Detailed review & photos “Novotel Bangkok on Siam Square”

The hotel is an 18 story building facing the busy main street. There was a carport at the entrance.

The lobby had a high ceiling which made it fell very open. There were many people other than guests staying at the hotel having tea at the cafe.

There were hammock chairs at the lobby.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

There were chairs in front of the elevators.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a slot for the key card.

The room was big for a hotel in the city. However, the facilities were a little outdated.

The sheets were clean and the mattress was comfortable to sleep on.

There was a TV and a desk across the bed.

There was also a sofa and a table next to the window.

The room did not have a balcony, but there was nothing blocking the view. I was able to see the trains coming and going.

The sunset was beautiful.

There was no bathtub and only a shower room. It was a tight space.

There was a rain shower and a hand shower. It was easy to adjust the temperature, but the water pressure was a little weak.

You can switch the glass door to a frosted glass by using this switch.

Amenities included shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, soap, body lotion, shower cap, swab and cotton set, shaving set, sewing kit and a toothbrush. There were all replenishment on the second day.

There was a closet at the entrance.

There was an iron, bathrobe, slippers and an extra pillow in the closet.

The closet was not big enough to fit a suitcase.

There was a safe in a shelf with the drinks.

There were two bottles of water, electric kettle, glasses, cups, spoons, instant coffee, tea bags and sugar prepared. There were also snacks and chocolate. You can get two bottles of water per day. However, since the water in Bangkok is not clean, it may be better to purchase extra water on your own for brushing your teeth.

There was also beer and juice in the fridge. However, they are a little overpriced, so it is best to buy drinks at the convenience store.

There was a restaurant called “SQUARE” on the 2nd floor, which is also the breakfast venue.

A Chinese restaurant called “Lok Wah Hin” on the second floor. There was a dim sum all-you-can-eat plan and guests staying at the hotel get a discount.

Juice bar and coffee stand on the first floor.

Donut shop and cake shop on the first floor.

Cafe terrace seat on the first floor. You can order light meals such as kebabs and hamburgers.

A wine shop on the first floor. In addition, there was an organic cosmetics shop, accessory shop and a nail salon.

Organic cosmetic shop “Lalil.”

There was an outdoor pool on the fourth floor where children were playing happily. It is not a big hotel because it is in the city, but the pool was big enough for adults to swim in as well. It was clean and well maintained. The pool was surrounded by the building, and the outside scenery was hidden by plants, so it was a private space.

It was very hot during the day, so many people were laying under the parasols. You can order drinks at the restaurant and ask the staff to bring it out to the pool for you.

A gym on the fourth floor.

There was also a spa on the fourth floor. You can get a traditional Thai massage here.

A kid’s playroom on the first floor.

A billiard board.

An ATM at the entrance.

Street in front of the hotel.

The hotel was right near BTS Siam Station which was very convenient. However, you will need to walk outside instead of indoors. The station is very crowded, so it may take some time to get out. There were also many shopping malls within walking distance such as Siam Baragon, Central World and MBK.