For the first two nights of my trip to Thailand, I stayed at the Avani Sukhumvit Bangkok, right next to the On Nut BTS Skytrain station (you can find it on Google Maps by searching 'Avani Sukhumvit Bangkok').
There are various room types available. I opted for a room without a bathtub or a balcony, and I didn't book breakfast either. That's because on those two mornings, I had other plans:
* One day, I explored the old town's morning market.
* On the other, I had brunch at a nearby Burmese restaurant.
I checked in on a Friday evening and checked out on Sunday noon, which is a fairly popular time. The total for two nights was 4,919 Thai Baht (roughly 1:1 with NTD), and I got an additional 10% cashback by paying with my MEXC Card.
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The two biggest advantages of this hotel are:
❶ It's very new, bright, and clean.
❷ Its location is exceptionally good.
It's super close to the BTS Skytrain station. You can walk directly from the skybridge into the second floor of a large shopping mall, then take the elevator down to the first floor, which leads straight to the hotel check-in. This means that even if you encounter a heavy downpour during Thailand's rainy season, you can calmly walk into the hotel without getting a single drop on you ☔️.
Furthermore, getting from On Nut to the city center is very convenient, as it's directly on the BTS Green Line. If you plan to visit attractions along the Green Line, you can ride all the way without needing to transfer.
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Regarding the room (as pictured):
* It's a decent size. There's enough space for a sofa and a desk where I can use my laptop (which I really need).
* It has good natural light.
* The shower has strong water pressure and sufficiently hot water.
The shower stall even has an electric roll-up privacy blind. When the blind is retracted, the bathroom instantly becomes transparent, which is quite intriguing (?). 😏
Just for your reference! 👍
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