We stayed at the Dream hotel for 3 nights in April 08 as Bangkok was our last stop of a 2.5 week trip to Thailand. The hotel is very modern and chic. We had a room on the 6th floor. The room was quite big and very clean and had everything we needed. Breakfast included an al la carte menu which had a lot of choice and is very nice!! The staff were all very friendly. We were given some very useful tips such as where to go and to avoid some taxi drivers (who are extremely rude) and tuk tuks in certain areas as they rip you off. We were also given a map which became very useful as Bangkok is a very hectic place and it is very easy to get lost.

The hotel is in a great location, just off Sukhumit Road about 5 mintutes walk from Asok station. The transport system is very efficient, modern, cheep and air conditioned (unlike London). There are many street vendors along this road selling fake designer stuff as well as many restaurants.

There are lots to see in Bangkok and unfortunately we did not have enough time to visit many places. However, we did go to the Grand Palace, night market, and weekend market and also joined in the Songkran (Thai New Year) a celebration which was good fun. We also did lots of shopping – MBK shopping centre is fantastic and very cheep. All in all it was a great way to end out trip to Thailand!

We stayed at the dream hotel mid march to attend a wedding. Must say the experience was a good one. The hotel has a chic vibe. The rooms were spacious, clean and had a modern look. I was little shocked with the neon lighting under the bed–a bit cheesy for my taste but they had regular lighting as well. Younger kids might enjoy that lighting though. The rooftop pool/restaurant has a very relaxed atmosphere. The staff was very friendly and helpful in guiding us to the places arnd. The rooms were cleaned on time and the supplies were always stocked. The beds were a little hard for me. The food was nothing special but ok for a simple breakfast. It is well located- about 15- mins from major malls and walking distance to the Skytrain. Overall a great experience and the prices were stunning!

It's a nice hotel & very chic. As you come to expect - "boutique" is often a code word for small rooms, and this is the case at Dream. Despite the small rooms, the fit-out was lovely. the blue lights to encourage deep sleep were a lot of fun, if a little weird, but you can turn them off if they are freaking you out!!
The pool is across the road at Dream 2 - on the roof - and it's ok, but nothing to rave about (and lacks shade form the midday sun). And there are only about 10 sun lounges, so it's standing room only at the popular times.
We had a problem with breakfast. We were told when we checked in it was included. We were told at the restaurant the next morning that it wasn't included. When we asked them to check, they came back & served us. Of course, when we went to check out, we were presented with a bill for $50 USD for breakfast. To their credit, after some negotiation, they reversed the charge.
BUT, the biggest problem is the nightclub. Despite being 3 floors above it, the sound thumped through the entire room - until 3am... It was bad for us, but I felt really sorry fro anyone staying below the 5th floor. They told us proudly when we checked out that it's open every weekend night. Great! Thank goodness for the blue lights!

The Dream Bangkok was, for me, the perfect antidote to the big letdown of the Sofitel Silom that I had stayed at previously. Whereas the Sofitel is stodgy and boring, the Dream has a very cool lobby with a postmodern fountain and funky furniture, low-light hallways and what I thought were awesome rooms.

I see that some people are complaining a bit about the "snug" feel of the accomodations but honestly this was one of those cases where I actually found it really cool -- with the dropped ceiling and brilliant use of materials to create a total Ken Adam feel. The huge plasma was a plus and the recessed lighting is very well done. I felt very comfortable and loved eating my continental breakfast there in the morning.

The only downside would be that the room did have a bit of a lingering stale odor to it, and the walls are on the THIN side. I could hear my neighbor's TV very clearly, and judging by their conversational tone the volume was not cranked too high. That finally stopped around 1 AM. But I'd still stay at the Dream Bangkok again. Great location off of the Sukhumvit too.