Ayathorn Bangkok

Excellent base we had 2 twin rooms such comfy beds construction across the road which was outside our windows we couldn't hear at all. Amenities in the room top notch. Breakfast was included and I enjoyed it though my husband wasn't much of a fan. Only draw back we were there 2 days and had a 1/2 day tour booked 2nd day so asked the hotel how we could go about organising a tuktuk to take us around and show us sights in the evening. They were extremely helpful got it organised said it would be 1hr and where he would take us for a total of 1500baht we were happy with this but we arrived downstairs got loaded in and then were severely disappointed with what little we were shown and then we were dropped in China town as agreed with only having been in the tuk tukfor 30minutes part of which was him trying to drop us at the river for a longboat something we weren't doing or had planned to do, when we said how much do we owe as obviously not had 1hr he asked if we had paid the hotel we confirmed no he then said 1700baht. We said no and gave home the 1500 agreed it made us feel ripped off and let down. A tuk tuk back from China town to the hotel was 200 baht!

I was looking forward to stay at a more upscale hotel in the Khaosan area. Especially because of the reviews I my expectations were on the higher end. Unfortunately the stay fell way below my expectations. The assigned room and hotel corridors were much darker than expected - not in a cozy way. Even though the property is rather new, everything outside of the room felt a bit dated already (non pleasant hallway smell, carpet stains). Room was super clean though and had all amenities needed. The staff was friendly but not super welcoming (except for the breakfast staff and the front desk lady at checkout; super nice). For a property in this price range I‘ve had so much better experiences all over Bangkok. What I also found strange was the limited service hours for the front desk (22:00) and room service (20:00?!). I assume the hotel runs on low capacity due to the construction outside, but it feels like it either has not opened yet or might close down soon. When you arrive after 10pm you have to use the side entrance. I didn’t take any pictures, which should be saying a lot. Positive things: Room and housekeeping. Maybe the good reviews were from years before but they don’t do the property or the price range justice. If the price was around 2000-2500 baht per night, I wouldn’t complain, but for 3500/night it‘s really not worth it and you can find much better places in the area and Bangkok in general.

Friendly staff, great accomodation and also close to touristic spots. Breakfast was good and overall we had a great stay, this hotel has good value for money

I absolutely loved the stay at Ayathorn. The location is perfect for first time travelers to Bangkok, as it’s super close to all key Temples and attractions. Lots of nice cafes and restaurants also near, as well as walking distance to Chinatown and Khaosan Road. Staff is brilliant, rooftop pool super beautiful, rooms super good, with lovely soft towels. Strongly recommended!

Convenient and clean place. Good location to go Khoasan road. Happy time there

The room itself and amenities were great, but there’s a constant construction happening right in front of the hotel because a new MRT station is being built.