Hotels with WiFi in Bangkok

"The bellboy was very helpful, carried our luggage, and even brought us drinks 🥤 – quite a quick thinker! Also, the Chinese intern who helped us book a taxi on our departure day was lovely. The surrounding area is very convenient for food, drinks, and entertainment. It's about a 10-minute walk to Thaniya Japanese Street. The hotpot and BBQ restaurant across from the hotel is decent, and you should definitely try the fried chicken joint run by the couple – it's delicious. There's also an unassuming but popular bun shop on the street behind the hotel that I recommend. The pool is okay, not huge, but the breakfast is quite rich and varied. Overall, I'd choose this place again."

"Hi All, hotel is good, not the best but if you want a place to sleep and use amenities and your a heavy sleeper as the walls are thin,then the place is fine. Staff friendly and happy to help. Tuk tuk and taxis are walking distance from hotel. Small walk to MacDonalds, 7/11 and abit further to MBK,Madame Tussauds,Sea Life and Central world. Would stay again Thank you S3 Siam hotel"

"My first trip to Bangkok was fantastic! The locals were friendly, warm, kind, and polite. The hotel experience was great too. The front desk staff could all speak Chinese, and there was free milk and coffee available in the lobby for guests to help themselves to. There's also a delivery rack, which was really convenient for picking up late-night food orders placed via Grab. In Thailand, hotels typically have a 3 PM check-in time. We arrived at 7 AM after an all-night flight, feeling exhausted. We knew early check-in usually costs extra, so we planned to just drop off our luggage at the front desk, go out, and come back for check-in at 3 PM. To our pleasant surprise, the hotel had an available room and let us check in immediately without any early check-in fees! This was a huge help and gave us plenty of time to rest and catch up on sleep. A big thank you to the hotel! If there aren't any rooms available for early check-in, there are plenty of seats and tables in the lobby where you can enjoy the free coffee and milk while you wait. Right opposite the hotel is a large 7-Eleven with a wide selection of goods – you'll likely find all the must-buy items you see online. In a small alley opposite the hotel, there's a laundromat, as the hotel doesn't have one. I recommend buying local laundry detergent samples from 7-Eleven; they make your clothes smell amazing. The washers and dryers are coin-operated, and there's a coin changer machine inside the laundromat. Next to that laundromat is another, even bigger 7-Eleven. The 7-Eleven directly opposite the hotel can sometimes run out of items because so many hotel guests shop there, so the one by the laundromat is a good alternative – it's less crowded, bigger, and has a more comprehensive selection. The subway station is very close, about a five-minute walk. There are two bus stops nearby: a smaller one about 200 meters to the left downstairs from the hotel, and a larger one next to the subway station."

"Booked a suite, and it was much more spacious than I expected! The hotel's style is really unique too. It's clean, tidy, and comfortable! There's a 7-Eleven right next door downstairs, and it's super close to the MRT Blue Line. There's also a night market nearby, and a very popular Erawan Shrine. All the hotel staff were warm and friendly!"

"The views are absolutely stunning, and the surrounding environment is very comfortable. Transportation is also super convenient. The reception staff were incredibly friendly and attentive; they proactively opened the car door for us and even helped communicate with our driver. The front desk staff also had excellent attitudes. Overall, we had a very satisfying stay."

"Even the Aman in the city has its charms; this is definitely a top-tier experience in Bangkok. The rooms are impeccable, from design to maintenance, and very comfortable. The public areas offer plenty to explore; the lobby has a great view and connects to the restaurant without being noisy. I particularly loved the money tree in the lobby. Downstairs is Nai Lert Park, an urban oasis in the heart of bustling Bangkok that's worth visiting even if you're not staying at the hotel. The hotel's food is excellent; don't miss the crab porridge and crab omelet for breakfast – they are absolutely delicious! The service was flawless, and they provided many complimentary items. It's a shame I couldn't take the handmade chocolates with me!"

"Vela Be is in a great central location, just a short 10 minutes walk to nearby National Stadium BTS. Very convenient to travel to your intended itinerary spots, by BTS or by Grab. Simple breakfast is included in the price. The room is simple, no frills. There is a TV and safe, but no cabinet to store your clothes. The soundproofing is bad though. You will be able to hear doors closing and people talking in the corridors. There is a pool but it is quite small. Adequate for a short visit to Bangkok. Not much interaction with the staff beyond check-in and check-out."

"We spent two days at this hotel, and it was a fantastic experience. Everything is impeccably maintained, clean, and gives off a sense of tranquility from the moment you step inside. The rooms are perfectly utilized, the beds are very comfortable, and we loved the thoughtful touch of finding the hotel's own Arabica coffee to prepare in the room, instead of the usual instant coffee. The breakfast deserves a special mention: it combines a small buffet with freshly prepared dishes and serves one of the best coffees we've had in Bangkok. We also had dinner twice at the hotel's restaurant. As guests, we received a discount, and all the food was delicious. The pool, located on the ninth floor, offers pleasant views of the surrounding buildings and a perfect area with loungers for relaxation. Finally, I must highlight the friendliness of all the staff. Without a doubt, we would stay here again."

"Addressed to Jon Warmington, the General Manager I recently stayed at Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium room 842 from 27 May to 1 June and would like to share some feedback regarding my experience. First and foremost, I would like to emphasize that I genuinely enjoyed my stay. The hotel, facilities, and the majority of the team members provided excellent service, and overall I had a pleasant experience. In fact, I am not the type of guest who frequently raises complaints. During my travels, I spend very little time in my hotel room. Most of my day is spent outside the property, and my interaction with the hotel is generally limited to breakfast and sleeping. As such, it takes a significant issue for me to feel compelled to formally raise a concern. The first issue relates to breakfast. During my stay, I invited a Muslim friend to join me for breakfast. He entered the restaurant with me but did not consume any food because he was unable to find suitable options that met his dietary requirements. While I acknowledge that I did not raise this directly with the restaurant team at the time, I was surprised when Reception later informed me that they had verified that my friend had taken breakfast. From my perspective, entering the restaurant should not automatically be considered as consuming breakfast when no food was actually taken. Nevertheless, I have decided to let this matter rest and move on. The second issue is far more serious and is the primary reason for this email. On my final night at the hotel, I was expecting a visitor. However, Reception did not contact me to verify whether I was expecting anyone before allowing my visitor access to the guest floors. Instead, my visitor was simply directed to my room and arrived at my door unannounced. Having worked within the Accor group for approximately 15 years as a Duty Manager in Singapore, I am very familiar with hotel operational procedures, guest privacy standards, and security protocols. It has always been my understanding that when a visitor arrives for an in-house guest, Reception should first contact the guest to obtain authorization before granting access to the room floors. While my visitor was indeed expected on this occasion, Reception had no way of knowing that without contacting me first. Had the visitor not been known to me, this could have resulted in a serious security and privacy issue. In my professional opinion, allowing a visitor direct access to a guest room without prior verification is unacceptable and falls short of the standards expected from an Accor property. What further disappointed me was the handling of the matter after I raised my concern. I wish to be clear that I am not seeking compensation of any kind. My concern is not financial. Rather, I expect an appropriate resolution and acknowledgement of the seriousness of the issue. Simply being told ”sorry” was not sufficient given the nature of the security lapse. The alternatives presented to me by the Night Manager were also, in my view, unreasonable. One option was for me to move to another room on my final night. Considering that I was due to check out the following morning, I found this solution impractical and disruptive. Being asked to pack my belongings and relocate because of an issue that was not caused by me did not seem to be an appropriate resolution. I was also informed that a Reception Manager would speak with me. However, I was unable to wait indefinitely for the manager's arrival. As a guest who was raising a legitimate concern, I do not believe I should have been expected to delay my evening plans or remain available for an uncertain period of time. Furthermore, I was scheduled to leave the hotel at 7:00 AM the next morning in order to arrive at the airport early for my flight. For these reasons, I felt that the issue was not properly addressed during my stay, which is why I am bringing it directly to your attention. I am raising this matter not only as a guest but also"

"Among all the Bangkok hotels I've stayed at, this one offered the best value for money in terms of room and bathroom condition. From the moment I stepped in, the staff greeted me warmly, and their overall demeanor exuded friendliness. The room was well-cleaned, and there were no unpleasant odors from the air conditioning, which was great. I felt like the hotel was very well-maintained overall. Across the street, there's a 7-Eleven and Cafe Amazon, and Ekkamai is about 2.5km away, making it convenient to get around by car or motorbike. I had a great stay and would definitely consider staying here again."