Pet Friendly Hotels in Bangkok

We were very satisfied with having the entire house to ourselves. We came to visit our children in Bangkok, and it was convenient because we could cook meals and there was a large supermarket nearby. However, it would be a bit inconvenient without a car. The lock was a little difficult to open, but it was clean, and we were able to relax in the spacious living room, which was great.

Compared to other Marriott hotels I've stayed at in different cities, this one was just okay. For someone like me with a moderate appetite, there was hardly anything I'd want to eat for breakfast. The price was a bit high, and the room was a little small. However, the surrounding area is quite convenient.

This is a Chilean-run hotel. I stayed in a six-person room the first day and booked a four-person room for the second day. At 11:00 AM the next day, I returned the key card for the six-person room, but since it wasn't check-in time, I discussed changing rooms with the hotel owner for the afternoon. Afterwards, I went to Bangkok Central Railway Station to buy a train ticket. When I returned to the hotel, it was past 10:00 PM, but only 10:40 PM, and the hotel was completely empty. They neither left me any note nor arranged any other accommodation. I tried contacting the hotel following the signs at the entrance—by phone, online, and email—but received no response. They failed to fulfill their promise to have staff on duty. The online booking platform also tried contacting the hotel multiple times, but to no avail. I waited until 2:00 AM, but still no one helped me find accommodation, so I had to find another place to spend the night with my heavy luggage. Afterwards, I applied for a refund through the booking platform, but the hotel coldly refused. The booking platform refunded my accommodation fee based on my reasons. This hotel is heartless and only cares about money; they have no humanity whatsoever. They are a disgrace to the Bangkok hotel industry.

The location is great, less than a 10-minute walk to Nana or Asok stations. There's a free tuk-tuk shuttle to Terminal 21, and a 7-Eleven and self-service laundry just around the corner, which is very convenient. The staff are all very friendly. For breakfast, they have freshly cooked noodles and omelets, among other things.

This was my first stay at Ibis Siam, and its location right next to the National Stadium BTS station is fantastic. The surrounding area has excellent amenities. MBK is just diagonally across from the hotel, and Siam Center is a bit further down. If you turn left out of the hotel's main entrance, you'll find Siam Discovery, which was a pleasant surprise for Bangkok. You could take the BTS for one stop, but walking is also very convenient, especially since it wasn't too hot during my stay. Within a few minutes' walk on either side of the hotel's main entrance, there are several coffee shops where you can choose from different varieties of local Thai coffee beans. The hotel staff were incredibly polite, friendly, and helpful, especially Cindy. Plus, there's a 24-hour 7-Eleven right in the hotel lobby, which is already a huge advantage over other hotels. There's also another two-story 7-Eleven just to the left of the main entrance. This hotel truly offers great value for money. I will definitely stay here again.

The best thing of this hotel - it’s location. It is located at the end of a tiny street right on the river bank, which makes it very quiet (this is rare for the center of Bangkok). The rooms have a classic design of Ibis hotels, the beds and pillows are quite comfortable. The MRT is 10 min away by walk, 7-11 is right at the corner 2 min walk from hotel. But…why hotel doesn’t provide slippers? This is quite strange especially for the price you pay. This is first hotel in Bangkok I ve ever stayed and first Ibis hotel ( I travel a lot) which doesn’t provide slippers in the room. In China even cheap guesthouses provide slippers and sometimes bathrobes. Stepping out the shower onto the room’s not the cleanest floor and then go to bed - is damn weird. And not so comfortable. Beside this small thing everything was quite good. Though I didnt have chance to try breakfast so can’t tell if it’s good or not. The front desk team is very friendly and helpful!

Facilities: Swimming pool, restaurant, refrigerator, TV, balcony, parking lot, 24-hour front desk, restaurant at the door Sanitation: clean and tidy Environment: good environment Service: good service

Great location, right by Baiyoke Sky. It's an Indian-run hotel. I wouldn't recommend getting breakfast here – it's just toast, jam, bland instant coffee, milk tea, and eggs (fried or omelet). And that's all there was for all three days. We happened to be there on a festive night and, as expected, didn't get any sleep because of the celebrations. The noise coming in from the windows was incredible – it felt like we were right in the middle of the action! We liked the location (which was why we chose this particular hotel), the rooms were clean, and there was a fridge and kettle. We never managed to get hot water from the heater, though.

Great host in Thailand! The hygiene is in high standard and the equipment are well prepared by the host, it is very convenience for us. The location is a bit far from the city centre but there are BTS station nearby so it’s not a big concern about it. The house are big and the description on the website is accurate, we are feeling great to stay and hope we can come back again!

This hotel is one of the best among the budget hotels in Bangkok. The environment of the hotel was very nice and clean. The behavior of the hotel staff was also very good. Since we were out sightseeing all day in Bangkok, we used to return to the hotel quite late, around 12 or 1 at night, but the staff were very polite and never complained about us being late. The location of the hotel was also excellent, there were 7/11 stores nearby and plenty of great food places around. If I visit Bangkok again, I will definitely stay at their hotel.