MeStyle Museum Hotel

I stayed two night at the MeStyle Museum Hotel and it was just the perfect place for me after arriving in Bangkok. The staff were nice and very helpful, late check-in was no problem at all and the room was very comfy and well equipped. There were plenty of breakfast options like thai food, eggs in different variations, a salad bar, bread with butter and jams. For dinner there was a bigger variety of food, juices and smoothies. The pool area is a nice place to hang out, though there isn’t any shade and the pool isn’t that deep (I think it’s 1,2 m). The gym area looked nice too and was well equipped, unfortunately I had no time to go there. On the opposite side of this area there are bathrooms and plenty of empty room. There’s also a ATM in the hotel lobby and a free shuttle to the MRT nearby (during the day, time table at the reception).

Just a few ideas to make future stays even better: - an adjustable handle for the shower head (if you turn the shower on as it’s on the wall, the bathroom and toilet get soaked) - more options for tea at breakfast than black tea only - decaf, chai or matcha - setup the empty space on level 8 with mats for free workout, yoga or similar

Extremely kind and helpful staff. Good drinks at the bar. Appealing decor and overall layout.

Strange shower that does not adjust temperature well.

Really interesting Hotel with a unique design. Rooms are spacious and clean, stuff really helpful.

It’s a little deeper from the main road and 15 minutes walk from MTR station. Getting to the hotel even by taxi can take a little bit during high traffic hours. Breakfast could have more variety and more “warm” ingredients like eggs.

It is a particular hotel where if you like to stay in a different place you’ll find it very artistic. Staff were polite and professional…the manager on duty had no idea how to handle complaint.

We arrived very late at night and we found the floor of our room so dirty that we felt the grease sticking under our shoes. It was that dirty you could feel was not cleaned from weeks. Coffee stains, chewing-gum, dirty marks all over the floor…Asian countries are known for leaving shoes outside, so obviously this was too much disgust to do. We woke up in the morning, and as understanding guests, we spoke and showed the pictures to the manager on duty. Without saying the obvious “sorry for the inconvenience”, he just washed his hand asking if we would the room changed. We said there was no need as we were going out so packing again our luggage was not in our mood, so we just asked him to use hot water, mop and detergent to make sure the floor was cleaned on our return in the evening. We were shocked to see the floor was not even brushed when we came back. Funny thing in the room there is a laminated welcoming message from the general manager, Mr Chanan Utaipat, saying: “…your personal satisfaction is our foremost priority…”