Khlong Kum hotel guide. Anantara hotel in Khlong Kum, Bangkok

"This is a very convenient hotel located in the heart of the city with direct access to the BTS and the huge terminal 21 shopping mall. Walk outside and there are a plethora of eateries, bars and some good Thai massage places also just 2 mins away. I had an early AM flight so was unable to check in until 2pm but the waiting lounge area is very nice, quiet and relaxing with complimentary drinks - coffees, iced lemon tea etc. You can also charge devices here and there is even a working space. I was fortunate to receive the upgrade room which was absolutely fantastic. An amazing panoramic view of the city, lovely comfortable bed, work desk, sofa. Overall a lovely stay, thank you. The complimentary drinks in the fridge was a bit disappointing (just a coke, OJ and juice, no alcohol) but that was the only very minimal negative point. I will stay here again for sure. "

"Beautiful rooms , excellent breakfast options . Free shuttle to nearest skytrain stop. All staff welcoming and very efficient "

"All was great, clean everywhere all the time, there was a 3-level shopping center on the lower floors with everything you can think of from food to banking to sitting areas. The view of the river at night and during sunrise was priceless."

"Excellent "

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"Comfortable and clean room with a fabulous view of the river. Great location for getting to Icon Siam, Song Wat Road, Chinatown night market, Talat Noi and Chatachuk Weekend Market. You can have one of the best hotel breakfasts with a view of the river, a wide choice of eastern and western dishes served by warm and friendly staff. "

"Extremely helpful very polite, nothing is to much bother, kind, very welcoming, highly recommend"

"Nice clean room with all needed amenities."

"Stay was comfortable. Staff were helpful and friendly. The room was clean. Easy accessible to public transportation, staff assists with taxi, and to grab pick up location. Downsides to our room: there were only 2 outlets in the room and lights were dim. "