Top Hotels Near CentralWorld in Bangkok from NZ$124

"Great hotel with friendly staff. Loved the Starbucks in the lobby as well"

"My only negatives is the AC in my room did nit work to my liking. Took too long for my room to cool down. I booked a room with a washer machine but i got one without one. Other than that this hotel and location is amazing."

"Rooms were clean and in great condition - everything felt brand new. Staff were always smiling and willing to help no matter what. Best hotel I have stayed in. All I have is good words and I wish the hotel and staff all the success they deserve. "

"Eleven Hotel Bangkok was a real find. The location is excellent, making it easy to get around the city, and the staff were genuinely lovely, helpful, welcoming and professional throughout the stay. The rooms were very comfortable, with enormous beds that made it easy to properly relax after a busy day in Bangkok. The rooftop pool was a great bonus, the food was excellent, and the overall quality felt far higher than the price suggests. It is hard to believe Eleven Hotel is available at such a reasonable rate. It has quickly become one of my favourite places to stay in Bangkok, and I would happily return."

"Staff is very helpful, great central location. Near train"

"Convenient location and close to BTS, clean neighborhood, we'll maintained. We will return in November and recommended."

"Air con was too strong. But shower & hot water was excellent. Body wash & shampoo would be better on a dispenser."

"Hotel is aging and major revamp is needed. Location wise, good and bad. It’s walking distance to Central World, Big C and Fashion Mall but far from MRT & BTS. The breakfast buffet is a standout of our stay. Fantastic mix of local and international dishes. Quite enjoyable"

"Management are overcharging customers on items. I accidentally went to use the bedside phone and the lamp on the side table electric plug was wrapped around the phone and when I pulled the phone towards me it tangled with the lamp cord and the lamp fell and broke the cheap glass cover. I took it to reception and explained. The next day I got a bill for 5000 bht which is $153. Went to the front desk and asked for the manager and explained why a cheap lamp cost $153 . They said normally the charge customers 3 times the price of anything broken. I asked where that is I the rental agreement for the room. Anyways they changed it to 3000 bht because actually it cost 2900 bht. I said you own some responsibility as you had the wires all tangled and when I went to use phone it caused the breakage"