Holiday Inn Express Bangkok Siam
politiques
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Cancellation/prepayment
- Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type.Please enter the dates of your stay and check the conditions of your required room.
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Cards accepted at this property
- Holiday Inn Express Bangkok Siam accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
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Check-in
- From 14:00 hours
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Check-out
- Until 12:00 hours
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Children and beds
- The maximum number of extra beds, cots and children allowed in existing beds is dependent on the room you choose. Please check your selected room for the maximum capacity.
- Children are welcome
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Pets
- Pets are not allowed.
Ce que les clients le plus aimé
“Its proximity to the Siam malls and MBK. It's literally a walking distance. The view of the stadiums from the 18th floor were really cool too!”
“Lacation is super everything you need is nearby .Staff is very helpful clean room ! ”
“Simple room but elegant and comfortable as usual (this is the 3rd time for me staying here).”
“Value for mone. We paid for just what we needed. There is a mcdonald's cafe in front which came in handy when we flew in and were too tired and hungry.”
“Maintenance and cleanliness are commendable; better than expectations esp it’s not a brand new hotel”
“Proximity to all the locations. Other then nothing.”
“It was our second times staying here so we got upgraded to a bigger room with a perfect view of Bangkok. This property is always our first choice when we stay in Bangkok because staffs are very friendly and it is only a few minutes walk to the BTS sky train. Room is clean and quiet. Wifi is quite fast also.”
“the location (easy to tell taxi drivers of your location- near MBK!) and the service was pleasant. the included breakfast was a good way to have a quick boost of your energy level before starting your day.”
“Very quiet & very clean. Super location. I always stay here when I’m Bangkok and would recommend to others.”
“Nutella in the breakfast menu, that helped us slot since we were vegetarians and had less options to eat”