Hotels near Bangkok University

"I stayed at 5 different hotels and resorts in my first solo travel to Thailand.. 2 in Bangkok, 1 in Chiang Mai, and 2 in Ko Samui. I would only give one of these stays 5 stars and it is the Carlton. Not because it was anything extravagant or spectacular.. but because it consistently excelled in all areas I would consider worthy to give it 5 stars. Consistency is most important to me in awarding 5 stars while other properties may be more spectacle in 1-2 (Dusit Thani) areas but fall short in others. Location - good to everything but tucked away enough to feel like you got away from the overwhelming chaos Staff - very friendly Gym - smallish but one of the best out of the trip Pool - solid with attentive staff Rooftop - nice with a cozy feeling and good view Room - comfortable and quiet. The quietest out of all the hotels I stayed at but I had a room that was tucked away at the end of hallway."

"Perfect location, amazing pool, solid gym. Main issues were the rooms aren’t blackout as the blinds don’t go all the way down and no face towels as standard and have to be requested. "

"The staff was very helpful. I had to have some things delivered and they helped me find the right packages."

"Good location with big shopping mall"

"Breakfast was the highlight, everything else was decent."

"Clean, beautiful plenty to do around the property. The staff was so accommodating as well and the breakfast was delicious."

"This hotel is very high end. The rooms are Morden luxurious and have all amenities that you could want. The in room dining service was very good as was the gym amd breakfast. The spa services were good but was an onsen so had to go in naked with separate facilities for men and woman. The massage was good and all services were very cheap compared to the UK. Was central and near good shopping services. Would highly recommend. Oh and the staff were very attentive."

"Overall, it was comfortable and pleasant."

"This is my favorite place in Thailand!"