Bangkok | Jasmine 59 Hotel Bangkok with Japanese-style hot springs and infinity pool, great value for money

#Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand city hotels address- Environment/Facilities - Japanese-style baths and infinity pool Features: Quiet in a busy area, high cost performance Price per person: $250 Rating - 80 This time I am writing about a hotel under the Thai local brand Jasmine City Group. This Jasmine 59 Hotel is located in Soi 59, Sukhumvit, Thonglor District. It is one of the most popular and quiet hotels. It also has a small Japanese hot spring pool and an infinity pool. It is only HK$500 including tax, which is very cost-effective. Get off at Thonglor BTS Skytrain Station, pass Sukhumvit Alleys 55 and 57, turn left into Alley 59 and walk for a few minutes to arrive. The entire journey takes about ten minutes on foot from the BTS station. Lane 59, where Jasmine 59 Hotel is located, is relatively quiet, but there are still many street stalls on the road. Walking into the lobby with plenty of natural light, you will feel that it is bright and clean. When you enter the room, on the left hand side there is a washing machine, double-door refrigerator, microwave oven, range hood, double-burner induction cooker, as well as dishes. There are knives, spatulas and other tools in the cabinet, so you can cook in the room. The room is divided into a bedroom and a small living room with a sofa by a glass door. We stayed in the cheapest room type, Double Deluxe, which is decorated in a simple style. Although there are no floor-to-ceiling windows, there is still a large window with a view of the city. Alcohol disinfectant hand sanitizer is also provided in the room, which is very thoughtful. The room is approximately 33 square meters in size, with plenty of space and the suitcases can be opened at will. The price including tax is only about HK$500 per night, which is very cost-effective! The breakfast is also pretty good. The most special thing is that in addition to the usual sunny-side-up eggs, scrambled eggs, poached eggs, and omelettes, their egg station also has egg benedict, and they use square bread at the bottom, which is a bit interesting. The drinks include fruit smoothies, with watermelon and apple flavors, which are very refreshing. The hotel has a sauna, a small Japanese-style bathhouse, a hot spring pool, and a fitness room. There are many facilities. #Thailand #Bangkok #ThailandHotels