Chateau Hotel & Apartments

big room, clean, good location to go to Universiry

air conditioning was noisy

Location and staff

It is near the Thammasat University.

The location of the entrance of this place is really hard to find. The Wi-Fi ticket is only one day use even I have book for 4 days. I found the spider in the room which making me and my friend doesn’t feel too well. The drink provided free only on the first day and the Hotel only accept cash for paid the drink that sell in the lobby.

Good enough for a short stay if you bring your own/rented car. It is right by the highway and very close to the campus, in a driving sense. It also features a parking lot. The property itself is fine, and so is the room, though a little bit old. There's also a small Japanese restaurant right on the entry which opens almost all day. The bathroom has a water heater for showering and the water pressure is fine. Overall, I had a relatively pleasant short stay. But, there are some caveats.

If you commute mainly on foot, however, then it becomes less appealing. The highway creates a stark contrast of the surroundings on both sides, and the property unfortunately resides on the less developed part. Not counting the small restaurant next to the property, there's nothing else within a comfortable walking distance (as of 2025). You will need to either use the pedestrian overpass 350 m away to cross the highway to the campus side for things like convenient stores or various restaurants, or get to the small avenue next to it. The path along the way to the overpass is also dimly lit at night and gets dirty after the rain, which does not inspire confidence. You will want a taxi or Grab to get around comfortably. The property itself only offers frozen meals which need to be microwaved, and a vending machine and a small refrigerator for drinks. No kitchen-made meals. The room does not have 3-hole electrical outlets. You will need a 2-hole to 3-hole adapter if you need to charge your laptop. The available outlets are also in less convenient places around the room. The TV is pretty much unusable. WiFi is limited to 1 or 2 active devices at a time and is not very fast, but at least you can surf the internet and social networks. Cellular network will work at reduced speed in the building.