Went 2 times, for a short trip (2 nights) and longer trip (9 nights). The hotel was neat. My room was big, clean & very cosy. The bed was super comfortable. The staff was very nice. Great location. Close to Skytrain Saladaeng (5 min) & Chong Nonsi (10min) and MRT Silom (5-7 min). Its very easy to commute anywhere in Bangkok. The area itself (Sathorn) is an expat area (I usually prefer to touristy area) but you can easily get to Sukhumvit, Siam or other touristy area if needed. There are many restos, street food, malls such as Silom complex or shops, the Lumpini park is also close. Loved it when I went the first time so went back for 9 nights :D as it was super cosy and well located.

I actually personnaly don't really care so not very negative for me: - There is no restaurant/breakfast in the hotel (but quite frankly you can easily eat close for every budget, every taste at any hour of the day) - The pool area was small & not that great (I am not a pool person so fine by me but if you go for that you may be disappointed) Other than that nothing. I really enjoyed my stay.

Great location close to everything in Silom. Friendly staff. Large sized room. Very clean and comfortable bed. Nice shower with good hot water.

Lack of closet space or anywhere to hang or store clothes. Coffee machine in the room would be better than Nescafe. Room was spacious but very minimal and not good use of the space - could use some personality, maybe a comfortable chair or small couch, painting on the wall etc. to liven the space up. But it's fine for a short stay if you don't mind living out of your suitcase.

The hotel is clean and well designed. The room was large and comfortable. There was a little pool on the rooftop for a quick morning swim. The location is great - not far from a busy main street and sky train, but in very peaceful area. Old streets next to the hotel are perfect for walking and have some rare historic architecture. We picked the hotel because of its closeness to the famous Som Tam Jay So restaurant which is just a couple of minutes away.

Would have wished to use the pool later at night – it has a good view on surrounding town, but as everywhere, the hotels' pool hours last until 18 or 19.

Air conditioning, clean soft bed, helpful staff, hot water kettle, location near MRT escape route to airport, convenient 7-11 on corner, quiet room, WiFi. I especially appreciate the staff's help to recover my phone left behind in a taxi.

Extended stay of two extra days slightly more costly than original rate but still worth it. Apparently room microwaves are not common features in Thailand.

it’s a fairly new property and looked good and felt very comfortable. Very convenient to Silom and the BTS. The Japanese restaurant is closed at the moment. The staff are very courteous and pleasant to speak to. There are quiet a number of food stalls along the road as you walk out which is value for money. There’s a 7-11 for your quick bites and Eat Me for a more relaxed evening with fabulous drinks, food and people,

I stayed in Room 403 and found that in spite of daily cleaning I found strands of hair in the bath. Informed housekeeping, but it was the same through my 7 nights stay there. That would be the only discomfort during my stay.

The staff is lovely. Had an issue with our room and we're immediately upgraded to a much larger room nearby on the same floor, so it was no inconvenience. Top notch service 🙏 The hotel is modern and very clean. Only 18 rooms so very quiet and calm. The location in the center of Silom is perfect.

Our original room had mold in some areas of the shower that needs professional attention, but they compensated for that by upgrading us for the remainder of our stay to a very large room with a city view. No breakfast is offered and the rooftop pool is small. I've stayed here twice and will again very soon 🙏

It was very clean and comfortable and quite good value for this area. The staff were nice and I also got a Christmas gift. It's about 20 metres inside soi phiphat 2 from convent road. I recommend walking from silom/sala deang down convent road as the walk from chong nonsi station is not that easy (narrow with no sidewalk/pavement). Phiphat road is also not nice to walk down.

Only things to dislike are that there's no staircase, so I had to use the lift to go one floor and it's a bit small and quiet ( hardly saw any other guests ). Also the rooftop pool is small and uninviting. They took 1000 THB deposit which should be refunded to my credit card soon...

Bangkok is hot in April, so the swimming pool on the roof was a nice refreshment. BTS Sala Daeng stn and M line Silom stn are both a short walk away so it is easy to get around. The local street, Convent Rd, has several restaurants and a decent array of street food vendors and there is a convenience store right beside the hotel. No need to go hungry. There are several food markets nearby, one is Silom Square market 1 km away with lots of good local food. Having lived in Bangkok in the 80´s i remember the Patpong area which is nearby. It is now converted into a regular night market. Anyone bringing family and children do not have to worry about avoiding that area anymore ;-)

Not much

Great location in Sala Daeng, few minutes walk to Silom where all the night activities are. Lots of street food, restaurants and convenient stores around the area. Walkable to BTS stations and MRT Silom to connect to other parts of the city

The interior looks dated. Visible blood stain on the side of the bed, I had to cover it with a hand towel :(

Lovely small hotel close to everything. Room perfect, clean, spacious and all you need . Location is perfect if u want to be close to shopping and Patpong night market and Silom, Lumpini park etc. Staff very friendly and efficient.

Nothing I didn’t like. Only thing which cld be nice is if they offered breakfast (no restaurant is at the htl) as while there are some in the area these are mainly street food options which may not suit an European pallet.