This hotel should be given a one star rating. It is clean, 15 minutes from the airport, and the staff are helpful although kept very busy. The property is however old, the rooms very basic, and ours reeked of smoke. Overall is a cheap place to stay close to the airport but don’t expect much except a basic stay. They do offer a complementary breakfast and free shuttle to the airport and behind the property is a food market and some other food options.

Booked this hotel due to an early flight the next morning, was honestly impressed. Excellent customer service: late check in was easy, free early morning transport to the airport, free breakfast (we had pork noodles 🥰) and staffs were were helpful & carried our bags for us. Extremely grateful to have found this location. Would definitely book here again if I have a flight near DMK in the future.

Budget friendly hotel nearby Don Mueang Station. We choose this hotel since it is in walkable distance to Don Muean Station, around 15-20 mins walking. Also, they provide free shuttle van to airport, which is around 10 mins by car. Room is clean and comfortable with basic facilities. Light breakfast is provided. The route to the train station is quite small for pedestrian (need to be careful with car) and at night, the route has quite a number of stray dogs. There are mosquitoes if you spend long time outside, so you can prepare to bring repellent/ patch.

Very convenient location when arriving at Don Muang airport. Late check-in is easy and the basic breakfast meal is healthy and enjoyable. They have parking for rental cars and there are plenty of local eateries, plus a 7/11 store at the back of the hotel for late night hunger. Required language to communicate is Thai, Korean, Chinese and English (I Think). If you want to rent a car, the Amari hotel has a car rental agent (EUROCAR) that connect to the arrival terminal section. Just walk to it and you are there. The agent does not speak English, so have your question written in the Thai language or have a translator.

Cozy clean and nice place around 2,5 km from the airport. Moto taxi from airport 40-50 B. They have small breakfast. And transfer to the airport but just till 9.30. The stuff is very helpful and polite, it was pleasure to stay there.

Very good hotel cheap price, good room, good service, good location. There is airport transfer and mini breakfast including for the price that less than 1,000 baht Ps. I think airport transfer have only until 9.30 am

Everything was very average. Didn't feel like a hotel at all. The rooms were very okay, had a few mosquitoes. The location wasn't so good either. You must take a taxi from The airport. Rather than spending money on a taxi(which is also not easy to get as the taxi drivers prefer longer routes).

An amazing place for a great price. Very considerate host named Prima Residence, who was very helpful and delightful to talk to. Helped us out to book a taxi couple of times and guided us to amazing places

Exellent stay near Don Muang Airport. 3km / 15 min from DMK. Cozy rooms, friendly staff, transfer to airport from 5 am. No restaurant. Very limited breakfast like bread and butter. Little shops and canteens around including 7/11. Good option for a transit passenger

Good location with easy access to Don Mueang airport. No AC outside the rooms or luggage storage so best to opt for late check-out. Rooms have microwaves which is a rarity for Thailand. Lots of nearby options for food on GRAB. Decent sized market, pharmacy, and 7-11 on the road behind the hotel.

Expectations exceeded and I can't fault this hotel, certainly as far as value for money is concerned. Clean, very helpful staff and all the amenities you'd need within easy walking distance. The use of car park is only 150 baht a day when not staying at the hotel which compares to 250 baht per day airport charge. I just wish most of the staff would let covid go and ditch the useless face masks. Aside from looking ridiculous, it was difficult to understand the muffled speech from the receptionist. It's like a national mental illness in Thailand. What on earth do they think they are achieving by wearing them?