all seasons Victory Monument Bangkok - review
Apr 25, 2011, 10:55 pm
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all seasons Victory Monument Bangkok - review
I only stayed here for one night. It is a brand new hotel some way north of Victory Monument about 3 minutes walk north from Sanam Pao BTS station. It is hidden somewhat down a side soi but there is a sign with the all seasons logo pointing you towards the hotel.
I booked an executive room which cost me quite a bit less than 100USD. I did not expect much for that price. I was pleasantly surprised. The checkin process was a little patchy. It took two of them to figure it out with a little from me. They are still learning, I guess.
The room is surprisingly spacious for a mid-budget hotel. I've had executive rooms at top five star hotels in Bangkok which are smaller. The room was spotless, well-appointed, and seemed designed for ease of maintenance. The bathroom is black everything which makes it a little hard to see. I didn't even notice the shower at first. The toilet is almost flush against the wall and a bit cramped. It might be a bit awkward for larger-size people. I found the king size bed very comfortable. I slept well.
Wifi is free and fast. The breakfast was nothing special, but at that price you don't expect special. I only had a quick look at the pool and gym. The pool is small and there are three or four exercise machines.
Overall, this hotel is very good value in a city with a lot of very good value hotels.
Some snaps:
I booked an executive room which cost me quite a bit less than 100USD. I did not expect much for that price. I was pleasantly surprised. The checkin process was a little patchy. It took two of them to figure it out with a little from me. They are still learning, I guess.
The room is surprisingly spacious for a mid-budget hotel. I've had executive rooms at top five star hotels in Bangkok which are smaller. The room was spotless, well-appointed, and seemed designed for ease of maintenance. The bathroom is black everything which makes it a little hard to see. I didn't even notice the shower at first. The toilet is almost flush against the wall and a bit cramped. It might be a bit awkward for larger-size people. I found the king size bed very comfortable. I slept well.
Wifi is free and fast. The breakfast was nothing special, but at that price you don't expect special. I only had a quick look at the pool and gym. The pool is small and there are three or four exercise machines.
Overall, this hotel is very good value in a city with a lot of very good value hotels.
Some snaps:
Apr 26, 2011, 12:38 am
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It is much nicer than All Season Huamark, but of course the price also different a lot.
I only stayed here for one night. It is a brand new hotel some way north of Victory Monument about 3 minutes walk north from Sanam Pao BTS station. It is hidden somewhat down a side soi but there is a sign with the all seasons logo pointing you towards the hotel.
I booked an executive room which cost me quite a bit less than 100USD. I did not expect much for that price. I was pleasantly surprised. The checkin process was a little patchy. It took two of them to figure it out with a little from me. They are still learning, I guess.
The room is surprisingly spacious for a mid-budget hotel. I've had executive rooms at top five star hotels in Bangkok which are smaller. The room was spotless, well-appointed, and seemed designed for ease of maintenance. The bathroom is black everything which makes it a little hard to see. I didn't even notice the shower at first. The toilet is almost flush against the wall and a bit cramped. It might be a bit awkward for larger-size people. I found the king size bed very comfortable. I slept well.
Wifi is free and fast. The breakfast was nothing special, but at that price you don't expect special. I only had a quick look at the pool and gym. The pool is small and there are three or four exercise machines.
Overall, this hotel is very good value in a city with a lot of very good value hotels.
Some snaps:
I booked an executive room which cost me quite a bit less than 100USD. I did not expect much for that price. I was pleasantly surprised. The checkin process was a little patchy. It took two of them to figure it out with a little from me. They are still learning, I guess.
The room is surprisingly spacious for a mid-budget hotel. I've had executive rooms at top five star hotels in Bangkok which are smaller. The room was spotless, well-appointed, and seemed designed for ease of maintenance. The bathroom is black everything which makes it a little hard to see. I didn't even notice the shower at first. The toilet is almost flush against the wall and a bit cramped. It might be a bit awkward for larger-size people. I found the king size bed very comfortable. I slept well.
Wifi is free and fast. The breakfast was nothing special, but at that price you don't expect special. I only had a quick look at the pool and gym. The pool is small and there are three or four exercise machines.
Overall, this hotel is very good value in a city with a lot of very good value hotels.
Some snaps:
Apr 26, 2011, 4:36 am
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