Yes.

Especially considering it’s January, 2K THB is a crazy good deal. I think I paid about 4,200 at a similar time a couple of years ago.

In respect of Airport Link access ( above), that would work fine to the hotel but not so great going back to the airport: rarely is a seat to be had when getting on at Makkasan ( but generally there is seating from Phaya Thai). Either way doesn’t work great in peak hour, especially access bia MRT/BTS.
I had another really good stay at Four Points. No upgrade to speak of but very comfortable and good value.
Breakfast is very nice and quite relaxing. The only ( first world) negative: whoever sets the dial on the toaster manages to get an exact mark where the bread comes out completely untoasted; put it through a second time and it’s burnt to a crisp.

I think I got free breakfast because of the room type I was upgraded to.

IIRC ( last stay end July), there is always rice ( usually 1 pot of fried , 1 of steamed). The buffet has not declined: it’s pretty comprehensive: Thai, Indian, Japanese, Western. It’s not SGS, PA level but not far short of it ( rather similar to the Westin).
Noodle Soup...I don’t recall as it’s not something I would choose.
They do have a really pathetically inadequate toaster ( a 2 slice, cheap thing from Homepro). The professional toaster went kaput: they must be waiting for a replacement.

I can second this. Just finished breakfast recharging three hours ago from a few hours sleep after long SFO/NRT flight . I’m quite impressed by the quality which can easily beat Courtyard BKK. I can confirm two rice items one is regular steamed jasmine rice another is pork fried rice possibly rotated daily, three items if you count congree. If this breakfast buffet offered in US hotels, should be rated top notch. Even in Bangkok, It’s very solid though may not have varieties like those in Courtyard or royal Sheraton or Marriott Thong Lo. The taste here also very delicoius, Naan bread, my mix and match noodle with Tom Yum soup (HAHA very creative), seared salmon, smoked salmon, fresh water melon and ginger juice（maybe chanegd daily), yes Greece yougurt . A little lacking on fruit variety, unlike Courtyard no my all time favorite passion fruit (I have planted two vines a few years ago and this year alone bearing a few hundred big passion fruits at my backyard in Mountain View). Another area needs to be improved is cheese variety maybe.

I checked in around 10:45pm last night, one day before I saw upgraded to primier from deluxe room. During checkin, I asked whether I got upgraded and was told upgraded to premium then I politely asked any better room available, he said wait please and checked and called then two minutes later I got 48 sqm junior suit, so no complain here for one night short stay.


Courtyard used to be my late arrival flight transit hotel and now it has a solid competitor with better breakfast, Aloft would be distant third unless its rate is very low.

Today I will have my very first stay at Le Meridian followed bySt. Regis , Royal Sheraton and W (another first stay). I have a gut that Le Meridian might be my next favorite BKK Bonvey hotel after Athenee where I had three total stays less then one year and two paid stays got Royal club suit upgrades with SUA and one five-night award got Athenee suit upgrade.

I’m from Marriott side where I first got gold match from United and enjoy all executive benefits though never got suit upgrade.Before merge I always stayed between Marriott 60% and Hiltons 40%, after merge I stayed at least 90% at Bonvey and 10% Hilton（only Waldorf and Hilton Pattaya), now I just find one interesting trend that I prefer former SPG hotels, shocking? Not really, I believe the breakfast policy plays a key role as all SPG hotels no exception provide restaurant breakfast while Marriott Surawongse, JW Marriott and Marriott Marquis only allows lounge breakfast so I will vote with my wallet. Lucklily too many great choices in BKK.

The three remaining Bonvey hotels I have not yet stayed are Westin, SGS and Le Meridian Suvarnabhumi, I think SGS would be my next favorite based on good reviews by Kacee and others. I will stay at SGS later this year.