We discovered later on that this was apparently the tallest building in the country. That said, the lobby was on the 18th floor whereas the entrance was at ground level, so a little confusing the first time, especially when scheduling tours where folks would actually park and walk up to elevator up to the 18th floor vs wait in the lot at ground level. Beyond that, the shower head in our room leaked a lot and water temp fluctuated quite a bit sometimes (likely because of peak usage, but that’s just a guess). The roof bar and the 360 degree rotating view of the city is a site to behold. It’s a great place to watch the sunset if there isn’t a storm rolling in (which is what happened to us), but we still made the best of it. Another nit is that we couldn’t figure out how to adjust the temperature of our room… it was either full blast ice box or OFF. My wife gets cold easily and I run 20 degrees hotter than most humans, so this setback made sleeping interesting for me since I cater to my wife 🤣. Another fun fact is that, due to location, your transport will almost always arrive late and drop you off late. This is due to the pop up markets that block streets in the area (at least during the time of our stay). If you have a tight schedule, bring a lot of Thai cash for transit cards or be prepared to potentially get drenched on a grab scooter ride as it weaves between gridlocked cars trying to pick you up at prime time. All in all, though, it’s an awesome spot.
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