Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
9.0
Service:
10.0
Cleanliness:
9.0
Food:
10.0
Amenities:
9.0
Stayed at the hotel with family for 3 days. I would describe it as a "business" hotel. Those. not the one where you go to rest, but the one where you stay for 2-3 days. such a tour. After all, it is located in the very heart of the stone jungle.
I liked the room: there is a desk, two armchairs, 2 rus. channel on TV. There is even a telephone in the toilet. Clean, orchids float in glass vases. One evening we ordered a pizza to our room by phone. True, it was cooked not for 20 minutes, as it is written on the hotel phone, but for 40, but the result was quite edible. The hotel has a gym (although we didn’t go to it, we decided that we could do it at home, and we used a free minute to explore the city), the rooftop pool seems to be on the 5th floor, elevators.
Breakfast is quite adapted to European stomachs: sausages, pastries, scrambled eggs, fruits, salads, coffee.
The indisputable advantages of the hotel, I would include its price (cheaper than in Baiyke Sky) and location. Dinner at Baiyke Sky is definitely worth it. Walking distance from Bangkok Palace for about 10 minutes. It is better to come to dinner not quite at night, so that there would be an opportunity to see the city at different times of the day from a height of 80 floors. Dinner itself is a buffet, with a huge variety of Italian, Japanese, Thai, Chinese, etc. dishes. kitchens. It cost 960 baht for 1 person, regardless of age.
Returning to the location of the Bangkok Palace hotel, I note that it is located near the main shopping centers of the city: Central World Plaza (on the seventh floor of which there is a King Power Duty Free tireless shop), Gaysorn Plaza, BIG C, etc.
If you wish, you can take a walk and walk, not very far, but on the map of the city it is generally very easy to navigate.
And in general, when arriving in the capital of Thailand, people usually stay in the hotel a little trying to visit as many attractions as possible: the Royal Palace, Asian Disneyland, Siam Park City, Rose Park, etc.
Happy holidays everyone!
I liked the room: there is a desk, two armchairs, 2 rus. channel on TV. There is even a telephone in the toilet. Clean, orchids float in glass vases. One evening we ordered a pizza to our room by phone. True, it was cooked not for 20 minutes, as it is written on the hotel phone, but for 40, but the result was quite edible. The hotel has a gym (although we didn’t go to it, we decided that we could do it at home, and we used a free minute to explore the city), the rooftop pool seems to be on the 5th floor, elevators.
Breakfast is quite adapted to European stomachs: sausages, pastries, scrambled eggs, fruits, salads, coffee.
The indisputable advantages of the hotel, I would include its price (cheaper than in Baiyke Sky) and location. Dinner at Baiyke Sky is definitely worth it. Walking distance from Bangkok Palace for about 10 minutes. It is better to come to dinner not quite at night, so that there would be an opportunity to see the city at different times of the day from a height of 80 floors. Dinner itself is a buffet, with a huge variety of Italian, Japanese, Thai, Chinese, etc. dishes. kitchens. It cost 960 baht for 1 person, regardless of age.
Returning to the location of the Bangkok Palace hotel, I note that it is located near the main shopping centers of the city: Central World Plaza (on the seventh floor of which there is a King Power Duty Free tireless shop), Gaysorn Plaza, BIG C, etc.
If you wish, you can take a walk and walk, not very far, but on the map of the city it is generally very easy to navigate.
And in general, when arriving in the capital of Thailand, people usually stay in the hotel a little trying to visit as many attractions as possible: the Royal Palace, Asian Disneyland, Siam Park City, Rose Park, etc.
Happy holidays everyone!
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