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Hotel Review: Pinnacle Sukhumvit Inn, Bangkok – Thailand

March 4, 2016 By James Clark

Hotel Name: Pinnacle Sukhumvit Inn
Address: 6/13-16 Soi Nana Nue, Sukhumvit 3/1, Bangkok, Thailand

Pinnacle Sukhumvit Inn, Bangkok - Thailand

I stayed at the Pinnacle Sukhumvit Inn in Bangkok. I booked online for the rate of $15 USD per night. While the cheapest I’ve paid for anything on Sukhumvit Rd is $10 per night, this was by far the cheapest hotel on lower Sukhumvit I’ve ever booked. I’m not sure what the usual rates are as this might have been an Agoda special, so I didn’t know what to expect when I arrived.

The Pinnacle Sukhumvit Inn is on 3/1 Sukhumvit Rd, which is a narrow side street that is known as Little Arabia. The street is filled with Middle Eastern shops and restaurants and it is mostly a pedestrian street (apart from the odd taxi that crawls its way up the street). It’s close to the Nana BTS station so it is easy to get around.

I checked into my room which was a single with attached bathroom. The bed was very comfortable with a big spring mattress.

Bed

The windows are across the whole width of the room, and in a design that betrays its age the windows open wide open. It was unusual to be in an eighth floor hotel room and be able to have the window open out.

Street view

The bathroom was clean and tidy, with the fittings looker newer than the property itself.

Bathroom

My shower also had a bathtub, and the shower head was one of those old ones that dispenses water in a jet stream. I was mindful that Thailand is in a draught and kept my shower time to a minimum.

Bath

The room came with a kettle and cups, but no tea or coffee (BYO).

Kettle

There was a good wifi signal in my room with no connectivity issues.

Overall this was a good place to stay. The hotel looks a bit old and has aged somewhat, but it has been well maintained and kept in good working order. A great deal considering its central location.

Book the Pinnacle Sukhumvit Inn or search for more hotels in Bangkok. If you are unsure which area to stay in this beast of a city then read this guide on where to stay in Bangkok.

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About James Clark

James Clark is the founder of Nomadic Notes. He has been a digital nomad since 2003, and Nomadic Notes features trip reports, train travel articles, and where to stay guides. He writes about transport and urban development at Future Southeast Asia. Subscribe to the weekly travel newsletter.

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