Excellent option if you have a long international flight lay-over
by Clare Scott from United Kingdom (April 13, 2009)
I made a reservation as I had a 5 hour layover in bkk and discovered it was only about £10 more than purchasing 2 airline lounge passes. So yes, Clearly this is a more economic option if travelling with someone else. The hotel location, privacy and convenience are unparalleled and I would absolutely do it again.
The free breakfast is rather poor and the rooms are small with only internal windows. However such items are not high on my list inbetween two long haul flights. The location is perfect (esp for qantas flights), rooms clean and bathroom completely functional. After a shower and a lie down in a nice quiet space I was much more ready to face the next flight.
Very convenient
by C. G. from United States (February 28, 2009)
Not having to go thru immigration, etc., when arriving in the middle of the night and then leaving early the next morning is great! Rooms were small, but clean and comfortable, and everything was pretty new. There is tv with CNN and BBC and also the airlines' arrivals and departures. You do have to walk down a long, dim, slightly offputting corridor to reach it, but it seems safe enough. It's much easier to find than in the old Bangkok airport.
Good room for a short nite in Bangkok.
by Mr. Arthur Stukey from United States (May 6, 2009)
Clean, efficient, room for a 6hr international layover at Suvarnabhumi, without the need to clear customs and re-enter thru security. Having coffee and continental breakfast food available was a pleasant surprise.
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