Hotels near Thammasat University Rangsit Center

"Nice location and relatively quiet"

"Check in was great! Staff was very helpful and friendly. In particular Gunny who checked us in"

"Excellent service from all staff. Very helpful. Room is very clean/maintained. Sumptuous breakfast spread"

"For the price, the hotel was great. However, our airconditioner"

"Great location for shopping, restaurants and general sightseeing. Hotel was clean and quiet with great views. Important to note that the hotel is a "dry hotel", you can bring in your own alcoholic drinks, but alcohol is not available at the hotel at all. Great hotel for relaxation and comfort."

"Great"

"Everything is good to meet my expectation "

"Pros: Breakfast was really good with lots of options, rooms were spacious, staff was friendly, 7/11 and coffee shop across the road which was convenient. Cons: A very long drive with traffic to get to central Bangkok- this hotel is in the middle of nowhere. Pool is ground level beside the front doors and up against lobby and restaurant windows so you’re really out on display. Also found mould in our shower. "

"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."