Metro Hotel, Bangkok

Really good hotel. Only let down was the bed was very very hard

I had booked a King Room with Balcony for 2 nights, which in most opinion is considered one of those larger rooms; yet the room is small. After placing a cabin size luggage on the floor, you hardly have any space to walk. I suppose if you have a big size couple, with 2 large luggage, you may constantly bump into each other easily. There is no proper table but has a plastic chair. Shelves are provided below the flat screen TV for remote controls and 2 bottles of drinking water. The toilet size is reasonable except that there isn't any shelf to put your toiletries. The only solution is to put on the WC cover or your bed which is just outside the toilet door. Water pressure is good and sufficient. The hotel provides 1 shower cap, 2 bars of small hand soap and 2 packets of buy-off the shelve shampoo from any nearby convenience store. There is a water refilling station on the ground floor beside the check-in counter and the staff encourages you to bring your empty bottles for refilling if you are asking for additional water bottled. For convenient sake, you just simply buy it from any 711 stores nearby instead of bringing back for refilling. There is no refrigerator, safe nor cabinet in the room. Clothes holders are attached to the wall and squeezing right next to the flat screen TV. The entire room layout seems more of a hostel class than a hotel itself. Perhaps, some hostel privacy room is even better than this Metro Hotel.

They overcharged 300 bath