Sunflower Place

Charm was literally charming - excellent front of house, a real asset to the hotel. Bargain in great location. Only real negative was The breakfast was the same every day, 2 undercooked eggs, 4 thin slices of tomato, 2 hotdog sausages, toast and local bananas. The three staff were sullen and disinterested in customers - it was a one person job, (they did also clean the rooms).

Staff was excellent. Helped us on a tour trip. Wrote names and directions in English and Thai. Told us the best way to get to places. Also you had no rooms available on your site and the manager for me a room for this weekend again.

The hotel room was very large and clean with a very nice bathroom. The had free breakfast which included tea/coffee, eggs and toast and gave you 2 bottles of water per day if you wanted them but they also had a water machine in the lobby you could fill your own bottles at. The hotel is also relatively close to a BTS stop which is handy in this part of town.

I needed a hotel close to BNH Hospital and I did not want to stay at the hotel I used at the 1st of Nov. where I ended up with a small budget room with no window and it cost me $12 USD more a night than Sunflower Place. At Sunflower Place I got a nice room with a window, a larger refrigerator, a nicer TV, a free breakfast and they have an elevator. This was a longer walk to BNH but it was well worth it. I plan on using Sunflower Place in Jan 2019 when I go back to BNH Hospital. The people at the front desk were very friendly and helpful. You are just off Silom RD where you have lots of street vendors and food choices....this is one of the last places in Bangkok where you can still find street vendors so that makes this a special place to be and you are also a short walk from Lumpini Park, another great place to visit.

Great room, very spacious! Great price, and in a great location within walking distance of two trains. We extended our stay for two nights.