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"Classy and Comfortable" Spent three nights here with my husband while on our honeymoon. The hotel is beautiful and the staff is warm, helpful and professional. No request was denied and when I came down with a nasty ear infection one day into our trip, the concierge called a doctor and he was at our room in 30 min! There is a really nice swimming pool and gym on the spa level if that's your thing. A really nice hotel to come "home" to after touring Bangkok all day. We will be back.

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"Wonderful hotel!" Stayed at this hotel for five days, and I would highly recommend it to anyone planning to stay in Bangkok. Our room was very comfortable (great beds), and tastefully decorated. The bathroom had a separate bathtub and shower, and marble floors. We were upgraded, so had access to the executive lounge area for their complimentary breakfast and happy hour. This was a treat, because the breakfast was outstanding! They had an omelette and waffle station, as well as a lot of other choices. It saved us at least one meal per day (sometimes two, when we went for their happy hour). If you can get an upgrade, I would highly recommend it. If not, see how much extra it is to get access to the executive lounge, because it's worth it. The hotel is about five minutes away from the skytrain, which was the only transportation we took (other then a few tuk-tuk rides). It was very easy to manuever and cheap. And there is always someone to ask for assistance, if you need help. Also, there is a shopping mall right across the street, where they have a Starbucks (yes, they are everywhere), and a grocery store. The concierge service was great, and very helpful with any questions we had. We booked a private tour to the floating market (touristy, but completely worth it), and had a great English speaking guide: Arisa (can't remember the name of the tour company, but she was great). We had a fantastic time, and it was not that expensive, considering everything we did. Overall, this is a great hotel, and I would definitely stay here again.

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"Good Price, Great Hotel" This is the second time I have stayed at the J W Marriott in Bangkok and for my two cents worth this is the best hotel in the city. Location: It's located on one end of Sukhamvit (Soi 2), which is the busiest street in the city. The good part is that this makes getting out of the street easy. Rooms: Extremely neat and functional. None of the over the top furnishings but still has everything you need. A nice touch is the umbrella they include in the room, which comes in handy during Bangkok's notorious showers Shopping: Extremely close to Bangkok's two largest malls - Central World and Siam Square. No two guesses why my girlfriend enjoys this hotel the best. Food: It's one of the only hotels in Bangkok in which eating in the hotel is fun. Tsu-nami the Japanese restaurant is phenomenal as is the Bangkok Baking Company. Plenty of other eating choices about, within a couple of minutes walk from the hotel Staff: The friendliest and most helpful staff in Bangkok. They cater to every request you may have. An especially nice touch is that when they flag you a taxi, they make sure to write the taxi number down on a piece of paper and hand it to you just in case you forget something in there. Misc: It's also located right next to the best tailor in the far east - Rajawongse (next to the Imperial Hotel) - who creates suits for President Bush and his family, Secret Service agents and a bunch of powerful people, all of who's visiting cards they proudly displays in the changing room. A bit more expensive than the run of the mill shops all over the city but well worth it once you put on one of the suits. I used to wear expensive Italian designer stuff, but now I swear by these guys. All in all, as you can see, the perfect place to stay while in Bangkok!

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