Floton Bangkok Hotel

“Very very bad , all rubish”

I have no affection for the Floton hotel at all. Everything was rubbish – the hotel itself, the staff, even though I booked a month, I only stayed one night and they spent all my money. The room was infested with bugs and ants, even under my son's pillow and my own pillow – absolutely rubbish.

Diwa·10 maanden geleden

“You get what you pay for.”

The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the bed was comfortable. A massive 7‑Eleven is just a 2‑minute walk away, and Rajamangala Stadium is a 10‑minute drive (without traffic) or a 30‑minute walk. However, there are a few discrepancies between the website and reality: no hairdryer, the room is not soundproof – the slatted windows let in a lot of noise and a poster warns that a fine will be charged for any noise. The photos make the rooms look nicer than they are, especially the bathrooms, which lack privacy tint on the slatted windows facing the hallway; I had to fold a towel over the window but still anyone could hear me. The promised Wi‑Fi never worked during my stay. There were no coat hangers, and one towel was stained with black marks. The luggage table ripped my fabric suitcase, so be careful. The location feels unsafe, and I would not recommend it for female travellers.

Willow·Een jaar geleden

The bathroom was not what I expected – it was old and strange.

ภคพร·Een jaar geleden

The bed was good, but there was no fitness centre.

สุข·Een jaar geleden

“For 1 night is fine, for more - no”

It’s a new hotel and still needs many improvements. For a single night it’s okay, but for longer stays I’d suggest looking elsewhere. First, they require a deposit of 1,000 baht or an ID document. Second, the water in the room comes in free bottles outside, but the four bottles inside the fridge are paid. In the toilet, which looked very bad, there’s a sign that says 5,000 baht if you throw toilet paper in it. I didn’t mind all this, but I felt like I was being treated for every move I made. I tried to check out early because of my flight, and at 7:30 am the reception was still closed. When I called the reception number, the phone inside rang and I realized I had to wait for check‑out because my driving licence was there. When a receptionist finally came, he called someone to check the room, which took a long time; at one point he shouted on the phone and left the reception running to my room (probably). Finally I checked out, Kap kun Kap, and goodbye. Definitely the worst hotel in Thailand so far.

Nedelcho·Een jaar geleden