Hotels Near Big C Extra Petchkasem 2 in Bangkok

This hotel has really nice location and access to Khaosan st. There’s nice pool at 1st floor and actually it was available to smoke. We didn’t order breakfast or any other options so i can’t tell if it was good or bad tho there’s little shops at ground floor and it actually helpful :) I strongly recommend backpackers to stay here this hotel. I could get nicer service compared to how much i paid for it.

On arrived was bit early that 1400LT, had to wait.On time they start checkin,and very fast and very friendly,typical thai welcome.that was soo quick and smooth. On room specious room, AC work well. Clean linens,personally I felt need more piloows,we had only two. And tea cofee locker ,mini bar, TC all was thereno issues.when it come to bath room, bit down,bcz taps were so difficult to operate.(bcz its too old), and comod tray was yellow colour, burnt material.and If Im not sure this amminities at batroom felt like disabled person use type.comod ,batg tab even.this was the inly down in room.morning buffet was quite ok.but its more or less same everyday.and it may need more western food I felt.its more towards asian type.over all,good value for money.good people.thank you.

Very clean and well organized. Staff are willing to listen what guests are saying. breakfast was a bit poor so that i get hungry easily. The major weak point was no good location. but compare with other Accor brand hotel, this hotel is much better.

Back again for the 3rd time and we are pleasantly surprised that the front desk staff, Bihm, recognised us and warmly welcomed us, offering us a free room upgrade. We enjoyed the location where it’s near to Sam Yan MRT and Sam Yan Mitrtown. We like that the hotel lobby is very spacious as well, which allowed us to wait in the comfort and have our complimentary iced jasmine tea when waiting for our transportation. The concierge staff is friendly and helpful, making small talk with us when they’re less busy. Would definitely return again for its value for money!

I came to Bangkok and wanted to experience a foreign atmosphere, so I stayed at a local Thai-style hotel at first, thinking that a Japanese hotel was not the best choice, but I was a bit confused. So when I heard that this hotel had recently opened, I decided to stay there for just one night, my last night in Bangkok! Rei, who checked me in, was Thai, but checked me in in Japanese and was very kind. Her smile was lovely! All the staff at this hotel have Japanese names. Even those who don't speak Japanese. It's a unique idea and very interesting. It makes you feel close to them. The room has a Japanese hotel feel, with a calming beige and soft orange color scheme. There's even a washlet, which is great! There's cute nightwear and a tumbler that you can refill with water, so it's a very convenient experience. I liked it so much that they were selling it at the front desk, so I bought it as a souvenir. The breakfast I hurriedly had before leaving was much tastier than the first hotel I stayed at! The croissants were warmed up in a Balmuda toaster, so they were moist and chewy! Lastly, I was really touched by the fact that I left my important makeup pouch at the hotel I was staying at the previous day, and when I asked about it, they contacted me and sent a taxi to deliver it to me before I left for the airport. I am so grateful. Thank you to You at the front desk and Kishiro at the concierge! It was the best! I will definitely come back to stay here again 🧡 I would like to recommend it to all my friends and acquaintances! It was a wonderful trip staying at this hotel 🎶 Thank you so much to everyone at the hotel 😊

I reserved a single room without window and lived in 2/F without elevator so I need to bring the heavy luggage ups there. All thing was good if you're low budget but I lived there 3 days actually. There was many flies on wash room and I found a mosquito too. I'm not sure is it related to the maintenance on the ground floor because it seems the ditch is blocked and the dirty water was floated up on the first day on the lobby. The staffs are good at English and willing for help.

It was close to the station, so it was easy to get around. The nearest station is a direct train ride from the airport, so it's easy to get around even if you have a lot of luggage. The room was clean. The Wi-Fi was fast. The surrounding environment was quiet, so I was able to sleep soundly. Taxis could come up close to the entrance, so it was easy to get around.

Good for a budget hotel close to BKK airport. Great for the money spent. Room comes with necessary amenities for a comfy stay. Bed is big but mattress is not that comfortable. Air con is old but still working properly. Private balcony was good. Decent sized smart tv with local channels. Daily housekeeping. Free coffee, bottles of water. Ample hot water in the bathroom. We had a decent stay

I recently had the pleasure of staying at this fantastic hotel and I can confidently say that I will book again on my next travel without hesitation. Everything about my stay was exceptional. From the stunning rooftop pool that offered breathtaking views, to the convenience of a 24-hour restaurant that served delicious meals at any time of the day, this hotel truly exceeded my expectations. One of the standout features of my stay was the impeccable service provided by the hotel staff. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warmth and professionalism. The staff members were incredibly polite, attentive, and went out of their way to ensure that my stay was comfortable and enjoyable. Overall, my experience at this hotel was nothing short of perfect. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a memorable and relaxing stay. I cannot wait to return and enjoy all that this wonderful hotel has to offer once again.

The best thing about this hotel is that you can easily walk to and from the airport. (After checking-out of the hotel, I carried my small suitcase and walked. It only took me 15 minutes to the airport.) When you arrive at the airport, go straight to Exit 6 on the ground floor, and you will see the staircases to go up to the bridge for pedestrians. After crossing the very busy motorways via the bridge, look for a large golden dome of the temple, Wat Dong Muang. You cannot miss it. Then, you will find Seven-Eleven, too. Once you locate Wat Dong Muang and Sevel-Eleven, your Google map can tell where you need to go. By the way, Wat Dong Muang is definitely worth visiting. Along the main street there are a lot of local restaurants, and I saw many people who work for the airport eat lunch and evening meal there. I really loved such local Thai atmosphere!