Red Planet Bangkok Surawong

I loved the location it was like a 4 minute walk to Patong Markets and heaps of street food vendors.. I guess you are getting exactly what you are paying for but that being said I have paid $85 a night in Bangkok and have stayed at the Maitria Hotel Sukhumvit 18 – A Chatrium Collection and the Red Planet was no where near as luxurious as the Maitria. The reviews I read didn't match up to the hotel, it should say if you are alone on a one night stop over come and stay in our hotel, please book twin beds so you can have somewhere to put your suitcase because if you put it on the floor you have to step on it to get to the bathroom. We supply a jug and cup but pls bring your own coffee, sugar and milk.

The towels were tired worn out, gray and thin. there soap, shampoo and conditioner was an all in one press container and it was absolutely empty..Rooms were side by side could hear people talking in the hallway

The room was very small and no free bottle of water provided plus no tea or coffee provided. Only a kettle and two cups were in the room along with an empty fridge. Towels were also very scarce and old. The sharing walls were very small and you can hear the next door television and people talking through the wall. The staff cleaning the rooms were very hard to contact if you missed the round of servicing. The shower was very good and the Samsung TV was probably the only good thing. The bed was okay but the pillow gave me a sore neck after staying for five out of our seven night stay. The air conditioning was okay also. I would not stay here again.

Provide more services in the room. Water and tea and coffee are cheap to provide and this is the first budget hotel I have stayed in around the world that didn't provide simple amenities. The walls between the rooms are not sound proof and you can hear the TV and people talking all night long.