Set in Bangkok's Ratchathewi, GLINT Siam Bangkok Hotel is positioned to meet the needs of those traveling for fun or business.
During your down time, go for a swim in the outdoor pool. To recharge your batteries or simply relax, visit the property's sunbathing area.
The in-house cafe is the perfect place to hang out.
When driving to the property, you can use the free parking lot.
"For those looking to book, check out my review: First off, the hotel is pretty new overall, with a pool on the top floor and free tea and coffee (self-service). Breakfast is a simple sandwich meal. The prices aren't high, and I really appreciated the 24-hour front desk, which makes checking out easy, especially if you have a red-eye flight. Before checking in, they'll ask you about disposable amenities and your preferred cleaning time. There's a Chinese instruction sheet, so you just point to what you need. I chose 12 PM for cleaning, and my room was always tidied up when I got back in the afternoon. The room itself isn't big, quite small actually, but you can still move around normally with luggage opened. The bathroom has no strange smells (shower gel and shampoo are provided). I'm not sure if it's because there were no neighbors, but I didn't hear any noise, so you'll have to judge the soundproofing for yourselves. For around 200 a night, I think it's quite a good deal. The bed was super soft, which I'm not used to. It's about a 10-minute walk to nearby malls and also 10 minutes to the popular skybridge for photos. Taking a motorbike taxi to Chulalongkorn University Night Market is very convenient from there. To get into the hotel, you need to go through an alley, about 600-700 meters. The area around is residential, with a square-like space where people sell late-night snacks (local delicacies) even at 10 PM. There's also a massage parlor nearby, with similar prices to others (probably needs reservations, so I didn't go). If you take a taxi, the driver will drive into the alley and drop you off right at the hotel, so you don't need to walk from the alley entrance or worry too much. When calling a taxi, the driver will also come to the hotel entrance, so I recommend going downstairs when the car is almost there. The lobby had a sewer smell though. Traffic in Bangkok is super congested, so be prepared. If you have a flight the next day, definitely allow an extra half hour! I booked a taxi to the airport a day in advance, and the driver was 45 minutes late, possibly due to morning rush hour, but it's generally always congested. (The above is my experience for your reference.) Hope you all have a fun time in Bangkok! P1: You can easily spot the skybridge for photos when walking there, no need to specifically look for it. P3: Just buy one hotel sandwich, it's enough for two people if you split it (the nearby 7-Eleven felt a bit far to me). P4: Durian bought from under a residential building, 20 RMB. P5: If you want to experience Thai massage and don't want to search, check out the one near the hotel. It seemed more affordable compared to where I went. Anyone who's tried it, feel free to share your thoughts."