Florida Hotel Bangkok

We use our own perspective (out of 5). It is mainly a business hotel. 【Location】4 I think it is a very good hotel to leave early in the morning for the airport. There are many shops, so I think it's good. 【Room】2 It's a pretty old hotel on the outside. The rooms are also noticeable for their repair marks. Beds and sheets are also clean. No bugs or anything came out, but the lights couldn't be turned off. It was good to see it was spacious. 【Outlet・LAN】3 There were plenty of outlets. 【Air conditioning】4 The air conditioning worked well. 【Shower】3 The adjustment is a bit subtle, but I was able to use it without any problems. The momentum wasn't bad either. 【Staff】3 We received the minimum necessary response. There was no particular discomfort. 【General】2 Anyway, I think it's old. The old comes out in a bad way. I can bear to use it, but I don't want to stay for days. Overall it is gloomy. It is quite convenient just because the parking is free. There are shops around, and I think the best advantage is that the station to the airport is very close. Rated 2 was based on the overall impression that I somehow didn't want to stay.

Hotel passing one night and improvised . It is not the type of hotel I usually hire as it is very very Fair and for little else in Thailand there are hotels with much more comfort and services. The uncomfortable beds, plastic mattresses, there were mosquitoes, the old bathroom, 0 charm. But in area hotels and close to others. No breakfast.

After a week’s stay in Bangkok, I had to check out at 1 pm from my hotel, and as I had a late evening departure from BKK, I wanted an inexpensive place for a few hours where I could keep my bags, change clothes, take a shower and lie down a bit. So I booked the Florida for a one-night stay at the bargain price of 28 EUR (and actually didn’t even spend the night). The hotel might look dire from the outside, and it sure is a remnant of the 1970s, but it is still a solid choice for anyone who needs a place to stay the night before an early flight. The hotel is located right next to Phaya Thai station, and you’ll be on the airport train platform within three minutes. I checked in at 1:25 pm. The hotel seemed quiet, the lobby was empty and a bit dark – as if the hustle and bustle of Bangkok had suddenly vanished. The receptionist was friendly and spoke some English – not much, but we got by. I got my room immediately. No key deposit was required. The room was of good size. While it was definitely outdated, everything was clean and tidy and nothing was broken. There were two single beds, a bit hard, a desk & chair as well as a coffe table & chair. There was efficient and quiet A/C, and two hotel-branded 0.5 L water bottles were provided. There was a fridge, but no safe. Charging your devices was easy, there were sockets behind the bedside table was well as next to the desk (both at floor level). Wifi was free and fast, but limited to one decive only. I didn’t ask for a second wifi code, perhaps they would have provided that on request. The bathroom came with a bathtub and a handheld shower, but the hose was short so showering was a bit difficult. The water was lukewarm at best – okay for showering, but don’t plan on taking a hot bath. Water pressure was adequate. Soap bars and a minibottle of hotel-branded shampoo were provided. I was happy to find a swimming pool in the small backyard. While the pool wasn’t huge, it was quite adequate and the water temperature was pleasant. Bring a towel from your room. There is a restaurant, too, but I didn’t try it. By European standards, I would rate this hotel at 2.5 stars. For the price I paid, I definitely got value for money so in its own category, I would say the hotel did really well. Just don’t expect the Ritz. I wouldn’t hesitate to book the Florida again if I need a place to stay before my flight. I would happily spend the night here, too, but for a longer stay, I would look for a hotel that offers more amenities.