Le Siam Hotel

This is a mid range hotel, not a luxury hotel that give you all the thrills and frills. That being said, the staff are friendly, the rooms are clean and spacious, wifi is steady and free. The bed is comfortable, and it is very quiet at night. It is directly opposite the Park Silom, which give you easy access yo restaurant, 24 hour supermarket, and access to BTS. For these reasons, it is now my favorite place to stay.

a month ago

This hotel has a good position next to the Park Silom complex, (which has a 24-hour food store), and through which you can reach the Sala Daeng BTS (Skytrain) station by escalator without crossing a major road. The front entrance and breakfast room of the hotel was being renovated during my stay, but this did not adversely affect my stay, and I feel sure the hotel will be even nicer when the work is finished. My room was a small suite, with spacious and well furnished with Thai teak furniture. The dressing room area and bathroom were good, with bath and shower. The bed was exceptionally comfortable, with superior soft bed linen. Good quality bathrobes and slippers also provided. Complementary water, soda drinks and nut snacks were provided every day, which is a generous feature. The buffet breakfast was served in what is normally a conference room, due to the renovations, and maybe because of that was a little repetitive for European guests, though there were more savoury rice-type dished which Asian customers may have preferred. There is a small swimming pool with loungers on the fifth floor, which was a pleasant addition. All in all, I will definitely return to this hotel, if I get the opportunity to return to Bangkok.

4 months ago

This was our stay in Bangkok this time around, and we chose Hotel Le Siam in Silom mainly because we hadn’t stayed in this area before. The location turned out to be absolutely perfect — walking distance to Lumphini Park, and just minutes from the Silom BTS line (sala daeng), which made getting around the city super easy. Silom here has a very residential feel, with a charming old-world touch. You’ll spot a church, a convent school, and older buildings mixed with newer ones. It’s peaceful, safe, and very convenient. The hotel itself is on a corner with great visibility, and because it’s a boutique-sized property, it feels calm and personal rather than crowded. There are plenty of food options right opposite the hotel and along the street. A mall next door has a small food court and a general store, and if you walk towards the MRT you’ll find multiple cafés, restaurants, and shops. Several Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurants are also in the neighbourhood, which was a lovely bonus. Staff at Le Siam were extremely courteous, helpful, and quick to understand any request. The rooms are surprisingly spacious — our standard room had a big glass window with a nice view, comfortable bed, clean and roomy bathroom, and enough space for luggage without feeling cramped. Everything was well maintained during our stay. The only small issue was the AC temperature control — it ran a bit too cold and didn’t respond perfectly, so we had to switch it on and off manually at night. Apart from that, absolutely no complaints: quiet rooms, smooth check-in and check-out, and considerate guests around. If you’re looking to stay near central Bangkok but want to avoid the usual Sukhumvit crowds, I’d highly recommend choosing Silom and especially Hotel Le Siam. With great connectivity, peaceful surroundings, lots of food options, and very comfortable rooms, this has been our best value-for-money hotel stay in Bangkok so far. Highly recommended.

4 months ago