Baiyoke Sky Hotel Bangkok

Брали на одну ночь с целью посмотреть на столицу. Отель хороший, номер большой , жили на 59 этаже , вид супер - особенно ночью . Завтрак разнообразный и все кухни мира представлены. Район где находится отель очень людный , трафик машин плотный , видимо это какой то центр торговли , тк везде рынки и разного рода торговые центры .

浴室水溫忽冷忽熱，化妝桌很髒未清潔，飯店偏舊，地點優良，服務人員不錯，景觀良好

Convenient, close to shopping Can find something to eat nearby, clean, big room

Super hotel....I liked everything very much....many thanks and 10 stars

It was around 10pm when we arrived. The guy at the front desk told me that the room type we ordered was no longer available. He then took out a price tag and asked us to add money to upgrade the room. I am from Macau and have been working in the hotel area for a long time. If I encounter a hotel in Macau, The hotel has to pay for oversold rooms, even if there is only the last presidential suite left, but this hotel asked me to pay more to upgrade the room, which was completely inconsistent with my understanding of the hotel industry, so I asked the little brother very unhappily: If you don’t have the room type I booked tonight, will you still not have it tomorrow? The little brother said it would be available tomorrow, so I firmly told the little brother that you must promise me to exchange it for me tomorrow! The boy immediately got scared and turned around to discuss with a woman in Thai. After the discussion, he came back and asked me, can I change you to a larger room where smoking is allowed? I said yes. Fellow compatriots who are planning to book this hotel, please note that everything about this hotel is okay, but please remember not to fall for this deceptive trick. The fault of the hotel being oversold lies with the hotel, not the guests. Don’t be fooled by them. If you add money to upgrade, the Chinese won’t be taken advantage of.

房間太舊了

This time I stayed on the 67th floor. The long view from the room was spectacular. There was a night market right below the hotel that was open until late at night. There were also several 24-hour Thai restaurants, Seven-Elevens, massage parlors, markets, and malls nearby, so it was nice. The area around the hotel was Indian town, and many of the guests were Indian.

I booked only one night to get from the airport directly by metro (the hotel is located next to the station of the same line from Suvarnabhumi). The hotel is old but still beautiful. At the reception, a Russian-speaking employee still meets you, tells you everything and gives you a reminder. We settled in the simplest room. He ended up on the 40th floor. Despite the frankly dirty windows (but you can’t even wash them), it was cool to look at Bangkok at night, sitting in a comfortable chair. The room is very large, a bed, two armchairs, a table, a small table, a dressing room. I didn’t notice any problems with the elevators in the hotel; they moved quickly. Visitors can, in my opinion, go up to the observation deck until midnight, for them it is free. Breakfast on the 84th floor is also good. Before 9 am, you can even do it outdoors with a view of the city. Then the sun drives into the room. An external elevator to the observation deck is not recommended. It's brutally dirty, like something out of a horror movie). It's better to ride the inner one. I really liked the hotel, you need to start your vacation with comfort. Next time, the first night is definitely in Bayok.