Ashley Hotel BKK

Pros:- Much bigger room than expected. In fact, it was big enough to have a sofa and a small kitchenette with a microwave, large fridge and a washing machine.- Spacious closet.- Bidet with heated seats.- Bathtub.- All of this at a very affordable (some might even say cheap) price point.- Free shuttle to the Thong Lor BTS station. They'll even pick you up from the station if you message them via WhatsApp or Line.- They let us the shuttle several times after we had already checked out, so more points for that.Cons:- Towels in the bathroom were fraying and clearly dated. We had to use the pool towels provided in the room after our shower instead.- The hotel is some distance from Thong Lor BTS. But as mentioned above, a free shuttle is provided.- There were no toothbrushes in the bathroom when we arrived. You would have to call reception to ask for some.- The TV only had Thai channels, i.e. everything was in Thai. But it came with Netflix, if you have an account and want to log in.

The location is near to BTS although secluded. it's about 5 mins walk from the main road. There are good restaurants nearby but convenience stores are about 10mins away. nearest one would be a supermarket about 10mins away too. …

Clean but with Extremely Concerning PracticesWhile the hotel is clean and pristine, we had a troubling experience during our stay. Upon check-in, we were asked to agree to a general term stating that cleaners may enter the room. In most hotels, this typically means staff will only enter after notifying or enquiring with guests. However, we returned to our room to find our belongings had been moved without our knowledge, leaving us uncertain about whether anything had been taken. While we trust the staff, this felt like a complete violation of privacy and security, and we have no way of knowing if something was taken. Likewise, I was informed that the housekeeping can enter at anytime between 9am and 4pm. This may mean that guests could be in private and personal moments and are to expect housekeeping to enter at any moment without notice. This, we found to be extremely concerning especially hearing it directly from the staff.Additionally, be very cautious about the hotel’s charges for “cleaning” bedsheets and other materials. They charge up to 500 baht for even small stains that could easily be removed with a regular wash. It feels like a scheme to charge guests extra money on top of an already premium price, as these are basic stains that any hotel would typically clean as part of normal maintenance.

Currently booking for 14 days.If you want to make a reservation here, I recommend other accommodations close to the subway.Please note that shuttle cars are not available.(Operating from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., including weekends but not on national holidays)The reviews say they will pick you up at any time and even come to the subway station, but the reality is different.Not available in the morning. They said it was fully booked, so I inquired about making a reservation at 6:30 the next morning, and they said it was always fully booked in the morning...I only used it once to go to Thonglor Marche at 4pm.As for pick-up, hehe, you can't even leave the hotel, but I wonder if it will work.Moreover, since it is a traffic hell area, you can think of having to take an expensive Grab every time.The passageway is so good that it's not bad if you're staying at the accommodation and going to eat at a nearby restaurant.It's a Japanese neighborhood in Thailand... why bother visiting Japan often??? It makes me think.The swimming pool...about the size of a Korean sauna or cold bath.Size for one team. If there are two teams, you will be in cold water.Fitness... It's just the right size for a trade mill, bike, and a few dumbbells. (About the size of the bathroom?)The interior of the room has the exact feel of a Korean residential one-room officetel. There is a washing machine, which is helpful in case of long stays.1 detergent provided. Deep sink (dishwashing detergent and new sponge included), microwave, electric kettle (if you plan to use it, we recommend bringing it from Korea)If it isn't cleaned every day, there is absolutely no sense in providing amenities and bottled water at the door.When you go to the reception and ask what number it is, the look in their eyes is different. And he said he would bring it directly.The male staff in T-shirts are friendly, but the female reception staff in suits are not Thai, so they asked me to speak directly in English even if I gave them a Thai translator. (But the other person doesn't speak English fluently either haha)Most guests are believed to be Chinese.When I arrived in the middle of the night and was sighing while looking at the stairs I faced, the security guard carried my luggage.(There is a wheelchair lift in front, but it is not operating.)Someone said in a review that there is an elevator when entering the parking lot, but that only applies if you have an access card after check-in.Conclusion: At this price (approximately 80,000 won per night), you have to at least take a Grab to the subway every time, so go to another accommodation with better subway access...

I'm going to go here again... I chose this as my last accommodation, but if I had known it would be this good, I would have stayed here from the beginning, considering the location. The staff is friendly, luggage storage is provided, the rooms are clean, and the pool view on the top floor is perfect!! The 2nd floor here is the front desk, and before entering the hotel, there is a Japanese restaurant next to it. I ate there, but I was charged more. Not the 17% service charge and value-added tax, but I was charged more...(;) Don't go there. They asked me to just throw it away because I didn't check the receipt, but I checked it by looking at the statement on the banking app. I made the mistake of not checking the receipt, but I think it was unscrupulous. I do not recommend the Japanese restaurant and cafe next to the hotel entrance.

Very beautiful room, good location, quite quiet.Enter the room and feel like you're in a different world.

Since it was our last day, we stayed in Sukhumvit, which has good access to Suvarnabhumi, so be careful as Thonglor traffic is terrible.There is no 7-Eleven nearby, but there is an After You dessert store within walking distance, as well as Villa Market (supermarket) and Joke's Thonglor store in Samyang.If you have a room facing the street from a cannabis store right in front of you, the neon lights will be bright until midnight.The room looked clean, but the bathtub was so dirty that I couldn't get into it. The towels were also tattered, so I thought I should change them. .There is an Electrolux washing machine, plenty of hangers, and the room is spacious so you can dry your clothes indoors. If you ask the cleaning person, they will give you some detergent, so it's good for long-term stays.Also, I've stayed at other 5-star hotels (Grand Hyatt and Shangri-La Bangkok), but this was the only one that had a washlet toilet.You can also watch YouTube, and there is a convenient shuttle service taxi to Thonglor.There is no shower room at the rooftop pool, so you cannot take a shower after checking out.In terms of location, you can take Motasai to the nearest ARL station (35 baht by bolt) and get to the airport in about 30 minutes for 30 baht.There is also a muvmi stop nearby, but the traffic in Sukhumvit makes it difficult to get there. If you are alone, we recommend taking a bike. (Bolt and LINEMAN will be coming soon)

It has good services

The hotel is amazing and clean, and the reception staff have high morals and respect and provide continuous assistance and assistance 24 hours a day.I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to book in a clean and safe areaThere are all household necessities (a full kitchen and a washing machine...). The room contains a living room, an attached kitchen and a bedroom. The bathroom has a shower.Thank you Ashley Hotel Bkk for your hospitality and reception

I rarely make reviews but this was absolutely earned, the customer is definitely the king.. visit for a 5 star experience