Bangkok Hotels with Swimming Pools

Oh yes yes , here at PRINCE PALACE i got welcomed for dinner , tasting again all variety of Thai dish and drinks .Beautiful sceanery , cozy pool and lounge Very beautiful and neat room ,very accesible to shops And loved the early morning walks as the shops is just around the PRINCE PALACE HOTEL .

Terrible experience, it felt like I’m staying in a motel without category, hotel is old and smelly, everything in the room is old. Shower is very old too. Check in and check out procedures will take ages, will wait in the line as at the airport and then very slow registration process, although staff is very polite and nice. Lobby looks grandiose but in reality all looks very old. Windows in the room were incredibly dirty and the room view unpleasant. The only surprisingly positive moment is breakfast, despite bad coffee the choice of options is incredible, looks like lunch buffet and the food is tasty. Before checkout at 12 pm at 11:35 I had 2 calls within 3 minutes from reception with information that I need to check out, I said I know that at 12, they said it’s just a reminder, never had this before, weird. Located within 5 min walk to Nana BTS. Overall, I’ll never stay here again even if the price is cheap.

Here’s a review based on your feedback: The hotel is good for the price, with decent amenities that meet expectations. However, the service from the front desk could use some improvement. We felt that the attentiveness to our requests, which were clearly mentioned during the booking, was lacking. A bit more focus on delivering a ‘wow’ impression rather than a slight disappointment would elevate the overall experience. With a bit more attention to detail, this hotel could be a great choice.

Walking distance to many night markets and shopping mall. Breakfast at highest floor with good view and food choices. However, requires at least 2 lifts just to reach room and long waiting time for lift. Occasionally, you still have to squeeze with people buying tickets to the observation deck.

The good service with the good location, staff friendly and have the swimming pool, gyms and bar. Near hotel there are massage shops and Lotus with night market you can take a walk around there. The BTS On nut only walk 2 mns which is very convenient 😇😇😇😇

I stayed at this hotel for a few nights and overall had a positive experience, but there are a few areas that could be better. The location is fantastic—only a 5-minute walk to the massage street and very close to both the BTS and ARL stations, with a shuttle service available for added convenience. There’s also a 7-11 nearby, which is really handy. The room itself was quite spacious, and the breakfast buffet had a great selection of food. However, the hotel does have some downsides. The soundproofing in the rooms could be much better. The doors are made of wood and somewhat old, so you have to close them with force, which can cause noise. You can also hear conversations from the hallway, and at night, the sound of doors slamming was disruptive. The room’s ventilation system wasn’t ideal, and there was an unpleasant smell that lingered throughout my stay. Overall, while the hotel offers great value in terms of location and facilities, the soundproofing and ventilation issues were quite noticeable, which is why I’m giving it a 3.5-star rating.

My recent stay at The Landmark Bangkok was great and was a fair price for the experience. The room was adequate and did excellent to offer an isolated and quiet experience while being right on the doorstep of a very busy area. My biggest praises go to the front reception staff who were excellent with my late check-in and when helping me to retrieve a parcel (especially a staff member named Ching). Floor 9 offers a really big pool and a great place to sunbathe, but feel the poolside prices are steep at average 250baht per item and feel the service in this area could be more organized. When returning to Bangkok in the future I would be happy to stay here again.

Nice hotel on the riverside of Bangkok, courteous staff and well maintained place. Our room was facing a parking lot, and view is not great, ceiling is low give you the feeling of darkness, and we didn’t feel cosy or holiday’s mood… The low tide of the river make the hotel surroundings smelly muddy, kind of annoying if you are by the pool. Hotel staff can’t do anything about it, but you must have it in mind. Breakfast is big and many choices. We didn’t use the shuttle boat as it was raining during our stay. Just in front of the hotel, there is a small mall with foods and snacks and 7/11… Satisfied but we won’t come back because of the smelly of the river.

Out of all of the hotels I had stayed at in Bangkok so far, I prefer the variety of food options at Amari! Everything was delicious as well as the coffee. This was my second time staying here. This time I tried out their most basic twin room which was still acceptably nice and clean. The main foyer got changed to go around to the back of the hotel so I was surprised at first. It is a hotel I trust to let my mom stay at.

I recently stayed here for 5 days on a leisure trip. Overall, the hotel offers a decent experience with good breakfast, service, and amenities. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, making for a pleasant stay. However, I did notice some mould near the AC vents in the room access corridors, which is a sign that the property might be showing its age. Unfortunately, the checkout process was a major letdown. Despite requesting to have the checkout formalities completed in advance, the staff handling the process was incredibly slow. I ended up waiting for almost 50 minutes, which was frustrating, especially since they had added tips to the room service bill without my permission. This led to discrepancies in the final amount, and even after multiple follow-ups, they were slow in providing the supporting copies. To top it off, they didn’t even give me a final bill but just showed it to me briefly. While the stay was generally comfortable, the checkout experience left a sour note. I would recommend management to improve their processes to avoid such delays and confusion in the future.