Apartments in Thailand

"Wonderful experience only positive heartfelt thanks "

"The Landmark Hotel in Bangkok (Sukhumvit Road) gives out an air of luxury and opulence with five star service from all the staff, from the check in staff, bar staff and porters and room service. The lobby is vast and welcoming, and I was also allowed to check in early following a short wait whilst they get the room ready. They offer a complimentary welcome drink in the bar next to the lobby, and the seats were very comfortable. I had chosen a corner room which was spacious with great views of the city. They had all the usual amenities in the room such as air conditioning, minibar, toiletries and even stationary and adaptable multifunction electric sockets. They have a limousine service to and from the airport but I did not use it, as the hotel is close to the Nana Skytrain station which connects to Phaya Thai station and from there directly to the main international airport by train, total journey time about 50 minutes. The hotel is about a 10-15 minutes walk to major shopping centres like Siam, MBK and Central World, and all tourist attractions are easily accessible by Skytrain or public transport. The Grab app is worth having on your phone as it is the Thai equivalent of Uber. It was a memorable 6 day stay enjoying the hotel location and facilities, and five star service with a smile from all the staff. I look forward to returning."

"Room is nice and had a great view from the 18th floor however you will hear the noise from the bar late into the night from above. Breakfast was great and club lounge was worth it. The area of the hotel is near transportation, shopping, massage and the red light district. One free drink per person was explained away as the welcome juice they provided on check in. Otherwise a nice stay."

"The rooms were spotless. Staff extremely helpful "

"Very helpful staff"

"Exelent choice "

"Perfect location nice staff. Room had a moldy smell and staff offered to change room "

"Yes"

"Great room, staff was great, figuring out the lighting switches was another story"