Detailed review & photos “Arize Hotel Sukhumvit”

The hotel looked like a business hotel from the outside.

The entrance seen from the inside. There was a doorman, but they were not opening doors for the guests.

The lobby was dark with purple and blue colors used here and there.

It took me a long time to check in, because I was asked to show my passport many times. However, it may depend on the staff, because other people checking in next to me finished sooner than me.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a kitchen right at the entrance.

Next to the kitchen was a living room with a sofa and a table.

Across the living room was a bedroom. The double size bed was big and comfortable to sleep on. There were four pillows and a cushion prepared on the bed.

There was a TV across the bed. You can change the angle.

Next to the bed was a desk and chair.

There were two big windows, so the room was bright. The window next to the living room could not be opened.

The view from the bedroom was of a construction site. They were working until midnight, so it may upset people who are wanting to rest at the hotel.

There was a bathroom with a bathtub. The fan was very loud.

I was able to stretch my legs and relax in the bathtub. However, the plug was lose, so water kept draining.

The water pressure was strong, but I could no change the angle. If you are not careful the floor will get wet.

There was an arm mirror next to the sink.

Amenities were shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, body shampoo, razor, soap, toothbrush, shower hat and cotton swabs.

There was a closet with a full length mirror on the outside of the door.

There was a bathrobe, slippers and a safe inside. There was also an ironing board, but I could not find the iron.

There was a small kitchen.

There was an electric kettle, two bottles of water, two glasses, two coffee cups, instant coffee, tea bags and sugar. It was very easy to boil water with the electric kettle.

There were also dishes.

There was plenty of space to sore food and drinks in the big fridge.

There was a table with two chairs in the kitchen.

There was also a washing machine in the kitchen. It is useful for long term stay.

“Evolution Restaurant & Bar” right at the entrance.

The bar was popular at night.

Breakfast is served here as well.

Inside of the restaurant.

There was a cafe that is attached to the restaurant. It faces the main street, so many people were doing takeout.

There were many types of cake and bread in the showcase. They were also selling smoothy, coffee and juice.

There was an outdoor pool, but it was in the shade and I did not see anyone swimming in the pool. The pool itself was very clean, but if you are looking to stay at a hotel with a nicer pool this may not be the hotel for you.

There was also a gym.

“Seven-Eleven” in front of the hotel.

A big department store called “Emquartier.”

I saw many guests staying on business trips and also tourists. There were also many families with children staying, so it was sometimes a little noisy. I did not see any Westerners in the hotel during my stay.

It is about a two minute walk from BTS Phrom Phong Station, so it was easy to get around to places. If you need a taxi, you can ask the doorman to call one for you. There are also many buses, taxis, tuk-tuk and motorcycle taxis on the main street, so you can choose your own means of transportation.