Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom

This is a great city-hotel. Location is excellent, easy access to public transportation and taxi. Hotel is looking great, family room was spacious and very clean. Grocery store downstairs and a street market on the street beside the hotel. Breakfast is expensive, but awesome. Swimming pool is excellent during the mid day sun, bit cold water thought (23 C°). The staff was really helpful and polite 😃.

Since 2011 I'm guest of this hotel, top location, friendly staff especially Sidney working at the reception helped me and guided me excellently. Also Leo one of the house boys are always friendly and helpful. Everything is fine here. The entire hotel has been renovated, new gym equipment has been installed, all rooms have been given a nice face-lift, new furniture. The swimming pool has been re-tiled and redesigned, all in all a successful renovation.

Great Hotel. Just refurbished & stayed during the re-opening, so kindly upgraded to Executive Suite to compensate for inconvenience of Press Release functions. Suite had everything: lovely & quiet, super comfy large bed, balcony with great view of the River, fabulous bathroom with a great shower & separate bath...other items, should you need them: dining table, writers desk/chair, microwave, hob, WASHER/DRYER machine, clothes rack. Reception & concierge outstanding services. Superb location with direct access onto Centre Point shopping mall. Ideally located for BTS, hawker centre, next door to Shangri-la Hotel. Breakfast offered a wide range of tasty wide ranging dishes.

Excellent service!! We stayed at the one bedroom, high floor. The room was so nice, clean and spacious. The hotel location is very convenient, you can take the sky train or the boat to tourist area like Siam, royal palace. The hotel is connected to the mall which is a plus. The neighborhood is not very touristy. I love the local feel, local food, not too expensive. I would stay there again when I visit Bangkok.

Over the last 20 or so years, I have stayed here. In the early days, it was a serviced apartments for business travellers although tourists could stay as well. However, it was a peaceful, quiet place to stay with very little activity during the day and the pool was almost always empty, no-one using the lifts and it was a very pleasant stay. Now, Centre Point Silom (Bangrak) is firmly aimed at tourists with "most" coming from China or Korea...or so it seems. The once quiet foyer is now a very busy hub of people coming or going or just hanging around. The foyer always seems to be housing loads and loads of bags of those checking in or checking out and this spoils the "beauty" of a newly decorated foyer. It's a very busy hub of activity. There are two lifts only and they are constantly in use. It is a very rare event to call a lift from ground floor and not have a group of people turn up wanting to use it as well. The pool area is also now very busy and finding a little bit of peace is not easy. Rooms are large and clean. Newly decorated as well but these rooms used to have full kitchen facilities and washing machines. These have gone in most rooms and there are very few glasses, knives, forks, plates etc. To the new travellers, they'd not know any different but the changes are stark and disappointing. The area used to have very few tourists but it is now swarming with them and all restaurants in the area are geared very much in favour of them. Finding somewhere "local" is hard. Most are full of tourists or full up with tourists as soon as you enter one. Location is very good for Skytrain and river transportation but there are many places offering similar options. Centre Point is a business and is in it to make money and the price point is very attractive to most but it is now far too busy for me to want to stay again. Don't get me wrong, this is a good and clean place to stay with excellent staff and located on top of a mall which has all the food and drinks you could want but I must reiterate the fact that it is too busy, as is the area.

Had another lovely stay here again. Unfortunately the renovated rooms do not have a washing machine any more, there is also no china-ware at all, as well as no cutlery which was a bit odd. |the instant hot water for making tea was lovely. The bed was very comfy not too hard by Asia standards, extremely easy to navigate around Bangkok as very close to BTS and river boats, staff are very welcoming and friendly.|Breakfast was lovely there is so much choice, I cannot see anyone going hungry here.|I would definitely recommend.

Our stay at the hotel was exceptional. The luxurious accommodations and beautiful surroundings exceeded our expectations. The room was immaculately clean, and the Japanese toilets were a notable highlight. However, we did experience one issue: the larger shower head had insufficient water pressure.

We were happy with the suite, breakfast and service. What really upset me was the machines in the gym. Rover was completely out of order - the display was missing. All three bikes's pedals were defective - fastening belts were missing. One one of two treadmills was in good working order. I reported these problems to the manager. Much to my surprise he did nothing. Apparently he thought the machines were ok. It was very wrong. I requested a discount on our stay but to no avail. It's a pity that a four star hotel can't afford 200 dollars to fix straps on pedals, treadmills and rover. I am very sorry to have to write this. I do hope that the management will draw right conclusions and fix the problems.