Checked in around 1 AM for a six hour stay. Solo travelers seem to be put on the 3rd floor. The room was clean, ok size for one person, and a hard mattress with a soft pillow. I was very tired and fell asleep despite hearing an occasional flight announcement coming from the speaker system in the airport terminal. The... More

Me and my husband had a 7 hour lay over and usually just have a quick shower at one of the in transsit hotels. We however decided to book into Louis Tavern Transit Hotel. We did not any reviews on the hotel beforehand It was just after midnight and the staff was friendly - we got a room straight away!... More

I came through like many with a 11 hour layover-- unlike many I ignored the negative reviews and advice and tried to stay at the airport. I am glad the person wrote about avoiding immigration check in for this hotel-- frankly i could not find the entrance until after i got back inside the secured area-- which meant i had... More

Be forewarned that it is expensive and the walls are thin. But for an 7-hour late night layover in Bangkok, it was worth paying the money to not go through Immigration to get to an offsite hotel (and back again early the next morning). The TV and WiFi worked, the bathrooms were clean, the aircon was cold. Bring your earplugs... More

This place is really not good value for money. Only book it if you're desperate for an actual sleep while in transit. My room was big and clean. But very noisy. The breakfast is really petty poor (and I don't have very high standards). If you like white toast and cornflakes you'll be fine. You have to pay for the... More

With an unavoidable nine hour layover in Bangkok between long international flights, we recently felt the need to try a transit room at Suvarnabhumi Airport. We had no difficulty getting a double room on the spot at an airport desk, although we were a bit taken aback by the prices eg. US$100 for 4 hours; US$141 for 6 hours. There... More

If you have to work and shower, this might be what you're looking for. The rooms are surprisingly large, with gigantic windows. Everything looks clean and neat. We paid USD 180 for eight hours for two persons. The rooms are equipped with a small desk and wi-fi. What more can you want? And, of course, a shower, I'm rating the... More

We stayed here on Feb 21, 2013, and will avoid in the future. The room was not very clean, though the bedding was clean and adequate. The bathroom, however, was neither. Mold in the small, plastic preform shower, where a convoluted looking point-of-use water heater was in place. We didn't have to use the water heater, which I was grateful... More

Whatever you do don't stay here. It's hard to believe that terrible hotels still exist like this. The prices were crazy. It cost $167.00US for 8 hours to stay in a teenie tiny room where there was no hot water, the room was freezing even though the AC was shut off. It was noisy due to the paper thin walls.... More