The hotel environment is great and the facilities are very new. I originally wanted to book a smoking room, but I'm not sure if they don't have any or if they were fully booked when I checked in. Luckily, they have two smoking areas: one at the hotel entrance and one by the pool on the 8th floor. The only downside was that the shower water temperature was inconsistent, fluctuating between hot and cold. On the day I checked out, there was even a notice about a hot water shutdown, so I wonder if they were trying to fix the issue. But the hotel's location makes up for it; it's fantastic! It's a 5-minute walk from the BTS station, and there are tons of restaurants and massage places nearby, all within walking distance. Eating is very convenient, but I don't recommend the Japanese restaurants in the area; they're especially expensive and the taste is just average, mostly frequented by Japanese people staying nearby. Underneath the BTS station, there are two small, 'dirty stall'-like Thai food places that are incredibly delicious and very cheap. There's a 7-Eleven opposite the hotel, but this particular one only has ice cups and no drink dispenser. If you want 7-Eleven Thai milk tea, there are other branches to the left and right of the hotel, with the one on the right being a bit larger. The hotel breakfast was just mediocre. Aside from being able to order eggs cooked in various ways, the buffet selection was too small, and the dishes weren't really suited to Chinese tastes. You'd be better off buying something from 7-Eleven, putting it in the fridge, and microwaving it the next day.
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