OYO 434 Boonsiri Place Hotel near BMA General Hospital

We have been staying at bangkik place for the past 3 years.this iscour go-to place in bkk.most recently i took our 3 year old daughter to bkk and she had blast .there was so much for her to do-pool,childrean play area on sunday during the grand brunch, and christmas decoration,etc.most of all the hospitality and service during the breakfast was spectular.i can't say enough about how great the bangkok place 's service is!

Stayed here over ten years ago so was expecting it to be showing some wear and tear but was surprised to find that to not be the case. Rooms are still clean, quiet, colorful and not shabby - and not brand new either - no flat screens here! I would fully return. Only note is that breakfast does not seem to be served any more but hipster coffee shops have moved into this very working class neighborhood and 7-11 is just round the corner. In addition to all the coffee shops, there are also many new boutique-esque hostels that are now in the neighborhood but I would return here as a safe bet knowing it is quiet and consistent.

My husband and I stayed here during the first part of our Thailand Honeymoon. The service was accommodating and spoke English, and helped us figure out our transfers and voyage to Krabi. The room was cool and clean, and spacious. We appreciated the water and coffee every day. The hotel is close to street vendors and a 7-11 and other restaurants and we walked to these and enjoyed the food there. We also walked to see the sights in the area. The shower has great water pressure. We were also grateful for the computer in the lobby which we used to book the next parts of our journey, and the WIFI worked fine. I saw they also offer tours and excursions, which is helpful if you want to visit temples or the floating market, but I was disappointed to see that they advertise animal tourism (elephants and crocodiles, etc) as displayed on a poster in the elevator. There are responsible ways to see and interact with wildlife in a natural way, not watching a show where an elephant paints or is ridden, or a man puts his head in a crocodile's jaws. It just takes a little research and kindness to understand why animal tourism is harmful.