Hotel Solo Sukhumvit Soi 2

The staff here are excellent. They do their best to help with any issues and are discreet with guests. Rooms are big and clean. The main downsides are the Wi-Fi sucks in some of the rooms, the hotel is far from the main street, and the other rooms can be noisy.

a month ago

Nice cosy hotel in a great central location not far from Lumpini park and central. Room was big enough for 2 people and still spacious, great shower! Nice pool on the rooftop. Staff gave great service and check in was super fast. 24 hour reception incase you arrive during the night. Wi-Fi is also pretty fast. Would return and would recommend.

8 months ago

We paid a fair price, I’d say even average compared to others in the area. We were guided by the photos, but when we arrived, we found the facilities somewhat deteriorated. Our shower was clean, of course, but had some moldy parts and worn-out silicone that looked blackened. The pool was disappointing—I got in, but I could see very dirty areas, maybe just stained over time rather than actually dirty, but that’s how it looked. Because of that, I got out and didn’t use it again. Now, regarding the staff, I have no complaints. They were truly kind and incredibly helpful. If they paid more attention to these maintenance details while keeping the same staff, everything would be perfect. Also, be aware that on the street near the hotel, you’ll find people selling tours. We thought we had gotten a great deal because the private van driver charged us 1,000 THB for the whole day. However, when we arrived at the floating market, the minimum price for a one-hour boat ride was 1,500 THB per person, with other options costing 2,000 and 4,000 THB. The van driver took us directly to a specific vendor, and when we tried to look for better prices with the rowboat operators, he told us it wasn’t possible—we could only book with his contact. It’s worth noting that private boats can cost as little as 500 THB per person. Additionally, the boat driver only stops at his preferred shops, and when we asked to continue the tour, he just kept pushing us to look around and buy something. It got frustrating because we were there for the experience, not to overpay for souvenirs. The insistence made the tour less enjoyable. Just something extra to keep in mind if you’re planning to visit.

a year ago