Firstly, most important to mention this hotel is just less than a minute walk from Bumrungrad Hospital. We used to stay in Bumrungrad suite (5 minutes walk) and very noisy from road construction between 11pm till late! and very traffic during daytime. Bumrungrad residence is just too old and no wi-fi!?! If you need to visit the hospital several times, this is the best choice around there. The hotel also located about 15 minutes walk to Ploenchit Station (Sky train), just one stop to Central Chit Lom and Central World, or two stops to Siam square.

We stayed in Premier room (corner room) for more than a week. The room is very big and full amenities. Have shower in bath tub. Free wi-fi and cable, which always connected. The hotel not offering variety of choices for breakfast but good quality on each serving. Have lunch buffet for weekend, only 69 THB. Hotel has only one restaurant on first floor, where serve all meals there. You should plan to find dinner somewhere else. Quite small swimming pool and good enough for relaxing. Excellent service from front desk, bell boy, room service, and housekeeping. Have pharmacy and beauty salon on the ground floor. 7/11 is just a minute walk. The hotel seems to have not many staff and I could remember most of them, likewise they also remember me.

Most importantly, we have not encounter any difficulty and problem during our stay in this hotel at all. ;)

We stayed at the FuramaXclusive because we needed to stay close to the Bumbrungrad Hospital. The hotel was so convinent. We had to visit the hospital atleast 3 or 4 times a day. Its was easy at it was walking distance to the hospital. We did not need a taxi nor were we caught in traffic jams. The hotel staff was very helpful and friendly.They took good care of us. It had easy access to the sky train and all the shopping malls. I would recomend it even if you dont have to go to the hospital. The room rates affordable and they have free internet .

This hotel is located on a soi (sidestreet) about two blocks off Suhhumvit, a main drag in east downtown. It's right across the street from a major hospital stop in the surgical tourism industry.

The lobby is a fair climb of stairs from the street. The small but adequate pool and spa are located low in the building, between the lobby and room floors, and accessed normally by a long stairway from the floor above. They might want to fix the very noisy filter pump.

The restaurant is behind the front desk and in front of the elevators. The breakfast was quite decent, a combination of menu choices and buffet aiming to please a very international guest list, including some families.

Some, but not all, of the front desk staff were, shall we say, rather aloof. Our room in the hotel was quite adequate, with a mid-size fridge and sink. The housekeeping was good, the in-room internet worked; we did not have muc time to check out the television selection. The taxi touts hanging around the main entrance were even more disreputable, it that seems possible, than usual for Bangkok.

A factor in the rainy season for this hotel, and one over which they obviously have no control, is that the soi floods when it rains - and floods in a serious way. On more than one occasion we returned to home base wading in bare feet through water several inches deep.

However, when the flood's not afoot, the hotel is a convenient walk from a lot of restaurants and shopping on Sukhumvit and area. There are several ethnic clusters of restaurants nearby, and it is, of course, quite close to a couple of BTS (overhead train) stops on Sukhumvit, which means one can get around town pretty well from there.

There was one small, if common, irritation on the way out of the hotel. We were caught by circumstance having to use a bottled water from the minibar, for which we were charged 211 baht on check-out . For a sense of proportion, that would have bought us close to a dozen cold cans of Chang beer at the convenience store across the street, and two bottles would have about paid our cab fare to the airport. I wish the hotel industry would rethink its ubiquitous practice of gouging on in-room refreshments.

This chain might want to set some focus groups loose on their unusual hotel brand name - it was hard enough to master for two anglophone tourists, and apparently even more perplexing to Thais. Our driver would have had real trouble locating it had we not been able to reference the hospital across the street.

We chose this hotel for our honeymoon after reading various positive reviews.Although we gave them a short notice in room reservation,we were very surprised that they had "TRULY" gone out of their way to "design" the room for a honeymoon couple..the towels were shaped into elephant heads,red rose petals designed as hearts and the bath tub too was semi filled with water and rose petals!!
The rooms were "immaculately" clean and the room and bath room accessories will put a lot of 5 star hotels to shame!It even has a good sauna room and a simple gym!
The restaurant/coffee house had a simple layout BUT the bfast was extremely simple and good.The food presentation too was good.The evening complimentary cocktail was a bonus albeit being simple!
On a number of occassion we had ordered room service..the Thai food just seem to ooze with originality and the taste was superb.
The Front Office,Restaurant,Room Service staff and the Bell Boys provided true Thai hospitality and conversing with them in English was never a problem.
We did not have any difficulty in travelling to some of the major shopping centres as the Bell Boys were ever willing to assist us in getting a proper metered cab.
In summary,this is a truly excellent hotel..value for money..facilities,cleanliness and service surpasses any 5 star hotels.
Congratulations to the owner,management and the staff for the joint efforts to ensure an honest,best quality hotel service par excellence!!!
TIPS.Pls becareful about visiting 24hrs tailor shops as they make promises which they dont fulfill.DO NOT make full payments until they have delivered the goods.ALWAYS check the stitching and fitting.I dont recommend JAMES TAILOR..sweet talking salesmen!