Chern Bangkok, Bangkok

The hotel offers spacious rooms with added bonuses like a safe deposit box, fridge, and hairdryer. The rooms are super clean and have big cupboards you can lock, along with big bathrooms and nice showers. However, it was a bit disappointing due to old furniture, smelly cabinets, lack of hangers, leaking air conditioning, and a dark and narrow feel.

The hotel is situated in a quiet area perfect for exploring Bangkok. It's a great location for walking to Khao San road and enjoying superb street food nearby, with an alternative feeling from other places. While the hotel is close to the airport by TukTuk and train services, it's also within walking distance to the restaurant of the famous street food chef JAI FAI. Brace yourself for a queue at the alleged best Phad Thai place in Bangkok.

I found the hotel to be a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were very clean and provided me with a unique view of Bangkok inhabitants' daily life, but it felt a bit unconventional with personal terraces displaying laundry and cleaning items. The service was friendly and informative, though I preferred not to use the meter. The location was convenient for sightseeing but a bit far from public transportation. Dining options were satisfactory with room for improvement, and the facilities offered a good range of entertainment and amenities.

The hotel rooms were comfortable and spacious, although some noise from the fridge was noticeable. The service was satisfactory, with a mix of friendly and not so friendly staff members. The location offered a peaceful atmosphere and easy access to nearby attractions. The dining options were decent but limited in availability. Overall, a decent choice for a stay with some room for improvement.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location was really convenient, close to the Giant Swing and other attractions, but the room cleanliness left much to be desired. The hotel cafe served good American-style dishes, although the service I received was not the friendliest. However, the hotel had some positives, like its proximity to key landmarks and the affordability of the cafe.

I had a great time staying at this hotel. The location is superb, allowing easy access to major attractions, and the rooms, although okay, provided all the essential amenities. The staff was exceptionally nice and helpful despite our many inquiries, making our stay enjoyable. However, the small alleys around the hotel made transportation a bit challenging.

The hotel offered spacious and comfortable rooms, ideal for exploring the city and its temples. However, the presence of nearby permanent residents gave a shantytown feel to some parts of the hotel. The service was friendly and helpful while the location proved to be convenient for visiting major attractions but lacked proximity to the metro. The dining options were simple but tasty, although slightly on the expensive side.