Mirth Sathorn Hotel

Do not be fooled by the location of hotel base on the map. If you think this hotel is in close proximity to silom main Street (eg. Patpong etc) you be in for a surprise as route linking this hotel directly to silom is close after 8pm daily and only open in morning. You need to make a big detour from silom to sathorn n then to the hotel. Additionally, while the hotel comes equip with cable TV with over 100 channels, all are in Thai language.

at night, some roads are blocked, you cannot directly go to the hotel but choice another path which talk 5 to 10 mins more from MRT. The room have sttange smell.

staff are very nice, quite environment, however I stay in single room, there are noisy from next room when they are turn on air con something. Easy go out through the shortcut till 8pm only, not available in night time, the price is reasonable.

This is first time I saw hotel want to charge money because we make laundry dirty (bedsheet). Actually the hotel provide bad bedsheet with a lot of holes

Hotel was generally quite clean. Only negative is the one way street which drivers have to drive pass into a hospital in order to exit (that costs 50baht)

1. The bed is a bit too hard for my personal preference. 2. Very disappointed that there is no coffee and tea facilities in room and the hotel even doesn't provide the electric kettle in guest room, moreover, there are so many strange signs around the property stated the ridiculous fines for breaking the hotel rules. .

Nothing amazing. Clean room.

Has a very good lobby , tiny but looks one star above. Personal staff always smile at me , good people. More or less well conected to metro station and other places to see

Not suitable for travellers with young kids.. kinda far away from the busy street. I’m traveling with my family so it’s tiring to carry my Son in and out everything... if I’m travelling alone or without kids, yes I will stay there again. Maybe the water heater can be upgraded..

If you want to look for a place for accommodation only without any services, this one can be considered. It is approachable to the metro (Si Lom) station. However, it is difficult to locate it exactly. You are recommended to mark down the location on your google map beforehand. Second, there is a short-cut to the hotel by passing through a gate, and then a little road. The gate is accessible from 600 am to 2000 pm, if I recall correctly. Otherwise, you have to walk toward the end of Saladaeng Road, and then turn right to Sathon Tai Road. You keep walking and find Sathon 4 Alley where the noticeable place such as Saint Joseph Convent School can be identified first as it is approachable to the hotel. No breakfast and food supply at the hotel. So it is supposed that you buy own foods and drinks. The staff members are friendly and helpful and two lovely and cute cats can be found.

The rules of this hotel is absurd. You are not allowed friends to visit you in the day/night time. You have to pay 1000baht if there's any registered guest in the hotel. The location is very average, it takes around 20 mins to walk back to the main street. VERY UNHAPPY STAY and THE STAFF IS RUDE!

satisfy on the trip, room are clean and the staffs are always ready for help. the hotel is also near to the BTS station for your take public transport to explore Bangkok.

It is a nice hotel for the price and I was very impressed by the rooms, however the staff were hard to find with reception often empty and the area if you get there late at night is quite hard to get too.

EXCELLENT location, great service where it was hotel related and quite reasonable for a lux setting - brash, glass and marble everywhere. Staff not knowledgeable on tourist spots and had not capacity to buy

The hotel is located conveniently in quiet alley. The hotel provdes the basic and clean room facilities at a reasonble price. The staff are helpful and friendly.

Decent room in decent small hotel. Room was well-decorated & staff accommodatingthough check in was less than organised with front desk not knowing which room to assign me to & key for my room not immediately available. If my flight had been longer I'd be more than annoyed. Relatively clean though had to clear toilet of a couple of clumps of hair. Plumbing for shower couldn't clear fast enough so the bathroom flooded easily after a shower. There was an evening when sharp beeps from an unknown source within the room periodically punctuated my sleep which was disconcerting

Everything was perfect... just needed a hot water flask in the bedroom.

When we arrived, the room was full of old room smell that we didnt feel very well. The room had no hot water pot and slippers. The heating water system didnt work properly as well. The room was dirty we found some ants on the floor, toilet tissue around the sink and paints residues on the floor. The toilet had no space to hook towels. bath items were not good. We changed to another hotel for the next 3 days because we didnt want to stay here for a moment longer. Staff did not respond to our 2 emails. I wondered if they check emails actually. They were not friendly too as when we early checked out, they didnt care the reason and just rushed to check our room guessing we damage their things. Overall, we felt disappointed about this hotel.

nice quiet hotel. a bit too far from downtown but nice

Booked this on its alluring pictures but don't be fooled! The walls are decorated with photo stills of the build site in its various stages of construction in its bid to be chic. The furniture lives up to its design aim but the bathroom. Whoever designed the bathroom should be shot. Seriously, the room was 303, front and center of the entrance to the place and it's got an issue with design. Analyzing it I'm thinking that the obviously Indian owner clashed with the Designer and the Thai builders to totally screw up the plumbing of the place. The tub shower doors did nothing to hold back the obvious overspill from the tub or attached shower head drainage and it all ended up in a pool in front of the sink. Not the toilet, because then you could skip across to the tub, but the friggin sink which is in front of the mirror and exit! The drainage was to the right of the toilet and nowhere on the same or lower elevation then the puddle. Not to mention the choice to use wooden boards to cover up where there was a drain near the tub? The Indian (lower caste) design to the place (all concrete) feel just didn't feel right. Plus the towel covered puddle was still an alliance y to be dealt with.