G Boutique Silom Hotel

"A stylish base for a quick stay in Silom—but not for the luxe-minded.\n\nThe hotel has a moody, mysterious charm that pairs well with the noir concept—but practically speaking, it’s best suited for short stays and low-maintenance travelers.\n\nThe Deluxe Suite I stayed in was spacious and simple, with basic amenities. However, some rooms are right next to the elevator or emergency exit, which may not suit all guests. The Love-Themed Suite features dramatic red tones and unique decor—not for everyone, but definitely memorable. I also viewed the Exclusive Suite with Outdoor Hot Tub, which offers a rooftop soaking space, though not entirely private.\n\nThe location is very convenient—just minutes from the Silom area, with a café next door and a 7-Eleven nearby. Do note: there’s no parking, and the interior walkways are quite narrow.\n\nThis is not a luxury hotel, but for travelers who just need a place to sleep, with easy city access and a touch of theme, it does the job.\n\n✔️ Good for solo travelers, couples who love theme hotel, and city explorers\n✖️ Not ideal for those with high expectations on cleanliness or quiet zones\n💰 Budget-friendly price point\n❌ No parking space"

"This hotel is a complete disaster.\nFirstly we were checked-in the room with not working safety box and broken towel rack. Receptionist said that it is fine and she can give us manual safety box key because “there are cameras”. Eventually they agreed to move us. Second room was even worse - door lock was broken.\nThird attempt- despite falling shower handle, not closing bathroom door, blinking bathroom light, someone’s yogurt in the fridge, we decided to check-in after an argument with called by other staff ‘manager’ but introduced herself as a receptionist lady at the desk(she informed that the manager has already left, at 4pm), who was enough unprofessional to tell us they are ‘motel’ and ‘we can leave’. this is not what the guests supposed to hear after a tiring journey. As well as it is not mentioned in hotel’s description- you poses yourself a a boutique hotel.\nInstead of offering a solution for us, she blamed us in choosing this ‘cheap motel’ which apparently was the most expensive hotel during our stay in Thailand, and unfortunately, the worst.\nThe stars of the hotel don’t go along with the basic room conditions - if everything in the room is falling apart and room cleaning is not proper - it doesn’t matter how many stars you put on the name."

"The bed post was almost broken which is really concerning for safety and the telephone doesnt work without using the loudspeaker which my gf was sleeping. Also the tv wasnt even turning on. The cambodian sounding receptionist claimed they had a bath tub but actually was just a normal shower and the trans receptionist was a little rude"