This is a quiet hotel off the normal tourist track. Even so, we could get anywhere we wanted to go for under 80 Baht ($3). The hotel caters to mostly Chinese tourists; Westerners are few and far between. Cruise the neighborhood and eat like the local people do. It's a fantastic place to immerse yourself in the real Thai culture.

The good:
Check in was handled smoothly and competently, despite our midnight arrival.
Our room was spacious and comfortable with 2 comfortable sitting chairs.
The bed was not too hard - unlike many hotel beds in Thailand.
Housekeeping was very accommodating in giving us an extra sheet for the bed; original equipment was a feather comforter way too warm for Thailand.
The front desk was extremely helpful in getting us taxis and insuring that the drivers knew our destination.
Prices for the mini-bar were reasonable enough that we used it regularly. I like places that forego opportunities to gouge.
Our balcony overlooked several upscale, wealthy compounds.

Not So good:
Lighting in the from was dim. It was impossible to read by the bedside lamp alone.
Pool area is a little worn and dated, but clean. There were several missing tiles.
Hot Water was hit or miss.
No wi-fi in the rooms and the Internet access was outrageously priced for Thailand. Go to an Internet cafe.

A very nice hotel and well located A taxi ride from the city centre,but definitely worth the hassle.. Great value for money here. The breakfast menu is excellent

I was one of the unfortunates who were booked by a Indian travel agency to stay here. The staff are the worst lot. They even asked me for bribes to heat baby food in microwave oven. The rooms are ancient. Even the phone in the room was made in 1970. The hotel is far off and the taxi drivers want to loot you to transport you in the night.
My advice: Better sleep on Bangkok roads than checking in here.