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 | Lebua At State Tower: Best Hotel in Bangkok?
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 View from 57th Floor - River View Suite by LesChatsDAmour, 1 more photos We stayed for 5 days in all, split into 2 visits (went to Ko Samet in between). Met by hotel staff at the airport - BEFORE Immigration - literally, as we got off the plane, which was a very welcome surprise. They took our passports, gave us hot face towels, took us thru' Immigration and got our luggage from the carousel. Then escorted us to our Limo. This cost 75 Dollars and makes one feel very special. I felt like a rock star. Hotel was spectacular. We wre accompanied to our room by the delightful Vicky, who checked us in to the room, unlocked the balcony window (what a view of the river! - Get a River View Suite; it's worth the few extra Baht). We had a 57th floor room (all are above 52 floors). Staff are so attentive, greeting you in the lift lobby, calling the lift for you, asking which floor and even pressing the button for you! Didn't use the pool, but it looked nice, 'though it could do with a glass rather than brick wall around it. Breeze and Sirocco are fantastic, romantic, great views, impeccable service, really good food. Wine is very expensive (i believe thre's nearly 400 percent import duty on wine). Expect to pay 3000-4000 Baht (£60+) for a bottle of Jacobs Creek-style wine. Half-decent Burgundy will set you back about 7000 Baht (£120 ish). You can get away with maybe £150-200 and have a very good meal at Breeze. Or spend £7000 (yes, really, seven grand Sterling) on a bottle of Petrus at Sirocco. Choice is yours, but it's so worth it, whatever you do. Sky Bar is spectacular, but you wouldn't spend all night there - great for a pre-dinner drink or two - again, not cheap, 'though clearly it depends upon what you choose to drink, but it's a fine place and the view is worth the cost. On balance, I'd say this is the best hotel I've ever stayed in - in terms of service, value-for-money (rooms are great value) location (see below). We spent a total of 70,000 Baht (£1500) for 5 nights including one dinner at Sirocco and one at Breeze - which account for £600. We will for sure be going back to Bangkok and will stay at the State Tower - it makes one feel so well looked after - honoured, even, to be there.
Great location - walking distance to Oriental or Taksin Piers - and Taksin or Surasak Sky Train. Service is outstanding. Views are incomparable. Facilities in rooms are great - Bedroom and Living Room, huge bathroom with walk-in shower, balcony, big TV and DVD player. Huge beds, very firm. Good sound insulation (know what I mean?) If you go during Loi Krathong (November) you'll get the best view of the fireworks. Bangrak is fun - and Robinson's department store close if you need bits and pieces. Theme: HotelPrice: US$180 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: 662-6249-999Directions: Bangrak
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 | Lebua At State Tower: Clean, Huge, Great service and Value
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We stayed at The Lebua in Bangkok. It is located in the State Tower on Silom road within walking distance from Chao Phraya river. On arriving we were greeted with several Bellboys and a hostess. We were taken right up to our rooms. On entering the room it was a 2 bedroom apartment. It had a washer/dryer and kitchen, 2 bathrooms and the master bath has a separate shower and tub. We were greeted with chocolates and a personal note from the hotel manager. The view from the room is spectacular. There are windows wall to wall floor to ceiling with a view of the river and city. The furniture is comfortable and clean in the livingroom. The dining table was set with china. Bath towels were thick large and soft. A tv in the livingroom and bedrooms. Bvlgari products from shampoo, lotion, conditioner, soap and toothbrushes and razors and laundry soap. Room service we ordered the pork loin which was wonderful. Our rate also included the breakfast buffet. They serve everything you could want in an american breakfast fromm bacon, eggs, yoghurt, waffles etc. to Asian type food. They have several restaurants and bars in the top of the building that present a spectacular view but are a little pricey. There is a dress code with no open shoes for men, or shorts, collared shirts and well worth getting dressed for. They have one catering mostly seafare then another with Mediteranean and then another international type. They have a bar called the Skybar that is open air and presents a spectacular view of the city. The building cannot be missed it has a golden dome at the top.
View of the city, Location in the middle of Bangkok where skytrain and river taxis in walking distance, Service of hotel cannot be matched, Breakfast Buffet the best I have seen. Cleanliness and size of the rooms (2 bedroom apartments) can't be beat. Theme: HotelPrice: US$120-180 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: (66) 2624-9999Directions: At the junction of Charoen Krung and Silom roadsWebsite: http://www.lebua.com/
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 | Lebua At State Tower: Best Hotel I've ever stayed In
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For the price, through Tablet Hotels website (I got a discount), at $180 a night this is a first class hotel. The room was a suite with a view of the whole city. The service was impeccable. The concierge service was beyond remarkable. Getting your laundry done there.... too pricey. And the bathroom. Oh, the bathroom... huge! The price, as compared with the US, was great. It probably would be considered expensive by Thai standards, though. After a month of traveling through SE Asia, this was a nice oasis mid trip.
The staff was the reason for such a great stay. Massages for $30, too. The Sky Bar on the roof was amazing, although, they don't really let you take photos. Not sure why. Theme: HotelPrice: US$80-120 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: 662-6249-999
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