ibis Bangkok Sathorn

Tucked in Sathorn, ibis Bangkok Sathorn has quietly become one of the more interesting mid-range hotel options in Bangkok. Geographically speaking it's set away from the busiest corners of Bangkok, and the modest location rating in guest reviews backs that up. Rooms feel practical; the touches travellers mention most…

Tucked in Sathorn, ibis Bangkok Sathorn has quietly become one of the more interesting mid-range hotel options in Bangkok. Geographically speaking it's set away from the busiest corners of Bangkok, and the modest location rating in guest reviews backs that up. Rooms feel practical; the touches travellers mention most are on-site parking, an in-house restaurant and reliable wi-fi, and the comfort feedback has been mixed but acceptable. Pull the review pages apart and you find well over 2,500 reviews, with a solid consensus that's hard to engineer. Reputation has held up across enough stays to mean something. Expect to pay something in the region of €25 a night, a strong-value entry on the board, especially when stacked against nearby alternatives. Whether ibis Bangkok Sathorn is the right fit depends on the trip, but it earns a place on the comparison shortlist for Bangkok more often than not.