Bangkok Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"I loved this place! It literally has everything. If you wasn’t here to enjoy Thailand in whole you could literally stay here & forget where you are. Great living, many food places , a spa, & a place you could reserve to throw a party this place has to be top 5 hotels & I’m saying this as a traveler who goes to 12 countries a year ❤️."

"The hotel is a bit further away from the airport than I thought but still within good reach. It s good if you plan to stay here before moving on. There is a street with various restaurants and massage parlours nearby. However, what I didn t enjoy too much was the long waiting time at check in and check out. Also there seems to be some small issue with the showers as water is running down rather slowly, leading to water in the cabin which felt slidy and actually quite dangerous. As there was a long list of prices for damaged items at the hotel, I asked myself if the hotel could be made to pay me if I had slipped in the shower?"

"I'd been curious about this place for a while, so I decided to stay here. The high ratings online definitely made sense. The good points were: - A large washing machine - A bathtub - Amenities provided (though no slippers or toothbrush) These were the biggest pros. The downsides were: - The Wi-Fi occasionally disconnected (you have to log in via a web portal with your room number and password). - To fill the bathtub, you have to use the shower, which had unstable water temperature and pressure, making it inconvenient. - The TV had the Tver app, but it seemed to need an update, so I couldn't watch it. YouTube and Netflix worked fine. - It's about a 20-minute walk from the nearest BTS station. The road in front was under renovation, and with luggage, the path from the station partway to the hotel was rough and had a lot of traffic. There's a 7-Eleven next door, and if you head towards the station, there's a TOOS. If you go into the residential area, there were various shops. It's clearly designed for long-term stays, with plenty of hangers, a reclining chair, other chairs, kitchen utensils, and a proper refrigerator. A 1000 baht deposit is required. The staff had a good vibe. However, when I returned at night, there was a guard smoking by the entrance who opened the door for me, but it left a bad impression. I'd rather he wasn't by the entrance at all if he's going to be smoking. In conclusion, if you're not planning on going out much, it's an option. But as a train user, I wouldn't rebook. The price isn't bad, but access is my top priority, so it's a tough sell."

"This hotel is perfect if you're waiting for a flight. It's close to the airport and there's a small shopping center nearby with a currency exchange. In the evenings, there are plenty of cafes with food and drinks to choose from. The hotel itself is clean, and housekeeping is regular. The staff are friendly, and there's a small inner courtyard."

"We stayed at Maison Hotel Bangkok in the Natee Deluxe King room from June 18–23, and honestly, we wish we had booked a few more nights! It was also our wedding anniversary during our stay, and the hotel surprised us with a bottle of champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries. It was such a thoughtful and sweet gesture that made our celebration even more special. We truly appreciated the extra effort. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel so welcome. Everyone was genuinely friendly, attentive, and always ready to help with a smile. Their hospitality really made our stay extra special. We'd also like to give a special shoutout to the cleaning lady on the 10th floor. She was always so warm and cheerful, greeting us with a big smile every time we saw her. It's little interactions like that that made us feel even more at home during our stay. One of the things we loved most was the location. You get the best of both worlds—it's just a short walk to the lively Nana area with its vibrant nightlife, restaurants, and BTS Nana Station, but once you're back at the hotel, it's surprisingly peaceful and relaxing. We enjoyed exploring the neighborhood on foot, but on hot and humid days, the complimentary tuk-tuk ride to Nana Station was such a thoughtful perk. If I could suggest one small improvement, it would be to either make the tuk-tuk service available with a bit more flexibility or provide guests with a copy of the shuttle schedule in each room. We only found out about some of the time slots later during our stay, and having the schedule readily available would be really helpful. The breakfast buffet deserves a special mention—it was AMAZING! There was a great variety of food every morning, and everything we tried was delicious. The restaurant staff were just as warm, welcoming, and attentive as everyone else in the hotel. We also tried the Somtum restaurant right across the lobby, and wow... the food was incredible! I was never really a fan of som tam before, but after eating there, I completely changed my mind. Everything we ordered was so flavorful and authentic. Overall, our stay was everything we hoped for—comfortable, peaceful, and incredibly relaxing. Maison Hotel truly felt like a little oasis in the middle of Bangkok, and it's definitely one of the highlights of our trip. We left wishing we had stayed longer, and we'll absolutely be back on our next visit. Kudos to the entire management and staff for creating such a wonderful experience. Thank you for making our wedding anniversary and our Bangkok trip so memorable. We can't wait to come back! ❤️"

"Visited during the off-peak season, so the price was quite affordable. We stayed on the fifth floor of a separate building, about 20 meters from the reception. Be aware that the elevator only goes up to the fourth floor. The room had free WiFi, a fridge, and air conditioning. They only provided two bottles of water and no kettle. The bedding was a bit old. The toilet and shower room were separate. Note that toiletries (like toothbrushes) are not provided, and there are no slippers – only shower gel and towels. Essentially, it's a guesthouse in a rural area. Its only advantages are its close proximity to Don Mueang International Airport's T1 Departure Terminal, just over 900 meters away, and its low price. It's about a 10-15 minute walk, and using Google Maps or other navigation apps will get you there easily. There's a local market nearby selling groceries and daily necessities, so food isn't an issue. However, there are fewer people around at night, so it's important to be careful."

"I highly recommend the Sinsuvarn Airport Suite Hotel; it's close to the airport, and the shuttle van takes about 10-15 minutes to reach it. The room is nice, comfy, and clean. Staff are willing to help and always assist with a smile. The breakfast range is wide, from Thai breakfast to continental, and I really love it."