Grand Lucky Hotel, Bangkok

I had a mixed experience at this budget hotel. On the upside, the location is convenient for the skytrain and it’s close to plenty of nightlife and shopping options. However, the cleanliness and internet issues were quite disappointing, and the misguidance on taxi fares made me feel a bit uneasy. Overall, it offers decent value for the price.

My stay at the hotel was decent overall. The location was convenient and the staff were helpful, but the room had issues with decor and space. While I found it to be a satisfactory budget option, I wouldn’t recommend it for a longer stay. The lack of electrical outlets and the unreliable internet were notable downsides.

This hotel is in a vibrant area of Bangkok, filled with halal dining options, which was a plus for me. The rooms have a retro vibe that may not appeal to everyone, and while they were clean, they felt quite dated. The staff was lovely and helpful, but the lack of breakfast options was a downside. Overall, it provided decent value for a short stay, but it didn’t quite meet my expectations for a more modern experience.

Staying at Grand Lucky Hotel was a mixed experience. The location is fantastic, right near the bustling Nana Plaza area, making it easy to explore nightlife and street food. The staff were quite helpful and accommodating, which was a plus. However, I did encounter some cleanliness issues; the rooms could use a thorough cleaning, especially around the bathrooms. Overall, it’s a decent budget option but might not suit those looking for higher standards.

The Grand Lucky Hotel is a mixed bag. While it offers a budget-friendly price and the rooms, albeit small, are clean, they do come with outdated decor that feels a bit dreary. The location in an Arabic neighborhood has its perks with many dining options nearby, but it may not be appealing to everyone. The staff were a highlight, providing friendly service, but the overall ambiance could use a serious refresh.