Located in Sukhmvit, Bangkok’s go-to district for shopping and nightlife, Fraser Suites Sukhumvit Serviced Apartment is an upscale aparthotel complex with onsite business and leisure facilities. Each spacious apartment is stylishly furnished with extra comforts like premium bedding and bathrobes. In-room entertainment includes an MP3 dock, DVD player, and free WiFi. Along with an outdoor pool, the hotel offers fitness facilities and a business centre. Children and teens can have fun in the games room, while adults can relax in the sauna. A buffet breakfast is available each morning for a surcharge, and the hotel also offers a restaurant and café. Room service is available during certain hours. Chuvit Garden and Sukhumvit Metro are within a 10-minute walk of Fraser Suites Sukhumvit Serviced Apartment, while Siam Square and Pratunam Market are located within two miles.
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The breakfast at Fraser Suites Sukhumvit is highly rated by guests, who say that there's a range of fresh and tempting items on offer. You can enjoy it in the restaurant, or if you're not quite ready to get out of bed, just order it up on room service.
Whether you're here to shop, party, or do business, Sukhumvit is the Bangkok district zinging with contemporary cool, and staying at Fraser Suites, you'll be right at the heart of it. Guests like the convenience of the location, but say that the hotel is quiet, so you'll get a good night's sleep too.
Overall, guests rate the apartments, saying that they're large and well-appointed, with plenty of space to relax and make yourself at home. If you're travelling with the family, there's room for everyone, and the kids will love all the entertainment options on offer.
Some guests say that the housekeeping can be a bit lax at times, with rooms not cleaned until late on during the day, or with just a cursory service, leaving some areas less than sparkling. You might find that there's the odd maintenance issue too, such as broken plug sockets.
The tuk-tuk service provided by the hotel isn't that well organised, according to guests, who say that there's only one tuk-tuk in operation, so you may have to wait around for ages. All in all, public transport might be the more convenient option.
While the service generally seems to be satisfactory, staff don't always go that extra mile, and some guests find that flexibility for specific requests is particularly lacking. If you're hoping for a particular room or a late check-out, you might be out of luck.
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