The Quarter Chaophraya by UHG

The hotel has a small passage that leads directly to the mall. You need your room card to access it, which makes it feel very secure. There's even a police station inside the passage, which instantly made me feel extra safe. The hotel also has its own small pool, which is great for kids, and comes with a small slide. Having a Lawson convenience store right inside the hotel was incredibly convenient; it was perfect for grabbing snacks and instant noodles for the kids at night. They also offer massages, and the price seemed reasonable at just over a hundred for an hour. We traveled from Pattaya to Bangkok, and Bangkok traffic is notorious, so I'd definitely recommend using public transport.

This hotel is great! It's very quiet, right by the pool. The front desk lady was very pretty, and the staff were all excellent and super friendly, just like in Korea. The housekeeping staff were also very patient with tidying up.

The room's cleanliness was absolutely terrible. The bed was dirty, and the bath towels were incredibly filthy, practically grey. I usually don't leave bad reviews, but this was unbearable. The pool wasn't very clean either, and breakfast was just okay. Honestly, it's not worth the price; it's basically a budget hotel. The only good service came from the doorman. Also, the small exit isn't particularly close to Icon Siam!

It was okay, but a bit overpriced. I booked early, and by the time I checked in, the price had dropped by half. It faces the Chao Phraya River, and there were some small bugs at night. The hotel has a swimming pool; it's not huge, but it's sufficient.

Booked this hotel for its proximity to Siam Paragon, but it's actually not that close on foot. Luckily, there are motorbike taxis right outside for 30 baht, which is super convenient. The hotel's environment and service are great, and the pool is big enough for kids to enjoy. My only complaint is the shower – the water temperature fluctuates wildly between hot and cold, and the water pressure isn't strong, making it a bit difficult to wash my hair. There's a large hospital next door, but it didn't cause any issues. Right outside the hotel, you can find various street food vendors and even fruit carts, which is very handy.

This was my second time staying here, and I booked a one-bedroom suite. I specifically requested not to have a corner room, but that's exactly what I got – the very last room down the hall, directly facing a dilapidated building. It really ruined the view for me. Overall, I wasn't very satisfied with this stay. Also, if your activities are mostly across the river, I wouldn't recommend this hotel; getting around is quite inconvenient.