Detailed review & photos “Oakwood Hotel and Residence Sri Racha”

The hotel was a modern and new building with 48 floors.

There were trees planted around the entrance. The name of the hotel above the entrance stood out.

A big entrance.

The large glass doors made brightened up the lobby. There were bell boys ready to help you out with you luggage.

A classic high back chair were placed along the wall. In addition, various awards that the hotel had received were on display.

The lobby was beautiful with a high ceiling.

Sofas were placed in the lobby.

It smelled very nice at the elevator hall.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

There was a kitchen on the right and a closet and full length mirror on the left.

The living room and bedroom were separated. However, it may have been because I checked in sooner than planned, but there was trash on the floor. There were air conditioners in both rooms, but I could not find one of the remote.

There was a kitchen table with three chairs.

There were four of us stying, so there was an extra bed prepared.

Sofa and table.

There was a TV across the sofa. I wanted to ask for room service, but there was no menu table, and when I asked when I went to the front desk for another matter, I was told that I could see the menu on this TV. I would have appreciated it if they told me about this when checking in.

The living room seen from the window.

There was a veranda with a table and a chair.

The door could not be opened unless you ask the staff. It is safe for those staying with children.

There was a bedroom next to the living room.

There were two small mattresses stuck together, so there was a crack in the middle. However, it was comfortable to sleep on.

Four pillows were prepared on the bed. There were also outlets on both sides of the bed, so it was convenient for charging electronic devices.

A TV across the bed.

The bathroom and bedroom were connected.

There was a desk with a mirror between the bathroom and the bedroom.

There was a hair dryer and a manual for the electronic devices in the room.

There was a big window in the bedroom.

My room was facing the mountains, so I could see the Buddha statue in a distance. You can get a panoramic view of the city and cars passing by. The room on the sea side is more expensive than the room on the mountain side, so I’m not sure if it’s only on the mountain side, but it was noisy because the outdoor BGM was playing in the open space on the mountain side of the hotel until late at night. I was on the 21st floor, but I could hear sound coming in from the outside. It was lively in the morning as well.

There was a bathtub with a wash area and it was cleaned very well. The shower was a removable hand shower. The water pressure and temerature were just right.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap.

A toilet with a washlet function.

The drainage for the sink was slow and it might have been clogged. Stand mirrors and amenities were provided next to the sink. There was a container for hand soap, but it was empty, so I used the bar of soap instead.

The hand soap container was placed, but the inside was empty and could not be used, so I used bar soap. It was a pity that there was no hand soap in this corona vortex.

Toothbrush set, shower cap, cotton swab, a body lotion, etc. were prepared in a box. However, the containers were dented or dirty, so I did not use any of them.

There were two closets. This is the closet in the bedroom.

There were hangers, bathrobes and slippers prepared inside.

In the closet at the entrance was an iron, ironing board and an umbrella.

There was also a washing machine which is very convenient for those staying for a long period of time.

There was a kitchen.

Two free bottles of water.

Electric kettle, cups, glasses, instant coffee and tea.

A large fridge.

I had breakfast at the “Treat Restaurant” on the 1st floor.

I tried to have lunch here before check-in, but there was a group of nearly 100 people.

Breakfast is normally served buffet style, but due to the corona virus outbreak the staff served me food.

There was a “T2 Cafe & Bar” in the lobby. The lights were on, but it was dark and sometimes there was no one standing at the counter.

There was also a rooftop bar called the “Atara Sky Bar & Bistro” on the top floor (49th floor).

There was an outdoor infinity pool on the 5th floor. Although it is nearly 25 meters long, there are shallow pools of about 90 cm and 50 cm for children separated by fences, and parents can sit comfortably in chairs and watch over their children. The pool is recommended for families with children. However, since the children’s pool is small, it may be difficult to play if there are many people.

Chairs placed by the pool.

There was a natural hot spring on the 5th floor.

A gym open 24 hours a day.

A karaoke room which was closed due to the corona outbreak.

A play room with a billiard table which was closed due to the corona outbreak.

A kid’s play room that was closed due to the corona outbreak.

Max Value next to the hotel.

Convenient store near the hotel.