NHバンコク・アソーク

2026-11-07

The staff were the highlight of my stay at NH Bangkok Asoke. The receptionist made me feel right at home. I initially arrived without my luggage, and he remembered when I returned with it later. A small detail, but it made the welcome feel personal. As a Titanium member, I received my welcome amenity and a double upgrade to a Deluxe Corner Room. The room was spacious, with a large TV, a chaise longue, and a table with a chair. I appreciated both the extra space and the recognition of my membership. At the restaurant, a waitress asked how comfortable I was with spicy food when I ordered the panang curry with prawns. The dish was quite spicy, so I appreciated her checking. The location has its pros and cons. The hotel’s street gets heavily congested during the day, making trips by car inconvenient. However, Sukhumvit’s bars and nightlife are within walking distance (~10min). A few things could be improved. The TV was not connected to Wi-Fi when I arrived, so Netflix did not work. A staff member came quickly and fixed it after I called, but checking this before arrival would save guests the trouble. In my room, the shower drain was outside the shower area, so water and hair collected there after showering. This left the sink looking nasty. I would have preferred the drain inside the shower. The rooftop bar felt rather empty and lacked atmosphere during my visit. Letting guests request music when the bar is quiet could help make it feel more welcoming.

2026-11-07

The service was excellent, and I was very impressed. The room was also very clean. If better have 2 bed room

2026-11-04

The NH Hotel used to be called the Park Plaza and the hotel I always stayed in when visiting Bangkok. Apart from a new reception desk everything is pretty much the same, even the paintings in the rooms. I have two suggestions for management.It is located on Rachadapisek Road near Asoke station. However for drivers who are unfamiliar with your hotel you need a bigger sign at a driver's eye level at the entrance. At the moment the sign just says "enter" with an arrow. It does not say the name of your hotel. This means if a driver misses the entrance they have to make a very difficult U-turn at the chaotic intersection nearby. A simple sign saying "NH Hotel Entry" with an arrow would make a big difference. When my friend came to visit me for a second time she got the BTS as driving and finding the entrance was too stressful. The second suggestion is to have a sign in the rooms saying that if you want to take the slippers you have been wearing for a week you must pay 150 baht. This will save an altercation at check out which spoils the whole experience of staying at your hotel. The other thing to consider for guests is that if you wear the slippers in your room,, you are wearing slippers that have been worn by uncountable others. Hello fungus infection.