Bangkok IR-ON, Tints of Blue and Siam Hotel, a good hotel is also a kind of scenery.

A good hotel is also a scenery on the Journey.

This time, I stayed in three hotels in Bangkok for three nights: Industrial style—IR-ON, family Japanese style—Tints of Blue, and design Thai style—Siam@ Siam; each has its own characteristics, and I am quite satisfied with them.

IR-ON: The room is not big, and the decoration is simple, but the staircase design is interesting, combining reinforced concrete with nature, and primitive with modern.




Tints of Blue: A family apartment-style hotel full of details, with a Japanese style and bright colors of Southeast Asia. The room is not big, but there is a small kitchen, which is small and warm.





Siam@ Siam: A friend said that she liked to stay in the youth hostel on the 8th floor the most before. It is in the same building as the hotel but the price is the same as cabbage. Now there is no chance anymore. I feel that the decoration of this hotel is like a Thai nightclub style. The room we were given is a corner room, which is super large and has two large windows. The view is very good. The location is also good, just near the skytrain station and close to the Siam business district.