stayed at this hotel for 4 days and we truly enjoyed it! Big rooms with nice beds, lots of closset space and fully equiped bathroom (bath and seperate shower). The pool is a big plus, you don't think you are in a crowded city when you relax around this big pool. Service also top and great food around the pool. Breakfast room is spacios with lovely places to sit, big variaty of food and high quality. Would definitly recommend this hotel to everybody; couples, singles or familys.

Very nice hotel which is more geared to business travellers. The hotel seemed to be near a lot of embassies/consulates. It is in a location which isn't that convenient but the sky train is about 5-10 mins walk so not too bad.

Great pool and bar areas. The food and drinks are very expensive in Thai terms. I would suggest eating and drinking in more local places where it will cost a tenth of the price

I recently had my wedding at the Nai Lert hotel in Bangkok.

I spent a lot of money in exchange for terrible food served to 100 people at the buffet banquet.

I acted in good faith but the Nai Lert hotel really took advantage of me. When I complained immediately after the wedding the only thing I was offered was dinner for 2 at a restaurant inside the hotel.

If you are planning a wedding ceremony or any event where they will be serving food at the Nai Lert, shop around. I am sure you can get a much better value somewhere else in Bangkok. I wish I had!

We booked this hotel through a travel agent who told us it was a 5 star hotel. I wouldn't rate it that high. It's a solid 3.5, 4 stars would be a bit of a stretch. The rooms were clean, spacious and smoke-free (which may be hard to find in Asia). The rooms felt a little old but still very clean. The pool area was very jungle-like which is pretty cool but it can get pretty dirty at times especially when it rained (which is practically everyday in Thailand!). What I loved most was that they made your bed every night with a little Toblerone chocolate.

The area seems a little deserted because it's mainly Embassies near by. It's a 5-10 minute walk to the Skytrain and 10 minutes from Central department store. It's definitely not the place to be if you plan on just walking out of your hotel and experiencing night markets, bars, restaurants, etc. We took taxis everywhere. You can walk during the daytime but at night it's deserted so be careful!