My Thai wife was quoted a price of 1250BHT/night. As soon as we showed up to check in and they saw I was American the price was raised to 1500BHT/night. Too tired to fight about it, we agreed.
We go to the room which "appeared" nice. Wanted to use the jacuzzi, but the jacuzzi did not work.
The only thing the jacuzzi room was good for was WIFI. The laptop needed to be placed by the jacuzzi tub in order to receive a VERY poor WIFI signal. And, the signal was constantly on and off. On and off is also how I would describe the tv signal. Watching movies was interrupted when the signal would shut off for hours at a time, daily.
When the maids come to clean they are kind enough to leave the room doors wide open for all the mosquitoes to enter so they can wait and chew you up at night.
The outside of the hotel has a nasty egg water smell about it throughout the day.
Trying to catch a taxi here is a major problem because it is on a back road that is not frequently traveled by taxis.
The mattress on the bed was so F'in hard that it was difficult to sleep at night.
The electric kept shutting off because the key card slot was troublesome. It would not see the card at times and automatically shut off all the power in the room.
My last complaint is the complimentary breakfast. They serve very few items. The item trays are not kept stock or kept warm even though they have 3 waitresses standing around watching MTV. Cold eggs and an empty coffee pot are what you have to look forward to. After 2 mornings of very bad breakfast we started just ordering McDonald's delivery. If McDonald's can do better at breakfast, you know it's bad.

So far I've never rated a hotel only one star - well, now here it is:
I had booked the Siam Society half a year in advance and received a confirmation.
24 hours before arrival I reconfirmed our stay.
After a long flight into Bangkok we arrived at the arrival gate where we should meet their driver but nobody showed up.
After half an hour of waiting I called the driver's number (printed on the voucher), but the man on the phoned told me he wasn't working for the Siam Society.
So I called the number of the hotel - which was the wrong one.
Taking a taxi wasn't an option either since I knew from other TA reviews that they wouldn't find the place.
So we waited in line for a computer terminal at the airport (no free wifi) to find out the correct number.
This one I finally made it to the hotel, hurray, but: the lady at the reception spoke VERY bad English. After a long debate she at least promised us to send a car.
Which didn't show up.
So after more than one hour of waiting I called the hotel again.
This time it was the manager who - again - promised to send a car which was supposed to show up at the airport in some 25 minutes.
No, we did not wait again, booked a new hotel online, took a cab and were lying at the pool of the wonderful Chatrium only half an hour later.
Thanks God I did not experience the rest of this lousy place. For the Siam Society a simple airport pickup seems to be a mission impossible.