Koh Kret Ski Holidays

Great service, clean rooms, relatively close to things

Lebua is a mix of upscale and dilapidation Stayed in one of the newly-renovated suites on the 55th floor. Room was bright, spacious, and well-appointed. View from balcony was spectacular, but no view from within room. Room furnishings were fine, but more IKEA than plush. Butler service was excellent. Upgrade to new suites was worth it just to have the butler. Everything I needed was delivered quickly and above expectations. Elevators were infuriating. Old, dim and musty. Sometimes just changed directions while riding. Three different banks of elevators completely uncoordinated and unpredictable. Hotel has staff on the ground floor just to direct guests into elevators. Lounge was dismal. Entry is dark and unwelcoming, with deep, musty plush carpet. Lounge offerings were austere, with limited views and worn furniture. Hotel location is adequate, having decent eating and shopping nearby. ICON Siam is closed by taxi or tuk tuk and ferry. Overall I wouldn't book again in the future until the hotel is renovated to the standard of the 55th floor.

Center Point Hotel Sukhumvit Bangkok — A Great Stay I really enjoyed my stay at Center Point Hotel Sukhumvit Bangkok. The location is excellent—close enough to Sukhumvit and Soi Cowboy to enjoy the restaurants, nightlife, and entertainment, but far enough away that you don’t have to deal with all the noise. The rooms are spacious and clean, although the quality of the view can depend on which room you get. The views can be absolutely beautiful, especially from the higher floors. One of the highlights for me was the breakfast buffet. The food was genuinely very good, with plenty of choices, and the fresh-squeezed orange juice was amazing. The breakfast alone is worth seriously considering when booking your stay. Overall, I think Center Point Hotel Sukhumvit offers a great combination of location, comfortable rooms, good food, and beautiful views. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Bangkok.

Lebua is a mix of upscale and dilapidation Stayed in one of the newly-renovated suites on the 55th floor. Room was bright, spacious, and well-appointed. View from balcony was spectacular, but no view from within room. Room furnishings were fine, but more IKEA than plush. Butler service was excellent. Upgrade to new suites was worth it just to have the butler. Everything I needed was delivered quickly and above expectations. Elevators were infuriating. Old, dim and musty. Sometimes just changed directions while riding. Three different banks of elevators completely uncoordinated and unpredictable. Hotel has staff on the ground floor just to direct guests into elevators. Lounge was dismal. Entry is dark and unwelcoming, with deep, musty plush carpet. Lounge offerings were austere, with limited views and worn furniture. Hotel location is adequate, having decent eating and shopping nearby. ICON Siam is closed by taxi or tuk tuk and ferry. Overall I wouldn't book again in the future until the hotel is renovated to the standard of the 55th floor.

Room was excellent, spacious and clean. Staff superb and very helpful. There is very little to do there however, lacks ambience during the day and unless you take the boat out you feel a little stuck there for something to do. The pool has few sun-beds and where it is located everyone is constantly walking past you so not relaxing at all for us. Our balcony also was inaccessible as it was locked. The hotel said river view but only just!

Great service, clean rooms, relatively close to things

Lebua is a mix of upscale and dilapidation Stayed in one of the newly-renovated suites on the 55th floor. Room was bright, spacious, and well-appointed. View from balcony was spectacular, but no view from within room. Room furnishings were fine, but more IKEA than plush. Butler service was excellent. Upgrade to new suites was worth it just to have the butler. Everything I needed was delivered quickly and above expectations. Elevators were infuriating. Old, dim and musty. Sometimes just changed directions while riding. Three different banks of elevators completely uncoordinated and unpredictable. Hotel has staff on the ground floor just to direct guests into elevators. Lounge was dismal. Entry is dark and unwelcoming, with deep, musty plush carpet. Lounge offerings were austere, with limited views and worn furniture. Hotel location is adequate, having decent eating and shopping nearby. ICON Siam is closed by taxi or tuk tuk and ferry. Overall I wouldn't book again in the future until the hotel is renovated to the standard of the 55th floor.