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"The layout of the bathroom and basin was weird, nowhere to hang the towels and clothes when you take a shower"

"Great stay"

"Muy buen servicio de este hotel y muy cerca al aeropuerto"

"Amazing hotel. Room was great, bed was so comfortable and had an amazing view of the river. The service from EVERYONE was AMAZING. The best service ever. "

"This is a top-notch hotel, incredible service from room attendants and breakfast servers, beautiful pool facility, wonderful bathroom showers, and near everything."

"This was a great, non-expensive hotel to stay with fantastic and very helpful staff. The location is also ideal with it being situated near the airport and a large indoor shopping mall with restaurants within 5 minutes walking distance. The rooms were very clean and spacious as well. "

"Great location for shopping, restaurants and general sightseeing. Hotel was clean and quiet with great views. Important to note that the hotel is a "dry hotel", you can bring in your own alcoholic drinks, but alcohol is not available at the hotel at all. Great hotel for relaxation and comfort."

"Great"

"I stayed at 5 different hotels and resorts in my first solo travel to Thailand.. 2 in Bangkok, 1 in Chiang Mai, and 2 in Ko Samui. I would only give one of these stays 5 stars and it is the Carlton. Not because it was anything extravagant or spectacular.. but because it consistently excelled in all areas I would consider worthy to give it 5 stars. Consistency is most important to me in awarding 5 stars while other properties may be more spectacle in 1-2 (Dusit Thani) areas but fall short in others. Location - good to everything but tucked away enough to feel like you got away from the overwhelming chaos Staff - very friendly Gym - smallish but one of the best out of the trip Pool - solid with attentive staff Rooftop - nice with a cozy feeling and good view Room - comfortable and quiet. The quietest out of all the hotels I stayed at but I had a room that was tucked away at the end of hallway."