The Bazaar Hotel

This is my favorite hotel in Bangkok so far! Me and my son came in January for his birthday, this hotel has everything, room service, restaurants, mall, rooftop pool, amazing gym/ rock climbing.

Super luxury for 30-50$! The rooms are amazing & the service.

Great price with the size of the room and service you received at the hotel. Totally recommended!

The staff from the reception, Panitarn (Pop) was really helpful and kind. He made the check in process so flexible and efficient. Can tell that he was really passionate in his work. All our queries were answered. The only downside would be there wasnt slippers in the room. Maybe we were required to request from the reception? Our hair dryer wasnt functioning and we dialed to the reception and very quickly, another hair dryer was sent to our room. The environment and the cleanliness of the room were very well maintained. Location wise, we took grab so not much difference. Near to Chatuchak market, Chatuchak Bus Terminal (we came from Pattaya) Union Mall. There’s 7-11 nearby. Overall I would rate excellent for their cleanliness and service.

Good location
Nearby the mrt
Good breakfast
Good cleanliness
Good staffs
Car parking is quit good

The Bazaar Hotel Bangkok is good for a short stay but it is away from the City/ Town Area.

Hotel is near the MRT lat peak 5mins I think all was ok just that there was only 2 lift for the big hotel hence long waiting for the lift up to 10mins

This place is a good recommendation. The queen bedroom is comfortable and has a bathtub. There are pools, swimming pools, and a gym. We were enjoying eating breakfast. Happy Songkran! 💦🔫🫶

Good location near MRT..Ladprao and restaurants and supermarkets. Friendly staff.I stayed there for a week but I had to leave my 3 year old room because of the earthquake in Thailand. It was very scary. I was on a high floor and I was not confident.

Highly recommended!!! This hotel is really big and spacious. The staff are very helpful and the amenities is really great.

This hotel is just walking distance from the MRT station.

I stayed here for four nights, and while the hotel has some positives, it also has significant downsides.

Wi-Fi: Unusable

Despite advertising free Wi-Fi, the connection kept dropping, requiring repeated logins. Even when connected, the speed was too slow for basic browsing. A hotel with 800 rooms should have a network that can handle the capacity; otherwise, this is misleading advertising.

Breakfast: Repetitive & Overcrowded

The breakfast selection was very limited and almost identical every day (e.g., fried rice one day, fried noodles the next). By the second morning, I was already sick of it. Despite its supposed four- or five-star rating, the hotel didn’t even offer freshly brewed coffee.

The overcrowding was another major issue. Due to the large number of Chinese tour groups and a narrow dining area, breakfast felt like a chaotic scramble for food. I recommend going after 8 AM to avoid the peak rush. The food quality was also poor—salads lacked freshness, and the hot dishes were bland. The only decent option was the made-to-order omelet, but there was only one chef, so the wait was long.

Strange Layout & Cost-Cutting Measures

The hotel feels more like a repurposed shopping mall than a proper hotel, with religious statues, escalators, and empty retail spaces. Many shops were either closed or abandoned, making certain areas feel eerie.

It also appears the hotel cuts costs by shutting down one of the elevators during the day and turning off its air conditioning. Hot water was inconsistent, only reaching sufficient temperatures in the morning and late at night.

Rooms: Surprisingly Decent

Despite the other issues, my room was quite comfortable. The bathtub seemed relatively new, and the shower setup was good, with a rain shower, side spray, and handheld showerhead, all with separate wet and dry areas.

Location: Convenient but Beware the Massage Shops

The hotel is next to a metro station, and Big C shopping mall is within walking distance. However, I don’t recommend the massage shop inside the mall—the environment was cramped, the therapists chatted loudly, and the towels didn’t seem to be changed between customers.

Conclusion

This hotel has a grand-looking lobby, well-dressed staff, and polite service. However, the unreliable Wi-Fi, chaotic breakfast experience, inconsistent amenities, and odd layout make it hard to recommend. While the rooms and location are decent, the overall experience was underwhelming. If you don’t mind these downsides, it may be acceptable, but otherwise, I’d suggest looking elsewhere.