The staff were very close.
Cueto3 settimane fa
★★★★·Bangkok·9.1
01
oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
02
03
House of Machine Boutique Hotel in Bangkok offers spacious family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, city views, kitchenette, work desk and free Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a garden, lounge, indoor play area, games room, terrace, outdoor seating and an on‑site coffee shop. Private check‑in/out, concierge service and daily housekeeping enhance comfort.
04
05
06
Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The staff were very close.
Cueto·3 settimane fa
Location: In the Old City, within walking distance of the Grand Palace, though a bit far from the metro and train station. The hotel has a stylish yet cozy feel. The room is very large and spotless, even has a microwave. With only six rooms, it’s relatively quiet. Service: perfect score, the staff are very warm and patient. I forgot to ask the gentleman’s name—he was a very gentle guy. We tipped him with a mangosteen. Sound insulation isn’t great, especially with motorbikes below; the hotel does provide earplugs.
Jinghang·3 settimane fa
A really nice hotel in a great spot in Bangkok. The room was huge with a stunning bathroom and the staff were super friendly! They didn’t serve breakfast, but you could grab some basic snacks, which was fine.
Jacobus·3 settimane fa
Originality of the décor, the location, the beauty, the bedding, the service, the free terraces, the unique beer collection—everything. Nothing to complain about! A full breakfast would have been the cherry on top, but it wasn’t required.
Frédéric·Un mese fa
The service here was outstanding; the staff welcomed us warmly throughout our stay, which I really appreciated. Because of a communication mix‑up, the hotel upgraded my room, for which I’m very grateful. I was a bit uneasy about the surroundings outside the hotel at night, seeing people loitering on the corner like they were homeless, but after a few nights I realized they were just locals and not hostile.
Dan·Un mese fa