Radisson Suites Bangkok Sukhumvit

Tahreer Nawaz

Rooms are outdated. Needs a mandatory renovation with new fresh fixtures. Service is Okay. Could be a lot more better. Location wise also a bit far away from transportation as well as attractions. However they have a shuttle service that comes in handy. They try their best at a reasonable price. But i know i can get much better at this price. Gotta do better for a Radisson.

Mike Gledhill

I booked a stay at the Radisson Suites in Bangkok for 4 nights in July 2024, and I liked it so much, that I extended my stay by an extra 3 nights. I went for the One Bedroom Suite with Balcony, and it's huge. It has a separate working area, lounge area, a large bathroom (with two entrances) with "proper" walls, rather than the glass walls which some Thai hotels offer, and two TVs. The balcony is completely pointless though, just one meter wide, looking out at the building next to it. The area isn't great, there's a fairly dangerous road to walk down to get to the Nana area (which is pretty normal for Bangkok), so watch where you're walking, but the hotel itself is first-class. The rooms are good value and spacious. Strangely, my 1 bedroom apartment came with a fridge and a small kitchen area... but no cutlery or plates. The kitchen drawers and the cupboards were completely empty. There is a pool and jacuzzi on the top floor, with a new bar offering Happy Hours each day (eg buy one get one free on 250 THB pints of beer) The staff in the hotel are exemplary, opening doors for you, going above and beyond what you'd expect. There's a small mini-mart across the road for groceries, and a place down the road where they'll weigh your laundry, and have it washed by the next day (about 5 USD for 2kg of clothes) The big selling point though is the breakfast. It's stunning. It costs an additional 5-6 USD per day, but it's a no-brainer. All your regular breakfast offerings, plus curries, chicken & cashew nuts with rice, and so on. This morning, they had squid. Huh ?! It's amazing, and shockingly good value for money. My only complaint: the only milk coffees available are tiny cups of coffee, with mostly foam. I wish a could have a proper (large) cup of coffee, or a large cappuccino, rather than having to repeatedly go back to the coffee machine every 2-3 minutes for another refill. A great hotel, within walking distance to Nana BTS station. Just... watch the traffic... they're crazy out there ! Oh, and I also recommend the Edelweiss Dental House, a 5 minute walk away. I paid $37 for a check-up and a polish, and they were awesome.

Marc Liberts

Very nice hotel in Bangkok. The staff and service were excellent and are the strongest feature of the hotel. The rooms are very large and quite nice and very functional. The pool is small but adequate. Breakfast buffet is on the smaller side but again adequate. Location isn't great because it is far off the main road. But there is a bakery and mini market right across the street which is nice. Overall a very nice 4 night stay!

Ashin Guha Majumder

We had a wonderful stay here. Easy access to all main city areas. The pool area has some nice city views and their breakfast spread was very good. The staff was very courteous and the room upgrade to a deluxe suite was icing on the cake to our trip!

arya raveendran

Very comfortable stay.Rooms were super clean with all necessary amenities. There is mini bar attached to the room which can be accessed by paying the extra amount for what we use. There is rooftop swimming pool and rooftop cafe which gives an extraordinary vibe during vacations