Elizabeth Hotel
Bangkok
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This was my second visit! Last time, we lucked out with the iconic window seat and its vintage vibes, but since it was quite busy today, we sat in a different zone. We ordered the Pad Thai, Baked rice with pineapple, and their highlighted Fried Noodles with Pork. Pad Thai and baked rice came out really fast, but the noodles took a while. We actually finished the first two dishes before they finally arrived! 🤣 However, the portions are big that make us really full. The baked rice with pineapple was my favorite🍍❤️ 📌If you visit on the weekend, I highly recommend arriving before 11:00 or 11:30 AM, otherwise you'll likely have to queue. Or you may book in advance.
I went there to check out the 35th year of "Lard Nar" gravy crispy noodles. Pretty busy for family weekend. The hotel has parking. Also walkable from Saparnkwai BTS station. The atmosphere was great, and it didn't smell old like some other old hotels. The service was super warm and welcoming. I really liked the crispy noodle dish, and my mom got the regular "Lard Nar" (the non-crispy kind). We split a TOM YUM spaghetti dish, which was also tasty! Portions were big, and it wasn't expensive at all for over all 3 main dishes + coffee and watermelon totally bill less than THB 1,000 🚻 Restroom was clean. Will definitely comeback
Stayed here 2 nights and ordered the most famous dish from room service, and it was delicious. A friend of mine tried the same dish at the restaurant and didn’t enjoy it. Maybe it’s because room service served the crispy noodles and gravy separately, whereas at the restaurant, they already pour the gravy over the noodles before serving.
A great hotel for travellers/holidaying people to stay at while you go about your day shopping or visiting places. Very close to Chatuchak Market, metro station is walking distance and it's not far from Platinum mall and the entire shopping hub. Hotel seems to be running since quite a long time which you'll notice by the interiors and rooms. But kept upto date/renovated to modern facilities where required. A really big hotel though, they have a lot of rooms and constantly busy. Rooms/washrooms are clean and have all necessary amenities. They didn't have shampoo/conditioner though which was missing. Breakfast was quite good. Mix of cold cuts and thai food (rice/gravy). Opposite to this hotel is a food market named Camping Ground. Great place to spend the evening with food and drinks. We missed it, but you do not, it'll be worth it.
Had lunch at Elizabeth Hotel today, and let me tell you — that crispy wide noodles with gravy was a surprisingly impressive find. 🍜😋 The noodles were fried to that golden, shattering crisp that makes you pause mid-bite just to appreciate the sound. The gravy had real depth — thick, flavorful, not overly salty, and perfectly clinging to every bite. The vegetables still had a good crunch, and the pork slices were tender enough to pass any “no knife needed” test. 🥩💫 It’s one of those dishes that looks simple but hits hard — rich, aromatic, and comforting in the best way. The crispy noodles soaked up just enough gravy without going soggy too fast, which is an art form, honestly. 🎨 I ended up scraping every bit of sauce from the plate like someone who pretends to “eat light” but fails gloriously. 😂 The restaurant itself is tucked inside the hotel, quiet and clean with that old-school charm — no fancy plating, just straightforward, well-cooked food that reminds you why Thai-style comfort dishes never miss. 🏨💯 Service was quick, staff polite, and prices reasonable. If you’re in the area and want a lunch that feels both nostalgic and satisfying, this place absolutely delivers. 🍽️🔥
