Bangkok Khlong Toei Hotels

Location as always great at asok Lobby is fine and staff at counter is ok Some are friendlier Issue is no fridge and room but small other than that red planet hotel is fine for short stays and close proximity to everything

Hotel located far from heart of the city, take around 30 mins by driving, but it is easily to travel by BTS Sukhumvit line where just 450m walking distance to the station. Walking distance to 7-11, restaurant and massage parlour. There is a small and quiet roof top bar at the hotel which has nice view to relax yourself.

The first time I stayed here, the water heater didn't work. The water flowed very slowly. When I stayed the second time, I informed the accommodation that the water heater didn't work. It turned out that the second time, it didn't work again, and the water flowed more slowly than the previous time. The air conditioner wasn't cool.

The price and location are great, I will come again. The room is not cleaned every day, but a bottle of mineral water and a small pack of instant coffee are placed at the door every day, which is very considerate.

A large hotel located at the corner of the Prakanon intersection along the downtown skumbit street in Bangkok (skumwitt skumbit soi 48). It is difficult to know the whole picture of the hotel building and the site from the outside, but from the photograph published in HP, the guest room arrangement seems to be arranged to surround the pool of the courtyard. The common space in the building, including the first floor lobby, has a unique western style decoration, and there is a space different from the cluttered image of the lower town where the hotel is located. The interior of the guest room is also designed with a western-style living taste in a bright space based on white as a whole, and it seems that the approach of luxury is different from the usual hotel, and it has a fresh taste. The bathroom has a bathtub and an independent shower booth, and both hot water temperature and water pressure are excellent. Also, despite being along the main road, soundproofing is perfect and quiet. By the way, it seems that the omaru department store had a store near the placanon intersection of this hotel, and there are several long established Japanese restaurants that seem to be the remnants of the hotel.

The plus - Their location is very good, a short walk from BTS station. If you walk a little further, there is a Shopping Malls, Cinema, Bangkok Eastern Bus Station, and plenty of food shop/ Cafe. The renovated commercial building and its facility look brand new. My room has a window which is very rare for a small hostel in this area. Bed are comfortable, a small fridge and a safebox in a room, very functional and well equipped. The minus - I arrived exactly at 14.00 (recommended check in time) but found no one at the reception. I waited for over 20 minutes, tried to call the hotel but cannot contact anyone, I walked into the accommodation area and find maids who do not understand Thai or English, nor can they do anything about my check in. I have to wait a little more until the reception shows up. This is frustrating for me as I need to rush out for next appointment in town. It is totally fine that the staff need a break, but at least leave a message advise their return time, so I can advise me tardiness accordingly. It is also my safety concern that I can get into the accommodation section without any one acknowledge my presence at all. Other than that, this is a comfortable place to stay at this price range.

The hotel is great for its price. The location is very convenient, about 15-20 minutes by taxi to main Sukhumvit area (terminal 21) and about 10 minutes to Queen SiriKit Convention center. The room is quite specious, there is work space with a desk. Also, the room was always clean! The service is great, replacing the toiletries and cleaning the room always in time, no need any reminders. The staff at the reception desk speak perfect English, but other staff not much and that’s why will try to avoid any communication. There is a decent swimming pool, gym and a little cafeteria for breakfast time. Breakfast also was pretty decent, but nothing special. I would definitely stay again!

Our room was very casual, nothing exceptionnal but confortable enough, quiet and clean, perfect for a good night when you're tired! The bed was big enough, the washroom was OK! But, we would like to mention the quality of reception! The woman in charge of the hosting was so nice, so friendly, so generous: we loved tha place and felt home right away! Talking about the price, was very reasonnable, cheap compare to many other hotel in the same area! Sukhumvit is a fabulous quarter and this hotel gave us the opportunity to enjoy an other point of view over Bangkok! Was like being invited at the white house ”made in Thailand3

The hotel feels a bit 'old', but it's nice, clean and quiet. I was on the 5th floor and internet worked really well for the 3 weeks I was there. The staff was friendly and helpful. The only downside was that the pool was closed. It didn't bother me personally, but for some people this might be a downer. Also, not everyone knows exactly how the microwave in the lobby works. I had two 7-Eleven meals that weren't properly heated after opening them. For families it's good to know that this hotel is in the same street as Nana Plaza, one of the red-light districts in Bangkok. It's actually a really small part of Soi 4, but during the evening a lot of girls are there trying to hook up with men for sex (and even more ladyboys, who can be quite persistent). For me as a single guy, this was sometimes a little annoying, but never a problem, but as a family, you might want to keep this in mind. Having said that, the hotel is 'guest friendly', meaning you can have a person (or two) visit you with no additional charge (just make sure they leave their ID at the reception). While the hotel and maybe the street itself might not be everyone's cup of tea, I had a really good time there and I have no complaints about the hotel. I actually thought the location was great. The hotel is in a 14-minute walking distance from BTS Nana, the so-called Skytrain, which makes it easy to move around the city. Additionally, you can take the train (MRT) to go to different places where the BTS doesn't go. The closest train station is Sukhumvit and it's located near the Terminal 21 shopping mall at Asok BTS. So... in short... I recommend this hotel. :-)

This is no longer any OYO property and can be found on Google Maps as Crown BTS Nana Hotel. It was closed for much of the COVID era. I recently spent four nights here because my usual hotel was fully booked, as was my second choice. For the first two nights, I booked through Agoda for $31 USD per night, for the second two I paid cash at a walk-in rate of 900 THB. They are currently renovating the hotel so there is some mess and daytime noise, but not enough of either to be a problem. The room was very large, and both the room and bathroom were clean and comfortable. The bedding, linen, towels, etc. were all fine. The hot water, air conditioning, and refrigerator worked fine. The wi-fi did not work particularly well. The staff is friendly and helpful. However, the room and bathroom are dated and outfitted with minimal furniture and fixtures, and no amenities to speak of. No water boiler, for example. I was very happy to move into my regular today.