JC Kevin Sathorn Bangkok Hotel

Pas V.

The room was big and the service was average, but the housekeeper did an excellent job cleaning. I stayed for 11 nights. The housekeeper, named Ple, came to take care of my room every day and refilled the appliances without fail. She was really lovely and good polite

Apekshya Singha

Unfortunately, our experience at JC Kevin was quite disappointing due to poor management. Only 2 lifts were working in a high-rise hotel, resulting in long waiting lines and massive delays every single day. For a 5-star hotel, this kind of mismanagement is unacceptable it felt more like a budget property in that regard. However, I want to clearly say this....the staff were absolutely amazing. From reception to housekeeping, everyone was kind, hardworking, and helpful despite the lack of support from upper management. They’re doing their best under pressure, and they deserve 5 stars alone. Its sad to see such great employees being let down by poor leadership. Fix the facilities, support your staff better, and maybe this hotel can live up to its stars.

Lyn Lei

There are a lot of cockroaches in the hotel. It is not certain to clean it in the morning. There is no toilet paper anywhere except the toilet. The bathroom floor is very slippery. You should pay attention to safety when taking a shower. The most ridiculous thing is the elevator. Waiting for the elevator is long enough. It is super exaggerated to wait for 20 minutes. The transportation is also very inconvenient. It is not recommended at all.

Stephanie May

Faded Glory – 5 Stars? Nah! I'll be honest. A two-bedroom apartment, 120 m² with a sky view for around €700 for 6 nights during low season – that’s not expensive for a capital city. But the reason for the relatively low price becomes clear quite quickly. The lobby is beautiful, with high ceilings and a lovely scent when you walk in. However, the elevator is very slow, because one of them hasn’t been working for months, and with only two elevators active in a 38-floor building with many rooms, it can take up to 15 minutes to get up or down. In the apartment, there’s no kitchenware – no plates, no cutlery, nothing! No microwave, just a well-functioning fridge. No coffee machine, and not even a spoon to stir your tea. 🤷🏼‍♀️ They advertise a sky bar with a DJ and cocktails on the top floor – but when we arrived on a Friday night, there was maintenance going on?! There’s a very small balcony compared to the size of the building, with a beautiful city view – but the drinks are expensive, and there was no DJ, even though it’s clearly advertised downstairs near the elevator. The “two-bedroom apartment” itself is nice, with comfortable beds and a cozy living room that has two balconies. It’s very well insulated and almost completely silent from other guests. The staff is very friendly and always helpful. But the place is clearly in need of renovation – which is underway. Still, these issues do make it feel a bit like a “cat in the bag” situation. We had a good time here, but it’s located on a very busy road that’s nearly always jammed. If you want to get to a shopping mall, it can take 45 minutes by taxi or train. It’s in the “Wall Street” of Bangkok – a fun area to explore, but keep the downsides in mind

Nicholas Golding

This is a very good property. First it’s an 18 year old 5 star. It’s very nice, but needs a little updating. Bed extremely comfortable. Gym excellent. Room is extremely quiet, which are all impotent to me. Breakfast good. Wish they had French Toast. Location is about a 10 minute walk from The BTS. One of the main elevators or lift was out my entire stay.