HotelThe Peninsula BangkokReviews

Julie describes the Peninsula as "simply luxurious". She stayed there two nights for here honeymoon. There were presents from the hotel for the honeymooners: "Champagne, Strawberry´s and Belgian Cookies". She did not even have to check in at the counter but was "lead directly" to the room. Julie concludes that the Peninsula is "really great" and the view is "superb".

The stay in the Peninsula was "wonderfull" writes this couple. They stayed in four hotels during their stay in Thailand and the Peninsula "wins the first place". The service was "extraordinary". The room was "extremly comfortable" and "well apointed". They "enjoyed" watching all the activities on the river "from their room". The swimmingpool is "gorgeous". The attention to detail was "remarkable". The breakfast buffet was "scrumptous". This couple recommends the Peninsula to "anyone traveling to Bangkok".

This hotel according to the guide is providing "exceptional service and comfort" and belongs to the "finest hotels in Bangkok". The rooms are "huge and luxuriously appointed", and all of them have a "view of the river". Regarding the bathrooms, the article highlights that they "might leave you speechless" watching TV "on a steam-free screen while soaking in the bath or talking hands free" on the phone. The restaurants are said to be among the "finest" in Bangkok.

The hotel is said to be "one of the great places to stay in South East Asia". It is described as a "stylish, modern building with old world charm" with "leafy riverside restaurants" which provide a "great dining experience". The rooms have all "river views" and a "luxurious bathroom" as well as many other amenities where "no detail has been overlooked". Orient Express Magazine, volume 13, number 1, p.93

Bohmh stayed at the Peninsula in November 2004 and writes that the hotel's staff is "really professional and helpful", "polite" and always knew "what he wanted". He remembers most the "service" and the "quality" of the room. He recommends this hotel for a "relax holiday" in Bangkok. The security is "good". He sees it positive that the hotel is "isolated" in a "quiet" location though guests have to take cars to get to attractions. For check-in / check-out, the staff showed "efficiency" and "fluent English". The pool is "very special" though not too large. For the room, he points out that there's [more]

Greenelephant especially liked the room, saying it makes you "feel like a rock star". However, he didn't like the staff attitude which made ihm "feel like a beggar". The location "on the river" comes in hand with a "great view". The hotel has its own ferry which brings guests to the skytrain station on the other side. The Peninsula is "away from the noise" and the "main attractions". He "remembers most" the "marble bathroom", the cable TV and the view as well as the room size. He liked the restaurant "on the river" too. However, he complains about the "surprises" upon check-out (charges for th [more]

Nick says that the hotel is "incredible" after two nights in the "absolutly perfect" hotel - from "location to (most of) staff". The only problem he had was with the check-in and his room was "not ready" yet. He waited "nearly an hour" while other guests were "quickly" registered. Nick conludes that he will "certainly stay at the Peninsula", when he visits Bangkok again.

Alice says that the Peninsula is a "very nice" hotel. She like the swimmingpool were she could enjoy the sunshine "relaxly". The staff was always seen with a "smiling face" but they did not speak english "very well". Alice thinks that the Peninsula is a "comfortable" hotel but compared with other hotels in the same price range, "It´s not really worth".