Compass Hotels in Bangkok

Traveling with three people, prioritizing three single beds, limited our options. This hotel is located in the Pratunam area, and you can drive right up to the entrance. However, with shops and stalls lining both sides, it gets incredibly congested with pedestrians and motorbikes, making it very difficult if there's oncoming traffic. Everything you need is within easy reach. It's about a 10-minute walk to the Airport Rail Link Ratchaprarop station and about a 15-minute walk to CentralWorld. The hotel has two buildings. We stayed in the older one. One bed had a fixed frame, while the other two had movable frames on wheels (they sagged a bit in the middle, probably because they weren't fixed). The bathroom was a bit small, and the shower door felt broken. The hotel didn't provide toothbrushes or slippers. The shower gel and shampoo came in pump bottles. Our triple room wasn't facing the street, so it was quiet at night. The curtains didn't close completely. The room was proactively cleaned the next day. There's a scale in the lobby for weighing luggage, which was convenient. There weren't enough power outlets for three people, and the Wi-Fi signal was poor. It's decent for a three-star hotel.

I had a great stay at Citrus Hotel! The rooms are impressively big and spacious, much larger than I expected. There was plenty of room to relax and unpack, which made the stay feel really comfortable and more like home. Everything was clean and well-kept, and the layout was perfect for both short and longer stays.

Excellent location, 10 minutes walk to BTS and lively bars and restaurants, hotel is clean and quiet modern with rooftop pool and sunbathing area until around 4,30 pm

Galleria 12 is located in an excellent spot down an alley in the middle of downtown. It is super close to Pier 12 which has a ton of cheap and tasty food options. The pool is quite relaxing if you can ignore the construction next door. The gym comes stocked with a multipurpose machine and other equipment, but it’s rather cramped. We really enjoyed the breakfast which offered good Thai and western options. The main issue we had with the rooms was that the soundproofing was quite terrible. Our room was connected to a neighboring room by two locked doors. Unfortunately, the soundproofing was so bad that I could clearly hear my neighbors’ conversation when they were simply talking. When they were watching TV, it felt as if it was in the same room. If you’re a light sleeper, you might have a hard time.

The hotel was clean and reasonably priced for its location. On the same road, there was a well-known Thai restaurant that always had a queue. It was also very convenient, with a 3-minute walk to a 7-Eleven and just 3 minutes to the MRT Green Line (Nana) station. Overall, it was a good experience staying here, and daily housekeeping was provided.

Nice hotel, clean, good staff. There are many Middle Eastern cafes around. 10 minutes walk to Nana station. 10 minutes by car to Makkasan Station, from which you can get to Suvarnabhumi Airport in 25 minutes. My room faced a noisy street, which made it difficult to sleep. And the electronic card system wasn't very convenient

The room was clean, tidy, and very new. There's a small supermarket downstairs, and the surrounding area is great with a bustling street full of bars and shops. It's not far from major hotels and shopping districts, making it an ideal place to stay. There's also an elevator.