Feung Nakorn Balcony Rooms and Cafe Reviews

Very nice hotel) with a wonderful small garden with pond with red carps) very refreshing swimming pool)) Breakfast was very good) Hope to come back & visit Bangkok & this hotel again)

The room was very comfortable. The high windows provided excellent natural light while maintaining privacy. Just a minute's walk from the hotel, you'll find cafes, massage places, and even nail salons.

Pros: - The only upside was the hotel's location. Cons: - Breakfast was extremely poor, especially considering the room rate. - The rooms were very worn-out and dated. - The shower situation was horrendous – it was located directly above the toilet. - The TV only offered a couple of news channels. - The sofa was visibly dirty. This hotel is an absolute nightmare, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. It's dirty, old, and completely uncomfortable! The only redeeming qualities were the good staff and the excellent location, and that's it.

It was great! The breakfast area was spotless, and the bread was absolutely delicious.

The location is decent.

Family room with shared bathroom

Peaceful stay with excellent service.

Wonderful territory: very beautiful, clean, the pool area is beyond praise, cleaning every day. The hotel is quiet, within walking distance of the main attractions.

The hotel environment is very good, the service is in place, and it is very close to the Grand Palace.

It is very close to the Ministry of Interior of Thailand, which is also the VIP area of ​​Bangkok Capital. It is also very close to the Emerald Buddha Temple and the Grand Palace, which can be reached on foot. There is a restaurant on the first floor, breakfast is 40 baht per person, the environment is good, and many foreigners live here.

The biggest advantage of the hotel is its location: it is within a half-hour walking distance from the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Mahathat, Wat Saket, Khao San Road Night Market, National Museum, etc.; the internal environment is clean and quiet, and the room is also good. Some previous guests mentioned that the bathroom has a bad smell, which is indeed the case. It should be that the odor isolation function of the drain hole is not very good. If you don't pay much attention to this problem, the room is still very hygienic. The facilities are relatively simple, but they can meet basic requirements. The paid washing machine is good, which is convenient for washing clothes every day; I have eaten breakfast and dinner in the hotel, the taste is good, and the dining environment is also good. If you consider that breakfast must have a certain amount of protein, the types of set meals available are really small (actually there is only one with eggs and meat, which cannot be compared with the breakfast of domestic hotels. If you stay here for a long time and want to eat breakfast every day before going out, you probably have to focus on one type of food); the small swimming pool should be disinfected with salt, and it feels clean. But it is too small, more suitable for Western beauties to soak in the water to cool off.

There is no elevator, so it may be difficult to move large luggage, but the hotel staff will help you move your luggage when you check in, so it should not be a problem to ask the hotel to help you move when you leave. There are relatively few Chinese people staying here, and most of them are foreigners during the May Day holiday. There is a small pool in the center, and many people take a bath in the evening. The location is very good, close to the Grand Palace and surrounding attractions, and also close to the Blue Line of the subway. The room facilities are relatively simple, but I still like it overall. There is also a kitten in the hotel, who likes to lie on the lounge chair by the pool in the morning, which is very cute.

The hotel staff have lovely smiles and make you feel at ease. The room is so-so, but the interior and other aspects give you the feeling that you are in Thailand. The toilet and shower are separated by a single curtain, which may be surprising for those who have only stayed in regular hotels. However, it does give you the feeling that you are in Thailand. It is a little far from the station. It was really hot the day we stayed, so it may be difficult to walk during the hottest times. The breakfast is so-so. You may want to eat outside. It is good that it is close to the temple for those who want to go to it. Also, those who want to experience the feeling of a downtown area will be satisfied. There is a 7-Eleven nearby.

Excellent location, close to the Grand Palace and other old town attractions