Bangkok Sheraton Luxury Collection Hotel, it really lives up to its reputation!

This time I stayed at this hotel first, and later stayed at the Intercontinental (the one opposite Hyatt). After comparing, I found out that this Sheraton is rated as a Luxury Collection Hotel for a reason. (The following features are compared with the Intercontinental and do not represent the final conclusion) 🌈Features: 1. The service is super good! Bright smiles! 2. There are 7 different pillow options! Including buckwheat pillows! (Unfortunately, I found out too late my neck was already sore) 3. The slippers are super comfortable 4. Breakfast seems to be available on both the 1st floor and the L floor. I went to L, and there were satay skewers available before 9:30, but they were mostly gone if you were late. 5. Although it was renovated 15 years ago, it is well maintained overall, especially the shower glass, which has no water stains, and the door does not leak. Good reviews! 6. Convenient transportation! There is a connected bridge to Terminal 21 and Asok MRT station right outside. So you basically don't get wet in the rain. There are plenty of food options on the 5th and 6th floors of T21, which are enough to satisfy. One stop away is the EM Group's three major malls, with trendy and luxury brands. Personally, I don't like buying luxury goods, so there's not much to see, but the design of emsphere is very special, and the space design and mall layout are worth learning from. 🏘️Room type/layout: I don't really like the layout inside, mostly polygons, especially the bathroom and walk-in closet 🧹Soundproofing/hygiene: I have to complain about the sofa, it probably has mites, as I got bitten several times on both feet The nearby area is full of bar streets, which is a bit too adult-oriented for someone who doesn't like noisy places. 🍃Shops are everywhere. Personally, I prefer the World Trade Center area.