Luxx Hotel, Bangkok

The hotel has a modern flair in the rooms but they are starting to show some age. The Compact L room was adequate for my needs, although smaller than my previous stay. The service was exceptional with helpful and friendly staff offering amenities like unlimited bottled water and a selection of DVDs. The location, although not as glamorous as in photos, was quiet yet conveniently close to popular attractions. The dining experience was subpar, with delays and disappointing food quality. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.

I was pleasantly surprised by my stay at this hotel. The rooms were upgraded to a suite which was a nice touch, although the basic room with hardwood floors was also quite charming. The service was top-notch, with staff even offering an iPhone charger when needed. The location was convenient, with easy access to the skytrain and close proximity to many attractions. The dining experience was satisfactory, with the option to have breakfast served in bed. Overall, a great value for money with the facilities meeting expectations.

The hotel feels like a home in Bangkok, offering sufficiently big rooms with all necessary amenities on the spacious fourth floor. The bathroom could use better upkeep, though. The location is convenient, close to shops, the BTS station, and various attractions, while being near budget accommodations.

The hotel is located in a vibrant area, close to Silom Rd and near major attractions like Siam Square and The Oriental Pier, making it convenient for exploring the city. However, the rooms show signs of wear and tear, especially in the bathroom, and there is a noticeable smell in some areas.

I felt right at home in this hotel despite the smaller room size compared to what I had before. The two AC units were a lifesaver in the hot and humid weather, making my stay very comfortable. The service was amazing, but language barriers made communication a bit challenging. The location was convenient with many dining options nearby, even though it seemed a bit more commercial than I expected. The dining experience varied from horrible to very good, with a personal selection of fresh items. The facilities were well-maintained, ensuring a pleasant stay.

My stay at this hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms are beautifully designed in a Philip Stark sort of theme, which gives them a visually spacious feel. However, communication with the staff was challenging due to language barriers. The location is great, right off Silom Rd and close to many attractions, but the cleanliness could be improved. The dining experience was average, with traditional meals being served daily.

Staying at the hotel was a mixed experience for me. The rooms were done with a modern flair, but are starting to show some age. Opting into a Compact L room was more than adequate, even though some aspects can be off-putting. The hotel has a beautiful design with a wooden bathtub, which added a unique touch to the room.

My stay at the hotel was comfortable and pleasant. The room, although small in the Studio L, was more than adequate, but the bathroom configuration caused some inconvenience with flooding after using the shower or bath. The service was mixed, with friendly staff but language barriers affecting communication. The location was nice and relaxing, slightly away from the busy main area but still conveniently close. The dining experience offered a good selection of breakfast options but could be improved. Overall, a decent stay with a few drawbacks.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were spacious but felt empty, and some items didn’t work properly. On the bright side, the location was convenient, and the dining options were satisfactory.

Staying at this hotel was quite an interesting experience. The rooms had a unique and spacious design, giving off a Philip Stark vibe. However, the bathroom was not well maintained. Despite that, the room itself was clean and had a very 'homey' feel to it.