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Tuesday 2 July 2024

Hotel Review: Grande Centre Point Terminal 21 Hotel (Bangkok)

 Welcome to my hotel review in Bangkok!




*I stayed at this hotel in September 2022. 

This is Terminal 21 Asok shopping mall, connected to the Grande Centre Point Hotel. (Photo: LH Mall & Hotel)


Introduction 

I decided to give myself a much needed treat by organising a trip with my partner to Thailand which included a visit to Phuket and Bangkok. Since I was at Bangkok, I might as well stay in one of the top hotels. Grande Centre Point Terminal 21 Hotel was my first choice for the location, good price and it was connected to one of my favourite malls, Terminal 21. At that time the world was still recovering from the pandemic and I was fortunate to find some good deals and this was one of them. So without further ado, let's begin this hotel review. Hope you have found my hotel reviews useful so for and of course if you have questions, do feel free to post them below the review posts or find me on twitter/X @ Charles787dash10. 

Background of the hotel 

Grande Centre Point Terminal 21 Bangkok Hotel is a 5-star hotel located in the heart of Bangkok with direct access to Asok BTS and Sukhumvit MRT stations. This airport shares the same building and roof as terminal 21 and has facilities such as lush garden with jogging track, an infinity pool, an indoor gym, a tennis court, a golf putting range, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna room. In addition, the hotel also offers business and conference facilities for meetings. This hotel has a 498 rooms altogether and there are 5 types of rooms: Superior, Deluxe Premium, Grand Deluxe, Grand Suite (my review) and Executive Suite. 

For more information, you can check out the rooms and rates at the hotel's website, over here

The address of the hotel is 2 Sukhumvit Soi 19 (Wattana), Sukhumvit Road, Klongtoey Nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand. 

Check-in: 1400 
Check-out: 1200 

Location of hotel 


Travelling in Bangkok is quite easy especially if you are coming from BKK (Suvarnabhumi Airport). You can take the Airport Rail Link from the airport station (A1) to Makkasan (A6) and walk about 4 minutes from this station to the Phetchaburi Station (B21) - blue line to the next stop (B22 - Sukhumvit). The direction of the blue line train should be heading towards Lak Song (B38) and Tha Phra (B01) stations.

(Photo below: BKK to the hotel) 


If you are travelling from DMK Airport, you are pleased to know that since August 2022, the red line train system now connects this secondary airport to the city area. You can take the train from Don Meaung RN8 station to Krung Thep Aphiwat (RN1) station and change for the blue line at Bang Su Station (BL11). Both Krung Thep Aphiwat and Bang Su stations are connected to each other. From the Bang Su station, take the train to Sukhumvit (BL22).

(Photo below: DMK to the hotel) 


You can access the hotel through the shopping mall, Terminal 21. 


The entrance to the hotel from the shopping mall.


The lobby of the hotel. 



There is a little outdoor garden to enjoy a brisk walk. 



The gym 



The outdoor swimming pool. 


Ready to check out the room? Let's go! 

I stayed on the top floor of this hotel, the 32nd level. 


Let's go to the room! 


Photos of the room (This is the Grand Suite - one-bedroom corner suite ) 

At that time I paid about S$336 (US $247) for the 2 night stay. That is a bargain comparing to how much it cost per night today. 

What does this room offers? (September 2022 update) 

- LCD TV (Cable channels)
-Tea and Coffee maker
- Business work area 
- Beautiful view 
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Automatic Toilet Seat
- Bathrobes 
- Bedroom and Living room are in seperate rooms 
- Complimentary snacks and soft drinks (4 bottled water)
- Complimentary WiFi 
- King Size Bed 
- Microwave 
- Slippers 
- Electric Kettle and Refrigerator
- Safety Box 
- Sofa Chair
- Washing Machine

I certainly enjoyed my stay in this 5-star hotel. 


There is a mini kitchen in this room and you can do some light cooking over here.


The workspace where you can do your work and enjoy the view.


The hotel allows the maximum of 3 guests in this room. 


This corridor leads to the room and toilet. The wardrobe (left) faces the master bedroom. 


This is the master bedroom. 


Although the room was not big, it was cozy. Nice to enjoy the view after wake up and before sleeping. 



The toilet consists of a shower, a bathtub, a toilet bowl and a sink. 



Another view of the working table. 


Another view of the living room. 


What do you think of the suite? 


The window view from the room 

Spectacular view and it's even better at night. 







The view of the train departing from the station. 


Most of the buildings are not as tall as ours. 


I highly recommend one of the Thai restaurants at the Terminal 21 shopping mall, it is really good. 

The restaurant's name is Savoey. 


5th Floor, Terminal 21

This is some of the food that we had. 

Pineapple rice 


Tom yum soup (This is a must try). 


Steamed fish 


My favourite Thai dessert: Mango with sticky rice 


My ratings 

Location: 10/10
Hotel Staff: 9/10
Hotel room ambiance: 10/10
Cleanliness: 10/10
Bed comfort: 10/10
Shower: 10/10
Value for $$: 9/10
Overall rating: 68/70
Percentage: 97%

My thoughts 

Travelling from the airport to the hotel by train and vice versa is the most affordable way and convenient provided you travel light. I find the location to be convenient as I was able to access to other parts of the city easily with the BTS and MRT train system. For the room, it was what I expected, big and spacious with amenities similar to an apartment. With the room being taken care by the cleaners (thanks to them for doing a great job maintaining the room), it was great to enjoy the room and the most important thing is looking forward returning to the room at the end of the day. I find the bed to be comfortable and the ambiance to be top notch and I certainly recommend this hotel. 

Thanks for reading and have a good one!
Charles

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