NH Bangkok Sukhumvit Boulevard sits on the edge of Arab Street. It has a lot of rooms, and most of the guests appeared to be from the Middle East or India.
My family insisted I take a break and packed me off to Bangkok. NH Bangkok Sukhumvit Boulevard was the cheapest option I found on Agoda for those dates, so that was the one I chose.
NH Bangkok Sukhumvit Boulevard is in Bangkok’s lively Sukhumvit area. It’s close to Nana BTS station, so getting around, shopping, and finding somewhere to eat is really easy.
The rooms have a simple, modern design and a comfortable feel that makes you want to settle in and rest as soon as you walk through the door. Each room is well equipped, with high-speed internet, a flat-screen TV, and a spacious bathroom where you can let the day’s tiredness melt away under the hot water.
The bathroom is very spacious, too.
Grooming kits and other amenities.
The bed was pretty comfortable.
If you like to keep active, the well-equipped gym is open 24 hours, so you can fit in a workout whenever you like.
If you’re into food, the hotel restaurant is pretty decent! From authentic Thai dishes to a range of international options, there was enough to satisfy even a picky eater like me at breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
The breakfast area is spacious.
Just look at this spread.
I wasn’t paying enough attention when I chose my booking package, though, and paying for breakfast separately turned out to be quite expensive.
There’s a good selection of hot drinks, too, with tea bags in all sorts of flavors for guests to brew.
One of the hotel’s highlights is its pool, which feels like a little oasis in the city. Of course, plenty of places to stay in Bangkok have something like this, so it would feel a bit lacking without one. If you enjoy a leisurely morning, the rooftop pool here is sure to become a favorite. The early sunlight by the pool leaves you feeling refreshed, and the poolside bar opens in the morning, too. You can order a refreshing juice or a coffee, take in Bangkok’s city views, and enjoy a quiet moment.
Time for a coffee.
There are plenty of seats in the landscaped garden beside the pool. Sitting here with a coffee is really relaxing, and the prices aren’t expensive either.
If I had to name a downside to NH Bangkok Sukhumvit Boulevard, it would be that it feels a little older than other hotels. But there are plenty of friendly staff, which soon made me forget about that. It’s also tucked away down a side street. To reach the parking area, you have to drive all the way to the end toward Soi 7. It’s all in the same building, but getting there is a little inconvenient.
Everything else was fine. The Google Map is below if you need it.
