Baiyoke Sky Hotel

In the heart of all the markets to get the stuff you wanted to and even the stuff you didn’t want. Close walk to all the high end stores. The hotel itself has much to explore. Views are out of this world.

It is a bit dated for an iconic landmark. Limited breakfast compared to other places. The surrounding area is safe although more old Bangkok Work Charm. Prepare to walk a lot because the taxis and tuk tuks that hang about will fleece you. Sky train is close but difficult to pinpoint where to get off or where to get it.

Location

Rooms were like from the 60’s or 70’s needs a revamp they also accidentally charged my card an extra $150 AUD and then told me it may take 2 months to refund would have loved to be given the option to stay in the town side but didn’t even know about it until a friend in Australia asked which side we were staying in... just a big hotel in a big city nothing flash may have been great in its day

Beautiful bed linens. Clean bathroom. Housekeeper replenished supplies of water and coffee. Clean hallway carpet from elevator to room.

Big room, but chopped up into smaller spaces. No decorative class or congruence. High, small, filthy windows contributed to jail/factory ambiance. Confusing array of banks of elevators serving both residents and street tourists accessing the tower observation decks. Way too many people. Lobby access from heavily congested street way-confusing and inconvenient. Poor signage and no entryway. Taxi couldn’t tell where to let us off and pressured by police to move on. Hectic. Had to hoist bags up a flight of stairs from street level to get to elevators to the 18th floor lobby. Unappealing restaurants and amenities. Over priced food.