Omni Tower Bangkok Reviews

Located in Soi Nana (Sukhumvit Soi 4), close to shopping and Nana BTS Skytrain stations just 5 minutes walk from the hotel.

the location was bad,, not good for family, bad smell all over the place, and the breakfast was OMG .. not good at all..
I dont recommend anyone to go to this hotel..

Very well appointed mini apartment with separate lounge and kitchen. Never used kitchen but would be ideal for reheating excellent street food from outside the hotel. Better than Ibis, Wurabi? (spelling?) and Nanatai Mantion (new wing rooms) because of swimming pool, finish and larger rooms although very slightly more expensive than Wurabi and Nanatai but worth it if you want bigger room and nice touches.

I was there last week for a week of holiday with my wife & was very pleasently suprised by the spacious & clean accomodation.
I thought that i made a big mistake when i got out on the designated floor cause the lighting was dim & the carpet was like kinda old which gave me the impression was rundown.
But once the door to the unit was open, that all changed.
It was a 1 bedroom apartment concept with an kitchen, living room, master bedroom, 2 toilets & a walk-in wardrobe separated.
The view was quite good cause it was on the 20th floor.
And the staff was helpful & very polite.
If your interested in thai massage, try the outlet on the mezzanine floor within the building. Its baht400 for a 2 hours package & they will come up to your unit. Its was...heavan...

Now for the bad points.
(1) walking distance from the BTS Nana station to the building is about 20 minutes.
(2) the pubs/bistros/restaurants/snooker clubs along the street are filled with mostly "working females" so its kinda weird for the family.

Have stayed here around 20 times previously. Rooms are getting tired, but carpets have been replaced in hallways.. still ok for $s

I have stayed in this hotel during my Christmas holidays in Bangkok, and I'd booked it on the Internet (with a much lower price). The location, really, couldn't be better. It is only 2 minutes on foot from the Nana entertainment plaza, 3 mins from the Nana BTS Skytrain station, there is a convenience store (7-eleven) around the corner, and taxis, tuk-tuks, always immediately available. The furniture in the room seems a bit old but everything looks very clean and the wooden decoration makes you feel comfortable and relaxed (I really slept very well there). Inside the room there is all necessary stuff that a small familly would need to cook and clean, and the rooms are really big and spacious. The TV has a big variety of channels I think for most cultural backgrounds. The personnel of the hotel are always friendly and willing to help. For people who travel alone and may invite a guest in the room, the hotel pays attention to the security but without being indiscrete or rude. Moreover, they don't ask an extra fee for a guest's visit. Definitely I would suggest this hotel for both people who travel alone in Thailand, as well as for families who want to spend part of their holidays in Bangkok. I consider it as an excellent choice and a great value for money.