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.

I booked this place for two nights. I saw other reviews saying the accommodation was clean, but for me, the bathroom was quite dirty, as if the housekeeper hadn't cleaned it at all. There were stain marks on the walls and the sink was also stained. However, the duvet and bedsheets were quite clean. On the second night, the housekeeper forgot to provide towels, so I called reception to request some. But after a long wait, no one brought them up, so my partner had to go down to get them himself. The towels for the second night also had a musty smell. The swimming pool and gym were pretty decent for the price. I booked a room with breakfast, and the breakfast was fine. The staff at the restaurant provided excellent service; they were very cheerful, especially a female staff member who took great care of us, and the male staff member who drove us to the main road was also very helpful. Overall, it was quite okay, but I have to deduct points for the cleanliness of the bathroom, as it seemed the housekeeper hadn't cleaned the walls at all.

Good service, great breakfasts. There's a laundry and massage parlor nearby, and it's close to everything you need. Excellent location.

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.

Excellent hotel! We spent a long time choosing, considering various options, with cleanliness, tidiness, and location being our main criteria. We definitely made the right choice! The hotel is small, but very clean, smells pleasant, and the ladies at the reception are incredibly nice 😊. Our room was also spotless with a fantastic bed – it was the most comfortable sleep I've ever had! The view from the room was of another hotel's wall, but it didn't bother us much. Housekeeping came every day and provided water, tea, and coffee sachets. There's also a laundry service available for a fee. The rooftop has a decent pool. We liked everything; the only minor inconvenience was the lack of a microwave in the room. It would be great if they added them.

My stay at Citrus Sukhumvit 13 Nana Bangkok by Compass Hospitality was overall average—there were some positives, but also several noticeable downsides. On the positive side, the room lighting was bright, and the cleanliness was acceptable. It was decent enough for a comfortable stay, though there is still room for improvement. The soundproofing was better than expected—we stayed in a room near the elevator, but it was not too noisy at night. Only the room abit small for 2 of us. The location is also convenient in terms of nearby amenities, with two 7-Eleven stores and a McDonald's nearby, making it easy to buy essentials or find food. In terms of transportation, the hotel is not extremely close to the BTS. It takes about 5 minutes to walk to the main road, around 8 minutes to Nana BTS Station, and about 10 minutes to Asok BTS Station. Walking can feel tiring, especially in Bangkok’s heat. The hotel does offer a free tuk-tuk shuttle service to the BTS station on weekends, which is a nice bonus. However, we only managed to use it once during our stay and only saw it once, so the schedule did not seem very consistent. It’s better to check with the front desk in advance. On the downside, we noticed cockroaches outside the hotel entrance, possibly because the drain covers have open holes. This definitely affected the overall impression of cleanliness. The bathroom water temperature was also unstable—the water would suddenly turn hot or cold while showering, and the water pressure was not very strong. In addition, this hotel is located in the Nana area, which has many bars and a busy nightlife scene. The area can feel crowded and a bit chaotic at night. For solo female travelers or those who prioritize safety and a quieter environment, I would personally recommend considering others. Overall, this hotel may suit budget travelers looking for a short stay with basic necessities. However, if cleanliness, safety, and overall comfort are high priorities, there may be better options available.