Amara Bangkok Hotel

We stayed here 2 weeks ago for 4 nights, which is why we returned.

Really great stay! My only grip was the elevator situation. They are extremely slow

All good

Disappointing Experience – Not a True 5-Star Hotel. I was excited about staying at the Amara Bangkok, but overall, it fell short of 5-star expectations despite some positive aspects.The rooftop pool looks appealing in photos, but it's smaller than expected in reality. There are only about 6 proper lounge chairs near the pool for sunbathing; the rest of the space is mostly small two-person tables and an overpriced bar (e.g., 300 THB / ~$9-10 USD for a mango smoothie). It can get crowded quickly, especially with smokers and children, making it less relaxing. Smoking should ideally be restricted to a designated far-side area behind the elevator to avoid affecting others.The 20th-floor lounge offers nice views and an indoor/outdoor setup with snacks and coffee, but access requires advance payment, and you can't even reach the floor via elevator without it. I didn't opt in, so I can't comment on exact pricing, but based on the hotel's overall approach, it didn't seem worth the extra cost.Our room on the 16th floor felt dated and smaller than anticipated. The shower leaked onto the floor every use, requiring a towel to prevent slipping. The mini-fridge cooled poorly, so we avoided storing perishables. The TV was a letdown—no native Netflix or Prime Video support (we worked around it by connecting a laptop via HDMI).The lobby is compact and oddly configured, with a Starbucks on one side and an underused bar on the other. During our two-week stay, we never saw anyone at the bar,

Clean rooms Nice Staff Great location