Hotel Sapin

This is the worst hotel in Thailand for me. The Ctrip pictures are seriously inconsistent with the reality. The transportation is very, very, very inconvenient. You have to take a taxi when you come back after playing. It is extremely difficult to find in an alley. There is nothing around. It is very remote and the price is very expensive. In Bangkok, it’s more than 100 at most, and I feel cheated.

The room is very new and well-equipped. Except that it is a little small, it is completely fine to live in by yourself. It also provides a beauty mirror, which is a very thoughtful little service. The toilet is very comfortable and the bedding is also good. Except that it is a bit noisy at night, it is generally very good. They also provide free cars to major attractions.

Booked two rooms with my friends. First of all, the location is good. It's only 7-8 minutes away from Chulalongkorn University Night Market and close to Siam Business District. There are free tuk tuks to Chinatown, Siam Paragon and BTS stations (only for single rides, you can take care of it yourself when you come back). But the tuk tuk driver seemed a bit fierce. I don't know where to get off. I didn't understand what he said because it was Thai. The fatal flaw is that the rooms in this hotel are separated by partitions. The sound insulation is really poor and the waiters are not well trained. The next door checked out early in the morning. They cleaned the house with two people, opened the door and chatted. There was also the sound of tools falling or moving. It was like it happened next to my ear. I really couldn't stand it. I think I won't book again in the future

The environment is good, the sound insulation is good, and the most important thing is that the guy who cleans the room is really good and polite.

First of all, the environment of the hotel is very good, and it is green and beautiful. Whether it is the lobby, the room or the restaurant, they are all very beautiful. Secondly, the attitude of the front desk is also very good. If you want to call a tuk-tuk, it will arrive quickly. Then the hotel has disposable slippers, hair dryers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, refrigerators, etc., so you don’t need to bring too much! The sound insulation is really not very good. It is recommended that if there are people living next door, it is better to speak quietly, because I can hear what they are saying... Remember to bring earplugs. Then, although it is a little far from the subway, the tuk-tuk can also go to the subway station. It is also close to the Chulalongkorn University Food Street and the Centennial Park, and you can walk back. Finally, there are really many Chinese tourists, and it feels like they are basically... In this case, it is recommended that the front desk can learn more Chinese. Finally, the deposit is 1k Thai baht. It is recommended that you bring cash and you can receive it when you check out.

Next to Twin Tower, on a small road. There is a 7-11 nearby, which takes a few minutes to walk. The front desk and the waiters are very polite and have a good attitude. You have to swipe the room card at the front desk every day. When you check in, you will be given a drink coupon of 100 baht, which can be ordered in their coffee shop (take-out or in). The breakfast is not buffet style, there is a menu (3 sets, Chinese and Western), all of which are delicious. You cannot bring durian and mangosteen to the room, otherwise you will be fined. A deposit of 2,000 baht is required for check-in, which will be refunded when you check out. The hotel has free tuktuk cars to some designated attractions, and you can tell the front desk in advance the time and place for them to arrange. Overall it is good.

The soundproofing of the room is very poor! The sanitary environment is also very bad. I wanted to stay too much and I couldn't sleep at all. I could hear whispers. The two sides next door were very noisy at night until 5 o'clock in the morning. But here comes the disgusting part. A hotel with such a bad quality will charge 2000 yuan. Deposit, you will know that there is something fishy, ​​and a hidden trap is coming. He will use various methods to refuse to refund your deposit. If there is a black point, there is no need to question it. If it is a little black, he will say that you smoke. This is a common routine in Thai hotels, but I have never encountered this before. All my previous accommodations were five-star hotels. This is my first time living in a remote place! As a result, we encountered something like this. They didn’t dare to cheat Chinese people out of their deposits. I rarely commented. He saw that I was tough and refunded the deposit, but this behavior was extremely shameful! Since the evidence he showed me was a black mark! Every room in his room has such old traces! This is how they try to trick the Chinese! Chinese people must not go to this hotel. This is the first time you have encountered such a thing in the 16 years since you came to Thailand!