether you are comfortable staying in a hotel with extremely thin walls and a security response handled this way. Safety and transparency should not depend on how hard a guest has to fight for them.

The room was clean and close to the MRT, with lots of food options nearby. However, the room isn't soundproofed at all; outside noise comes right in. The second floor is wooden, and it sounds like people are stomping when they walk. Cigarette smoke also seeped into the room.

I had a generally good stay here. The hotel facilities are excellent and very convenient. It is close to the night market, and transportation is easy as there is an MRT station nearby. The staff are very kind, helpful, and provided great service. However, I noticed that some parts of the room need better maintenance. Some furniture and door locks are quite old and may need replacing for safety. Overall, this hotel is highly recommended for budget travelers who are looking for a convenient and affordable place to stay.

The location is a bit out of the way, with nothing much around, which is quite inconvenient. However, the room is pretty spacious and there's enough space for luggage. On the downside, the hygiene wasn't great; there were stains on the shower curtain in the bathroom 👎. But on the plus side, it's quite affordable, so it's acceptable for a short stay.