S.M. Grande Residence Reviews

Friendly hotel staff. Convenient location. Huge room with a fully equipped kitchen. Nice pool, very good fitness room.

Great location with spacious rooms powerful hot shower security car park good aircon have stayed here six times now and wouldn't hesitate to recommend

Fantastic no frills hotel for the price Smokers heaven great location to see zha bor

Very nice place in center

Good hotel. Clean and nice pool and location

GreaT PLACE TO STAY

The hotel is dilapidated and has been renovated for ten years. The hygiene is okay. It is cleaned every day. The balcony is very convenient. I don’t mind the dilapidation. If you like to open the window to wash clothes and smoke, you can

The front desk service is good. I arrived at 9 o'clock. You can check in early for extra money. The room is large and the bed is also very big. It is very close to the subway station and the square. It is a cost-effective choice for eating, drinking and traveling. However, the facilities are relatively old and cockroaches can be seen everywhere. The environment is hygienic. generally

clean! The lady at the bar has a very nice attitude, and the cleaning staff are all young ladies. Overall, it feels like living at home.

The room is clean, spacious and very nice.

Bad: outdated facilities, hot and cold water heater, old and noisy air conditioner, old TV, mediocre sound insulation. There are cockroaches. Room walls have cracks. Lots of bars nearby. Good: There is a swimming pool, the room is large, there is a dressing table and clothes racks are provided. Near BTS station and convenience store.

Poor service, poor conditions, no washing machine and refrigerator, smelly in the room, no window in the bathroom, only a canopy, not even disposable slippers, the apartment is old, many foreigners live in, the downstairs is on the street, Foreigners from various countries stop the lady at the door, and move out if they don’t live that day

The hotel has an excellent location on Nana soi 4. There are different restaurants, cafes and bars around it. The rooms are but old but very spacious and clean and the mattresses are very comfortable. The service and reception are excellent.

There are mixed reviews here about this hotel so I wasn't sure what I'd find. I needn't have worried. It is indeed, as some have said, a bit worn with some badly scuffed wooden furniture, but it's nothing that a trip to IKEA wouldn't fix. The tv was something from the last century (no flat screen or usb/HDMI ports), but really, who comes to Bangkok to watch tv. The practical things were fine - almost - and the room was large and clean, and there was a balcony. Aircon seemed to work fine, although for some reason it didn't appear to be as effective in the morning before I checked out. The bed was comfortable, but of course that is up to individual taste. What wasn't practical was that in the bathroom, by the sink, there were large containers of shower gel and another of soap, but nowhere in the shower to put them. Just a small tray for a hotel-sized bar of soap. No excuse for that and just plain silly. Another oddity is the hotel entrance, with a sliding gate for pedestrians to open before continuing to the entrance. When I looked on Google Street View to check its precise location it looked as if the hotel was locked and closed and I thought it was an old Covid-period view. As far as apartment hotels go, I have stayed in places twice as good but four times the price. Overall, I was impressed and it will likely be my regular place to stay in Bangkok.