This is a hotel that brings all around and nearby Sukhumvit together and alive – you either live it up to the max or leave it! The location sits on un-dying seam that links a constant shopping festival on one end and a night life drama (Cowboy Soi) on the other. The hotel is clean – unfortunately, the room carpet where I stayed had a few smutty spots! yet over all is OK. Again, the location is quite close to a metro station and, also, a short walk to Soi 11 where you can find loads of sidewalk bars & restaurants – especially that affordable & most delicious Japanese restaurant ever–forgot the name! The hotel guests are a bit upbeat, there are quite a few middle-easterners but extremely polite. The atmosphere on the road is festive all the day and for the 3 days I stayed there – the low-quality street venders are bit so so; however, the hotel attendants were overly friendly; I was in a good mood anyway as I got there after my trip to the islands. There are, also, loads of Indian restaurants too, and if you walk up you will come across a newly built mall where you can rest in case of high humidity, however, the shopping madness is undergoing at the MBK Mall and around – absolutely non-stop (a two stop metro ride) Late at night, you just need to drag a chair...This is a hotel that brings all around and nearby Sukhumvit together and alive – you either live it up to the max or leave it! The location sits on un-dying seam that links a constant shopping festival on one end and a night life drama (Cowboy Soi) on the other. The hotel is clean – unfortunately, the room carpet where I stayed had a few smutty spots! yet over all is OK.

Again, the location is quite close to a metro station and, also, a short walk to Soi 11 where you can find loads of sidewalk bars & restaurants – especially that affordable & most delicious Japanese restaurant ever–forgot the name!

The hotel guests are a bit upbeat, there are quite a few middle-easterners but extremely polite. The atmosphere on the road is festive all the day and for the 3 days I stayed there – the low-quality street venders are bit so so; however, the hotel attendants were overly friendly; I was in a good mood anyway as I got there after my trip to the islands.

There are, also, loads of Indian restaurants too, and if you walk up you will come across a newly built mall where you can rest in case of high humidity, however, the shopping madness is undergoing at the MBK Mall and around – absolutely non-stop (a two stop metro ride)

Late at night, you just need to drag a chair a few steps outside the hotel and it will turn into a little cocktail get together- It can be entertaining for those who can handle it!

It was fun!More