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"Staff was great. Room was clean. Mostly quiet. I had trouble figuring out how to shut off the TV. When I use the remote, the TV shuts off but comes back on seconds later."

"Hotel is in a great location with easy access to the BTS sky train and is in close proximity to many restaurants and malls. Staff was very attentive and professional. However the property is showing its age and could use a renovation. Elevators were quite slow and one was down for maintenance during our week stay. AC was a bit weak in common areas and halls but worked great inside the room. "

"The hotel service is the best. The staff are helpful and very respectful. The room is very spacious and comfortable! Highly recommended this to anyone who wants to stay in the city and the view is spectacular."

"staff so friendly, always there to help"

"Everyone was very kind. Stay was perfect!"

"Huge rooms, great location. Easy access to public transport. Nice massage center across the street. Connected to mall"

"Everything was excellent except upgrades were not offered "

"The staff is extremely polite and attentive. I’m very happy with my choosing to stay at this hotel. "

"I stayed at 5 different hotels and resorts in my first solo travel to Thailand.. 2 in Bangkok, 1 in Chiang Mai, and 2 in Ko Samui. I would only give one of these stays 5 stars and it is the Carlton. Not because it was anything extravagant or spectacular.. but because it consistently excelled in all areas I would consider worthy to give it 5 stars. Consistency is most important to me in awarding 5 stars while other properties may be more spectacle in 1-2 (Dusit Thani) areas but fall short in others. Location - good to everything but tucked away enough to feel like you got away from the overwhelming chaos Staff - very friendly Gym - smallish but one of the best out of the trip Pool - solid with attentive staff Rooftop - nice with a cozy feeling and good view Room - comfortable and quiet. The quietest out of all the hotels I stayed at but I had a room that was tucked away at the end of hallway."