Galleria Sukhumvit 10 Bangkok by Compass Hospitality

Overall I had a really nice stay at Galleria Sukhumvit 10. The hotel looks great from the outside, and the front desk staff were super friendly. We even got an upgrade upon arrival, which was a nice surprise. My room was spacious and comfortable. The location is in a quiet alley off the main road, so it’s peaceful, but it can feel a bit empty since there aren’t any stores or restaurants right there. On the plus side, Asok and Terminal 21 are just a 10-minute walk away, and there are plenty of options for eating and shopping once you hit the main street. I’d definitely consider staying here again on my next trip.

Good service and the location is accessible to all transportations. The breakfast buffet was great too and just a minute away to the Mall. Highly recommended.

I travel to Bangkok monthly and the Galleria 10 is my go to place where I am greeted warmly. Major shopping just down the Soi. Easy walk to 2 BTS stations and the MRT. One MRT stop to the Airport Link. What more could you ask for?

Hotel location really one of the best hotels inside my opinion. Clean and helpfull staff. Hotel condition is still new.

Good service, nice location..just easy walk to BTS...

If you're looking for a budget hotel in a great area, you should consider the Galleria 10 at Sukhumvit Soi 10. It's just a short walk to the Asok BTS and MRT which will get you cheap and easy access to most places of interest in Bangkok. Sukhumvit also has lots of shops and places to eat and several of the ubiquitous Seven Elevens which are great for all those little things you forgot to pack, bottles of water and tasty late night snacks. At the Galleria 10 we had a deluxe chill room which was plenty big enough for the two of us. We also stayed at the Galleria 12 during our time in Bangkok but I would recommend 10 over 12. Soi 10 Sukhumvit is a much nicer road to walk down. If you follow the road to the end, you also have access to Benjakitti Park and the green mile, which will take you to Lumpini Park as well. A little up the road on the opposite side is the sweetest coffee shop and spa centre called Chan and Yupa, which you should definitely try. The hotel itself, at first glance, looks a little dark from the entrance, but once you are inside, it's quite a cool urban nightclub chic kind of atmosphere. Super friendly and helpful staff (particular nod to Patrick). We didn't use the restaurant/breakfast buffet so can't comment on that. On the 8th floor is a small bar with a separate seating area with soft sofas and a fuzzeball table. There's also a small gym which we didn't use. The pool, also on the 8th floor, is small but perfectly sufficient for a cooling dip at the end of a day of sight seeing or shopping. There are several seating areas that afford a little privacy for having a drink /chat/reading a book/ sunbathing, which my self conscious teen daughter appreciated. The room had only a shower, so it might have been nice to include a small bowl for soaking tired feet and the shower could have been a little more forceful (think that was down to a filter type shower head?) but was plenty useable. If you've got long or thick hair you might want to bring your own hairdryer as the one in the room easily overheats and cuts out until it cools down again.The flooring was a little scuffed, but for the budget it really didn't bother us. Decent bed and soft pillows. Daily cleaning, unless you hit the do not disturb button just on the inside of the door as you enter the room. Room tip, ask for a room above the 4th floor or facing the road (it's a quiet one) or you may end up with a view of a grimy building directly opposite your window and with no voile curtains in the room it's not great. We just kept the curtains shut as we were usually out when the sun was up anyway, but you wouldn't want to walk out of the bathroom in your towel with the blackout curtains open. All in all just a few niggles , but nothing insurmountable and for the budget £107 for 4 nights easily overlooked. The one change I would definitely suggest though is voile curtains at the window behind the blackout curtains.