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Advantages: Location
Disadvantages: Room/ Food

My partner and I stayed in this hotel last year (07) for a couple of nights. We opted for the executive room and didn't relly notice anything executive about it. The bathroom was basic and had a leaky shower and mould on the wall. The floor in the room didn't reach the end wall/ window so you could see through the floor. The room had a really strong smell of smoke. The a/c was very noisy, making it difficult to get to sleep. Breakfast was not a ...
...to those who could stomach Thai food and the fruit had flies on it. The swimming pool was too cold to swim in. The only plus for this hotel was its location, a few minutes walk from Nana skytrain station. Close to other hotels such as the Ambassador and The Landmark. ... Read review

Advantages: Close to Domestic Airport
Disadvantages: Too far from downtown Bangkok

I stayed here in May 08 for 1 night. I was flying out of Donmuang Domestic airport early the next day and the location was ideal as it is a short drive away. On there website they show a bridge connecting the hotel to the airport, we were told this was now closed. Beware of the taxi touts who try and charge 300 Baht to take you there! A metered cab cost us 60 baht. The room was as shown in the advertised pictures, complete with all the amenities, ...
...My husband and I had some time to spare so were told by the hotel there was a very good shopping mall about 15-20 mins away. It was huge and I got the chance to buy items that are not aimed at tourists and therefore cheaper than places like MBK, Siam square. I would only recommend this hotel to people who will be using the hotel as a short stop over before they fly out of the domestic airport. Simply beacause there is not very much to do nearby. ... Read review

Advantages: Location
Disadvantages: Outdated rooms

...back in with a big grin on her face! This hotel does provide value for money and I think they are currently updating some of the rooms. Although I think with all the new hotels popping up the Ambassador will need to spend a lot to match them. ... Read review

Advantages: Location
Disadvantages: I can't think of any

I stayed in this hotel the first time I ever visited Bangkok. I booked a package holiday with Thomas Cook and they recommended the Landmark Hotel - I was not disappointed! From the moment I entered the grand lobbey area, staff made me feel welcome. I was offered a welcome drink and when we checked in was given a free room upgrade on a higher floor. The room itself was perfect. It was large, clean and had excellent views over the city and hotel pool. ...
...If you don't fancy leaving the hotel, there are a number of restaurants to choose from. The Thai restaurant was particuly good, There is also a bakery/ coffee shop which sells very nice ice cream and cakes if you were looking to treat yourself. The hotel is in a fantastic location, with Nana skytrain station just a few minute walk away. Right outside the hotel are a number of shops, restaurants, bars and in the early evening street stalls selling ... Read review

Advantages: Price, Facilities
Disadvantages: Location

I stayed in Chaophya Park, August 2007, along with 20 other family members. I had decided to get married in Phuket and thought it would be nice to have a few days in Bangkok to show familiy how fantastic the city is. I have visited Bangkok many times, but on this occassion had the daunting task of trying to find a hotel that would meet the requirements of all party members. Chaophya Park did just that! On arrival into Bangkok the 22 strong party ...
...First impressions were very good. The staff on the reception desk were extremley helpful and managed to allocate all the room keys with no problems. The room itself was very impressive we had a deluxe room. It was large, clean and had all the little extras like tea/coffee making facilities, tolitories in the bathroom and dressing gown. Facilities in the hotel include, a swimming pool. The pool is fairly small, but dduring our stay there we never ... Read review