Trinity Silom Hotel

Great hotel in the heart of the city but far enough to avoid the crowd and noise. close to sky train and metro and with lots of cafes and eateries near by. Also very close to the nightlife, especially on Silom road. It’s also walking distance to the Lumpini park. Rooms are a bit dated but in good condition and well maintained. It’s quite spacious and comfy. The onsite pool and gym are a plus. Staff were friendly, helpful and the price is very reasonable. Highly recommended.

How this hotel has four stars, I have no idea. If it were rated three, my review would be less critical. Overall, the vibes were very basic. Three stars at the most. If you have to stay here, I recommend selecting a room that DOESN’T include breakfast.  there are only three choices. It served to your table so it’s not unlimited or buffet style.. There are plenty of other hotels within a couple minutes walk that offer buffet style breakfast for 200 or less. You can easily find them as they have large banners advertising such. Another reason for my overall dissatisfaction was the overwhelming low employee morale. Clearly it isn’t a great place to work, which has a significant impact on guest experience.

Clean but very dated and need of some work. Overall pretty good for the price. Relatively comfy bed and a good shower/bathroom, and a good TV. Staff are very friendly. Location is great, just a short walk to the BTS. Halls are very dark and inviting. Pool is nice, but located in the building next door, so not overly convenient.

Trinity Silom Hotel offers a convenient location and friendly service, but it’s clear that the property could benefit from some updates. During my stay in Room 302 (Building 2), I noticed a strong odor coming from the pipes, which was quite unpleasant. Additionally, several electrical sockets were loose and didn’t function properly, which was inconvenient. On the positive side, the bed was comfortable, and the bathroom was in decent condition. However, with some renovations and maintenance, this hotel could reach a much better standard and truly enhance the guest experience. I hope management takes these issues into account to improve the property.

Just wrapped up my stay at the Trinity Silom Hotel, and for a 3-star spot, it hit the mark. First off, the room was surprisingly spacious—plenty of room to spread out, which you don’t always get at this price point. And it was spotless, too. Housekeeping did a solid job every day, so no complaints there. The hotel’s definitely a good deal for what you’re paying. It’s not luxury, but for a comfortable place to rest after a day of exploring, it delivers. Basic amenities are all there, nothing fancy, but everything you actually need is covered. Location-wise, it’s super handy. Right near public transport, so getting around Bangkok was a breeze. There’s no shortage of food options close by, either. From local street food stalls to casual cafes, you’ve got plenty within walking distance—perfect for quick bites or trying out some Thai dishes without having to trek too far. All in all, Trinity Silom gives you exactly what you’d want from a 3-star stay. It’s affordable, comfy, and perfectly placed for getting out and about. If you’re a budget-conscious traveler who wants a reliable base in the city, this place does the job.

Trinity hotel is a great choice if you want to dive into Bangkok LGBT nightlife. Situated within walking distance of some of the most popular LGBT bars and clubs. And after clubbing hotel offers a safe environment where guests can truly be themselves. Plus, you won’t need to worry about late-night transportation—a short walk back to the hotel can be very refreshing and give you fresh energy for the second part of the night. Hotel is a bit dated, but the rooms are way bigger than most places, and the staff is always ready to help. Special shout out to the cleaning lady on the 3th floor; she’s a total queen and deserves all the appreciation! Trinity Hotel Silom is definitely a top pick for budget friendly accommodations for LGBT travelers wanting to enjoy everything Bangkok has to offer.

This hotel is located in a prime area, but finding the reception is quite challenging as it is situated inside a business center. We were given a room on the third floor, far from the reception. The room’s location didn’t feel like we were staying in a hotel. There is an elevator to access the rooms, but it can accommodate only four people at a time. We had booked breakfast with our stay, but the restaurant had very limited options. For vegetarians, the only available option was sticky rice.

The location of this hotel is superb next to the Chong Nonsi BTS train station and 10 minutes walk Silom Subway station which make it easy to get around Bangkok.|There is a Villa Supermarket on the ground floor and 7Eleven on the corner.|Lots of restaurants and shops around and 10 minutes walk to Patpong night market and 15 minutes walk to Lumpini Park.|The swimming pool and gym is located on the 9th floor of the building opposite the hotel and the pool is very big with lots of sun-beds and chairs.|The view from the pool is also very nice.|There are two hotel wings, one is through the lobby and the other is on the left hand side from the lobby.|We stayed in Premier room on the left side.|The first room we got was on the 7th floor but as soon as we opened the door we asked them for another room because of very bad smell and we got room on the 5th floor.|The plumbing on this side of the hotel is very bad and we had water from the shower all over the bathroom floor the whole time because the floor drain couldn’t cope with the water from the shower. The bathroom sink also had a drainage problem.|The cleaning staff was very helpful but but it was clear that this problem in the rooms was nothing new to them.|The rooms on the lobby side of the hotel don’t seem to have so much of the plumbing problem I’ve been told. |The room itself was spacious and the bed was comfortable with 4 pillows but only power outlet on one side of the bed and also on the table next to the TV.|The air-con did work well and was cold.|The view from the room window is to abandoned building next door.|There are coin operated washing machine and dryer on the roof which is very convenient if you are staying for some time. |You just take the elevator to the 7th floor and there are stairs to the roof next to the elevator. Forty minutes for the washing cycle and 50-60 minutes for the dryer, costing 100 THB total.|For this hotel-price in this location I’m OK with a little bit of problem.