Silom Avenue Inn

The showers/bathrooms are not so clean. Moulds all over. The hotel next to it (Sapphire) is way better. I noticed this on my last day when I changed hotels

Bad hotel, service no good

The hotel reminded me of Motel 6 in the states but worse. Will not come back. It was dirty and old but that’s the price we get for staying cheap.

Quiet and cheap

The hotel is very basic, clean but tends to be a little run down. The safe doesn't work and the chef was 3 hours late for breakfast. :(

Convenient to city by train.

This hotel would be very good except it has ants (I have stayed there before) which were everywhere + they like to open the window to get fresh air. In Thailand, the maids hate the smell of bug spray. I would not stay there again due to the ants. Too bad because otherwise it is a good hotel in a convenient locale.

Nice staff good value for money

We have had a nice stay in Silom Avenue Inn. The staff was very helpful, the room has all the necessary facilities, but we missed a kettle in the room to make us some cofee or tea. The breakfast was a bit small, but if you still have hungry there are a lot of other options to eat very near (specially "Siam House Caffe and Restaurant", delicius and extremely cheap!). All in all, a good and cheap hotel to stay.

they renovated some rooms and the service is good !

Room had damaged on walls, food choices limited to locals mostly and hours of resturant weak. Staff was to into your business to the point of being obnoxious.

Friendly staff, quiet neighbourhood. Problems for parking. Driveway always full ; even for simple pedestrian passage.

Not far from the Silom active aera. Room was clean. Wifi was not able to connect. A fair deal overall.

Stay for one night as transit - rooms need improvement.

We just sleeping in this hotel. If you seek only bed &breakfast, then its ok. But internet very bad and little bit old wellness.

I stayed at this hotel before and needed to book a place for one night this trip. For the price and location it is hard to beat. The rooms are good size but the bathrooms do need updating. The picture of the rooms are pretty accurate. The location just off Silom Rd is great. One tip: There is a switch just inside the bathroom door under the sink that turns on the hot water. I took a cold shower the first night because I did not see it. Finally figured Iit out in the morning. Why they don't tell about it at check in I don't know.

Great place. We got off to a shaky start because they allow the kitchen staff to sit around all day playing with their phones. We had to demand a menu, then demand the food. I thought the 5 people in the kitchen were preparing our food, but when I went to look, they were all playing games on their cell phones.Otherwiise, nice staff and helpful.

For the price and location, good value. The pictures online make it look a bit more glitzy than it really is. It's tucked away in a not so pretty street, although the location off of Silom Road is perfect. The staff is very nice and the restaurant does the job nicely. The rooms are clean, although could use a bit of a facelift - nonetheless, it still didn't deter us in any way. The king's size bed was a bit hard by Western standards, but it more than made up for it with good sheets and the bed's huge size. Overall, if you're looking for a step up from a crowded backpacker hostel or cheap/dirty guesthouse, this is a good choice.

There is no hotwater in the shower. The staff does not speak English.

Bad Staff.