Royal Rattanakosin Hotel

Beds are old and uncomfortable

The hotel is large and the facilities are a bit old. The whole hotel has a sense of age but it is still very comfortable. The location is very good. It is opposite the museum and very close to the Grand Palace. The subway is far away but it is very safe at night. There are police officers near the scenic spot and it is quite lively.

If you just want to sleep, go

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I stayed for three days. On the first day, I was greeted by a thin, older man at the front desk. He asked him if he wanted a hair dryer. He translated in Thai and English. He ended up typing in Thai. What he said should have been to go back to the room and give it to me. We sent it over, and then we kept speaking Thai. I don’t know if I was cursing, but the tone sounded very bad anyway. The key is to slap the keyboard hard with your hands! ! ! ! Considering that people should pay attention to safety when abroad, I didn't complain directly to him. I called customer service to negotiate a refund for the order. I couldn't refund the order for three days. I was really speechless. The attitudes of other hotel staff were OK, only this big brother , don’t know why such a bad attitude. As for the hotel, it's old, the room lighting is dim and humid, and you have to take a shower in the bathtub, there is only a faucet and no shower, which is not very convenient. It's not far from the Grand Palace on foot, but it takes a kilometer or two to walk to the MRT. It's very sunny during the day, and at night there's a street full of homeless people downstairs. There's no 711 downstairs, and there's Royal Fields Plaza next to it, and you can take the A4 from there to go back to the corridor. Mann Airport. Overall not recommended.

It may be a suite given to employees by a Japanese company in the past. Although it is a bit old, the matching furniture and appliances, the overall design of the house, and the hygiene are very good. Combined with the price, I am very surprised and praised.