S3 Siam Bangkok Hotel
Bangkok
Bewertungen
close to shopping centers in the city center. Clean Beautiful Hotel. have a nice pool in rooftop. You can enjoy the wonderful city view from the rooftop.
Stayed there for 2 Nights. Good location. Straightforward check-in and out. Spacious parking space. Rooms are small. No much space for luggages. Not soundproof - can hear other rooms’ noise. Swimming pool is pleasant at rooftop but not very hygienically maintained. I may be picky with swimming pools reviews as I think it's really important to have good water treatment for public swimming pools. Overall although I thought fair for given price, there are better worth hotels with better quality in the vicinity.
Enjoyed our 1 night stay, ac is cold, toom is clean. The location is close to the toursist destination. Thank you :)
13MAY2026: I was uncertain of where to stay prior to flying into Bangkok, but stating an overnightery on the official entrance document is required, and MY only requirement was that a lift be available to help my “ageing out” body. [If it was closer to the Grasshopper Adventures storefront (now “Discova”) that I thoroughly enjoyed 8 years ago, even better.] Once I officially entered this great country at BKK, I took a taxi to the front/ground floor entrance. I first met security, who, if/when smoking, do so only in the designated outside space. Meeting him and showing my passport/reservation was the beginning of a very positive experience in this exceptionally clean hotel. He saw my walking stick/cane, took my backpack and escorted me to wonderfully friendly reception on the 8th floor, then to my assigned room (606). I was exhausted after a full day of flying from TPE, spending TWO+ hours filling out the required entry form (I am very much a “Digital Dinosaur”) and STILL required assistance—the “Digital Native” completed it in a few minutes! I was ready for rest! Unfortunately, the walls are paper-thin and sound comes through easily! Fortunately, the quiet hours approached and were respected. I had a much-needed rest, and was ready for the next day. It began extremely well, with a premier brekkie guaranteeing ample energy as I pursued the well-regarded Grasshopper Adventures shop I remembered so well from before. I was a bit uncertain; the fantastic reception ordered up a taxi for me, which proved essential. And, as before, the shoppe (regardless of name change) was closed due to escorting cyclists about this densely populated/HUGE city. I remembered a few aspects that never change: the huge flowing river/the canal/the magnificent arch close-by. With the increasing heat/humidity, I enjoyed an excellent respite in the perfectly located LV99 Cafe. From there, I used The latest (improved) iteration of Google Maps, which gave me the certitude that bus 48 (3-11) would arrive—in good time, too, because my cellphone was stating it needed to “cool down”. I was just glad that it didn’t automatically shut off due to the heat, which it had been doing so when I was cycling back home in the “¡Hidden Gem of the World, Crossroads of North America, anchored by El Paso, Cd. Juárez y Las Cruces!” Anyway, my staying here has been 100% successful, and I owe most of it to this unbelievably excellent S3 Siam Bangkok Hotel. It definitely has my highly coveted “iWheel of Approval!” [And I didn’t even take advantage of the fantastic rooftop pool/observation‼️]
