Swissotel Nai Lert Park Bangkok - Bangkok, Thailand 

5 star Luxury Hotel in Bangkok
Posted: Sun, Jun 14 2009
The best hotel in Bangkok, me and my wife we enjoy the hotel and facilities. Great Italian restaurant and superb service.

Swissotel Nai Lert Park Bangkok
Posted: Tue, Nov 25 2008
My wife and I stay there 3 nights in October of 2008. We felt like we were at a resort south of Bangkok instead of in the middle of this big city. The service was great and I will stay here again.

Urban paradise
Posted: Mon, Jun 09 2008
Nai Lert Park is not the best hotel in Bangkok by a long stretch, but in my experience it's a clear winner in the 'price still matters class'. It has all the amenities you would expect, but also a few unique functional benefits: 1) it's not that big, good atmosphere 2) very nice pool area and garden 3) windows you can open and a balcony 4) excellent room service (we ran up quite a bill, after some time on the road it's relaxing to eat in) 5) very good location (I don't understand people who say this is out of the way, great for shopping and the BTS) 6) excellent staff (we actually had some contact with the manager who is a great Italian guy really caring for his guests and down to earth) 7) great design, we stayed in executive, and the look and feel is exactly like the impression you get from photos - cool bar too 8) secluded and excellent security. Cons: Gets crowded around the pool. But the best thing about Nai Lert Park is the feeling. I have stayed in my share of business hotels, and this place definitely has a different feel to it. For my girlfriend and I it has become our emotional benchmark, we often remark when we are travelling 'Well this is nice, but not Nai Lert Park'. Definitely going again.

Dangerously shoddy
Posted: Sat, Apr 19 2008
A disastrous stay from the moment I opened my room to find a near-nude man in my room. To be fair the hotel then upgraded me to a suite. Unfortunately the second room came with a dangerous combo of a broken light and a black bench at the end of my bed. After falling badly, I went down to seek help from the front desk (for what later turned out to be a broken hand). I was offered golfing ointment and was sent out alone to wander the streets of Bangkok at 2am to find treatment. Very poor indeed.