We discovered this little jewel of a hotel in Bangkok several months ago, called the Eugenia. 12 or so rooms, beautifully appointed and full of charm. The hotel's got two antique cars, a Mercedes and a Jaquar .. a pleasant way to drive around the city. It's pool is a little small, but comfortable, and its restaurant was great. We... more

On arrival at The Eugenia you are quickly hurried into a charming guest bar from yesteryear for a welcome drink whilst they prolong the checking in process. The restaurant and ajoining bar were buzzing with life giving a great impression. But then you were taken to your room! Having booked the Eugenia Suite we would have anticipated to be in... more

We loved this place. Amazing reception and welcome in a most elegant and charming building in the heart of sukhumvit. The collectables and furnishings all around this place are fantastic, hours of interest. A beautiful pool in suprisingly peaceful settings, and a decent depth for laps (althoug honly 12m lengths). Free international phone calls, internet and soft drinks all add... more

Stayed over New Years eve with a group of friends. We had all but two rooms in the hotel. Food quality was excellent and I would recommend peopl to go there for the food. They also make great martinis and cocktails although they are expensive. Owner lives on premises so staff are constantly undeer scruntiny which is a shame because... more

The Eugenia has the potential to be a really special boutique hotel. Indeed if style were the only criterion I'd give it six stars. But good hotel-keeping is about detail and here, alas, the Eugenia falls. The vintage cars they use for airport pickups are a case in point. They look fabulous, but the interiors of the two cars we... more

WE stayed at the Eugenia for two nights at the conclusion of our recent trip to Bangkok and, I have to say, it came as a refreshing change to the slick-yet-soulless, hi-rise five-star we had been in previously. Charmingly decorated and with just 12 suite-rooms it's in a quiet residential area just 10 mins walk from one of Bangkok's busiest... more

service is up to standard but a bit lack of heart, people are just performing their professions rather than serving you from their hearts. fancy decors but not particular impressive. What's really annoying is those corridor lights and come into room even when i shut the door firmly. after all, it's a good try.. no harm trying but i think... more

was in Bangkok last weekend to meet up with friends that stayed at the corporate hotels (Hyatt erawan & Sheraton) was quite happy to be at the Eugenia hotel instead, cute charming photogenic hotel, good service, decent breakfasts (didn't eat other meals here) close by everything else (I still don't know Bangkok that well but it took me only a... more

A unique and superb small hotel. We got picked up in the hotel's Daimler limo which is obviously more expensive than a taxi but a different experience. The hotel itself is new construction but amazingly seems like it is 100 years old but just renovated extremely well - beautiful old wood flooring, great combination of antiques and reproductions in the... more