We have been regular guests for several years. The quality of The Quarter remains constant, long stays are really comfortable. We appreciate the services at the reception and the Bell boys, Brian, Yan are good drivers of the shuttle to the metro or the BTS. The breakfast offers an extremely varied choice of Asian and European dishes prepared with care, it is delicious! The staff, from the morning, is professional and charming. Thanks to Bua, Sara, Ae, Tem, always attentive and smiling. The apartments are clean and well maintained. The swimming pool is comfortable and shaded. This is our favorite hotel for our stays in Bangkok. Thank you.

The room is small, but you have everything you need. The minibar is well stocked with reasonable prices. The breakfast was good with a separate egg station. The bed was perfect!

There were no hot water out of the shower. When trying hot water for the bathtub and sink the hot water worked fine there, so it has to be the knob to adjust the heat out of the shower that was calibrated wrong. It was either Cold og a bit less cold. They were cleaning early on my floor, like 0830-0930... and didn't come back to clean my room when I went out at around 11am. Had to notify staff at reception to get them to clean the room.

I stayed here to recover from surgery at MedPark hospital. It had everything I was looking for - freezer for my ice packs, full kitchen for self catering, and a separate seating area in my junior suite. And it’s less than 10 minutes to the hospital. The staff was fantastic, always ready to help me. The breakfast is outstanding- a full out brunch with lots of main courses. I liked the fourth floor - non smoking. Washer and dryer and a nice gym on the second floor. Aircon worked great. Quiet location made it easy to fall asleep.

The Quarter is starting to show a little aging in the room. And - pro tip - taxi drivers have never heard of it so be sure to print out the address in Thai.

Location was great, within 10-15mins walk to Silom and Saladaeng train stations, shuttle also provided if you prefer. Lots of food options available around, small local shops to more casual-upscale restaurants (The Commons). Room was good, a little old but manageable. Breakfast was good with asian, western, and continental options, I enjoyed the egg live cooking station.

Shower temperature was a bit difficult to control, going too hot or too cold, also flooded the floor pretty easily even though there was a bath tub, due to the sides.

We got a free upgrade on arrival to a lovely suite, we extended our stay and got another free upgrade which was amazing! The room was very comfortable, everything you needed, fabulous views of the city in the big suites, great minibar selection, laundry service was supreme, items washed dried and iron the same day, fantastic location to so many tasty food places, fitness centre was extensive

We got a phonecall from reception at 2.25am at night which terrified us and rattled us badly we couldn't get back to sleep, whether it was a mistake or some one down at reception messing around I don't know, but they didn't handle this complaint well at all

Very welcoming and helpful reception staff. Great location for the Silom district. Short walk to Lumpini Park. Spacious and very clean apartment accommodation. (Furniture in the living room could do with being updated!) Bedroom and shower room were very neat and tidy. Room Cleaner did an excellent job. Nice , well equipped kitchen area . Good room service . Very well equipped Gym. Nice pool area to relax after a day of sightseeing, but not for sunbathing or swimming as the water was very cold due to lack of direct sunlight. Good variety of food at breakfast buffet with welcoming and friendly staff there.

Furniture in living room in need of an update. Pool area in total shade for most of day due to it's location.

Close to the embassies I needed to visit (Slovak and Canadian) and lots of other stuff like the park, this hotel exists on a rather quiet street for center of Bangkok. I took the executive suite which had tons of room for me and I was quite happy there. The decor is nothing special and it doesn't really have much flair that you'd expect from a fancy hotel, but everything is super functional. The bed was comfy. The gym was as good as hotel gyms get. The breakfast was pretty nice. The staff were great.

The wifi was a little bit weak. As an IT Technician company founder who takes zoom calls, I needed more and I had to use my phone wifi hotspot on AIS 4G which got me through the days I was there. Oh well.

I have stayed in this building many times under different ownership. I started staying here when it was Palm Court in the 1990s, then Siri Sathorn, and now finally, Saladaeng Quarter. It's nice to live in this location while in Bangkok, and the rooms are quiet and comfortable.

Although the management is very friendly they don't show the attention to detail as was done in the past. I requested a city taxi to the airport, it wasn't done and they tried to sell me a hotel car ride to the airport. I left laundry to be done while I was away for a couple of days and it was misplaced... and later found. Not having availability of ice after 8:30 pm is annoying. And the food is not as good as it once was. And is it my imagination or am I using the same exact towels as we were using 20 years ago?!

The Quarter is well-priced for where and what it is: Centrally located in Saladaeng (convieniently close to 2x MTR metro stations and Saladaeng BTS, Lumphini park, Silom and Sathorn; lits to choose from with various surrounding eateries, including The Commons, across the road) and generally well-appointed (daily cleaned spacious rooms; good breakfast buffet that has Asian and Continental selections; an excellent equipped gym, and on-site spa and massage buisness on the 2nd floor; a decent pool; and efficient and friendly front-desk staff). Some reviews do point out that the basic decor could perhaps be updated (somewhat basic and beige; more electrical sockets needed; improved WiFI) but there's sufficient spaciousness in the rooms, and ample furnishings (also a big-sized bed!) to make it a very comfortable stay. I enjoyed a 5-night stay, and having a kitchenette to microwave meals and a fridge to store takeaway food/wine in the fridge was useful. Good value for money here. I've stayed at many hotels in this area, and The Quarter has become my favorite for a long-term stay in BKK.

The Quarter (Saladaeng) remains a true gem whenever I find myself in Bangkok for extended stays. The larger rooms are more akin to furnished apartments but with the bonus amenities of a full-service hotel (excellent international AND Thai-flavored buffet breakfast, full-service gym and pool, on-premise spa and café, daily room cleans, the list goes on). The location—across from a quick bite at The Commons, close to many delicious restaurants, the BTS and subway, and a quick trot away from the expansive Lumphini Park and all of Silom's revelry (WITHOUT being dropped in the middle of the noise and traffic of the main artery: Tanon Silom)—was ideal for me. Still, what makes The Quarter so special is the casually top-notch service and kindness of its employees. The slogan on their shirts (pleased to please) is spot-on. I was sorry to say goodbye to the kitchen and wait staff in the restaurant; they treat you like family. The housecleaners were flexible and quick to provide anything you need at any time of the day. And the reception management, staff, porters, and doormen (I'll call them "welcome crew") really go the extra mile to make your stay enjoyable. In particular, "Wave" at the front desk was a gem—always welcoming, warmly hospitable, problem-solving, and quick to offer recommendations and keep things moving in record time. Thanks, "team" at The Quarter, for consistently being so lovely and generous with your smiles and attention. See you soon :-)