Le Meridien Bangkok: good location, new rooms, close to subway station🔥😍

Location: Located in the traditional CBD area of ​​Bangkok. There are some custom industries around it, but I feel that it is generally safe to walk around at night, and there are many people. The only downside is that it is a certain distance from the light rail/subway, MRT Blue Line Samyan Station. 🤩 It takes about five minutes to walk from the entrance of Montien Hotel next door, and about seven or eight minutes to walk from BTS SalaDaeng Station. The hotel is not at the main street entrance, that road is dilapidated. It takes about ten minutes by taxi to Siam Business District/Chulalongkorn, etc., and you can walk to Japan Street. There are Burger King and Starbucks nearby, and 711 is diagonally opposite the hotel. 🔥😍 Guest Room: The basic room booked for this stay was a corner room (not a suite). The view from the corner room is better than that of the basic room because it has an extra window on one side. The bedroom area was renovated in 2022, so it looks very new, which is also my personal favorite style, very bright and not gloomy. But the bathroom is still in the old decoration, including the floor and other details, you can still see the traces of time, but it is acceptable after all, you can't stay in the bathroom for a long time in a day😎 Service: As soon as you get off the car, the concierge will open the door and take the suitcase, and then deliver it to the room. There was a Welcome Drink when checking in (the fruity flavor was quite delicious), and the front desk spoke very good English. This should be a slightly better standard service in Southeast Asia, more than twice as good as domestic hotels of the same price... They also gave me a bottle of red wine when I checked in, so I give it a thumbs up 😍 Breakfast: The noodles/noodles for breakfast are delicious, with ham and smoked salmon 😤 There are also a wide variety of fruits. What is quite surprising is that there are some Japanese/Chinese (actually shrimp dumplings and siu mai)/Indian (a bunch of curry) dishes. This may be because there are many Japanese staying in this hotel. After all, all the cards are in English + Japanese. I don't understand why the hotel charges 50 for a coconut. It's icy and sweet, so the price is not outrageous. Overall, I still recommend this hotel, especially if you choose the Bangkok Marriott Hotel like me. In Bangkok, you can stay in a very new hotel with a good location for just over 1,000 yuan including breakfast. And if you are like me and care about new and old and hate old and dark styles, Le Meridien Bangkok may be a good choice. 😚 #BangkokHotel #travelguide #trip #like #relax #Thailand #hotelrecommendation