Results 1 - 0 of 29 Sawasdee Banglumpoo Inn Hotel Review(s)
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 4/5 Posted by MR. JEFFERY, Benjamin, New Zealand in October 2008
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| "Nice place, tucked in behind main shopping front, peaceful atmoshphere in busy Bangkok. Restaurant nicely laid out, nice handsome friendly waiter." |
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 3/5 Posted by MS. LEUNG, wai ling, Hong Kong in August 2008
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| "Low cost hotel with enough room facilities, great location and good services. I'm enjoy my one night stayed and must go again." |
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4/5 Posted by MR. VILLOSO, Edward, Philippines in July 2008
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| "A certain receptionist is not quite courteous to guests." |
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3/5 Posted by MR. CHEN, Kuan Hsueh, Taiwan in May 2008
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3/5 Posted by Henricus Hermanus, Netherlands in May 2008
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| "Reasonable value for money, however even superior room was pretty small!
Taxis couldn't find it so route description could be better.
Actually it it is much better when the taxi stops at the bigger road (name I forgot). From there it is the shortest walk to the hotel and no dark alley!" |
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3/5 Posted by MR. CHAI, Han, Singapore in March 2008
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| "This hotel is value for money. Hard to find but in good location. The staff are very friendly." |
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3/5 Posted by Leica, Philippines in March 2008
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| "You might want to look at other options if you don't like the thought of having to walk through a dark, wet, smelly alleyway to get to your hotel which, during the day, is lined with food vendors preparing meals for delivery or packed lunches for people on their way to the office.
The reception staff are indifferent and, if arriving or leaving the hotel earlier than 8 in the morning, there's no one to help in lugging your heavy luggage up/down the stairs.
The lounge doubles as the restaurant/bar, and the staff don't seem very bothered by the hygienic threat in the form of a street feline which frequents the area and likes to carry her lunch/breakfast across the room from the street under the tables between the diners' feet. The restaurant staff don't speak English much; they gave us an additional orange juice instead when we asked for our breakfast bill.
The rooms are very small but sufficient if all you want at the end of the day is a large clean bed, a clothes rail, a television and a small fridge. The bathroom consists of the most basic necessities-- a toilet bowl, a sink and a showerhead. Maid service is an extra so you might want to try and keep your room as tidy as you can if you're on a budget. The A/C provides welcome cold air when coming in from the hot sun, and it isn't loud so you can be sure that's not what's going to keep you up at night.
What WILL keep you up, however, is the noise from the surrounding bars and within the hotel. The door hinges are so squeaky that you can hear whenever someone opens or closes a door on your floor; the walls, too, are quite thin so you can hear conversations going on in the room beside yours." |
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3/5 Posted by MR. Chen, Kuan Hsueh, Taiwan in March 2008
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| "Good location, good value,and clean, but the room is small and the food isn't tasty." |
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3/5 Posted by MR. CLARK, Paul, Canada in February 2008
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| "Good value, the staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms were recently painted and they were doing more renovations. It is a very good budget hotel. " |
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 2/5 Posted by MR. ROY, Shantanu, India in December 2007
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| "located off khaosan road, had difficulty in locating the hotel. the standard rooms and the washroom are too small. no place to keep luggage. the breakfast does not have too many choices. no bed bugs and the refrigerator well stacked. TV channels limited.no lift and no bell boy. the travel desk is expensive. the internet center is very useful and open till late at night. charges reasonable. the front office staff very helpful. the location is fabulous as located off khaosan road with numerous bars, shops, restaurants and travel agents. most tourist destinations and the river are walking distance.due to small rooms not ideal for families with kids. ok for backpackers. " |
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