CityPoint Hotel

Recommended Hotel Features: Great value and convenient location. If you don't mind the slightly poor soundproofing and the noticeable noise of traffic and running water, I highly recommend it. Pros and Cons: Pros: 1. The hotel is located at the intersection of BTS ASOK Station and MRT Sukhumvit Station, very close to BTS ASOK Station. The hotel is about a 6-7 minute walk from the elevator with large luggage to the hotel. The access from the airport MRT to the MRT Sukhumvit Station is accessible via ramps, elevators, escalators, and other accessible areas, making it easy to push large suitcases all the way to the hotel. 2. The Terminal Department Store and many massage parlors are nearby, making it convenient for dining, shopping, relaxing, and buying souvenirs! Highly recommend the Terminal Department Store! It's fun to browse! It's great to buy! It's delicious! And the prices are relatively affordable! 3. The accommodation is relatively affordable! I stayed for five consecutive nights. A double room, excluding breakfast, cost an average of only 1,550 yuan per day. 4. The room was comfortable, not too small. The room and bathroom were clean. There were no mosquitoes, ants, or cockroaches. There was no smoke smell or any other odors. The sheets and towels were clean. I have very sensitive noses, but I didn't have any flare-ups during my five-day stay. The shower had strong water pressure, and showering was comfortable. 5. There was an umbrella you could borrow in the room. Although I didn't use it, it was a nice touch. 6. While the TV wasn't large, it was a smart TV. I could watch YouTube or Netflix, making it a great way to relax and watch my favorite shows in the room. 7. Luggage storage is available, which is convenient for those who don't have a flight on the go; you don't have to lug your suitcase around. Cons: 1. The soundproofing is quite poor. Because it's located right next to the main road, the noise of traffic at night and in the morning is quite noticeable. The sounds of neighbors showering or flushing their toilets are quite noticeable. For those who are very particular about sound, you might want to ask if there are quieter rooms facing the interior. 2. The interior lighting is slightly dim. 3. When showering, I'm not used to using a fixed shower head, so I used a handheld showerhead. The showerhead rack is incredibly high, as you can see in the photos I took, making it difficult to shower with a handheld showerhead. 4. The hair dryer with a push-button mechanism is quite ordinary. 5. The curtains block out light very well, almost completely, but unfortunately, because it's so bright outside, the curtains don't close together at the sides or in the middle, allowing light to leak through. As someone who's light-sensitive, this is a real shame, so I'm classifying this as a con. But this kind of light-blocking effect should be sufficient for most people. I took some photos for your reference. 6. The shower gel and shampoo felt really ordinary. My hair felt a little rough and not fragrant. 😂 7. This alley is located next to the main road. There are four erotic massage parlors in this alley. There are women sitting outside, and sometimes men are seen coming and going. It might not be suitable for a solo female traveler. Combining the above pros and cons, I still highly recommend this place for those looking for good value. And I'll definitely stay here again. 👍

It's close to Asok Station, and the staff were always friendly and smiling! However, this was the first time I'd seen such detailed information about damages, so I was a bit confused by the price list in the room... They check for damages thoroughly before you leave, so you'll need to make sure your room is clean! The room soundproofing is so poor that you can hear everything from the next room.

The front desk staff spoke good English. The room attendants were also very friendly. I would stay here again if I were to come to Thailand alone. However, it's not very convenient to stay here with my family, as there's a sex shop next door.