There may be an element of pot luck in the room you get - but our bathroom (which seems to be the biggest complaint of many) was clean and perfectly usable. The room was also clean, with no dust on the floors of furnishings.

The porter who took us to the room went through to make sure everything form the fridge, TV, aircon was working before leaving us.

There was a "kitchen" with a full size fridge and sink, but no form of cooking other than a electric kettle. There is also no utensils or complimentary beverages. Having said that there is a family mart and all of Paseo Plaza within easy walking distance to stock up from (check google maps for walking times). Caution - we found few places take cards so you will need to have THB on hand.

Bathroom amenities are provided.

The morning whiff from the stream.... ur drain?... that runs behind the building is a bit of a challenge as you step outside, but this is nothing the hotel can do anything about. We walked to the Paseo Plaza night market and felt completely safe. If anything, there were very few people on the streets except locals bringing back their shopping.

The staff are helpful, but I called for a roll of toilet paper and reception said ok. About 30 minutes later, no roll, so I went downstairs to reception to ask. The lady there (night manager?) looked rather surprised and disappointed that it had not been delivered and gave me one straight away so all good.

The shuttle was great and well organised.
The room has a strong aircon.

For the price we paid, we really couldn't complain about anything.

The photos on the internet due this place justice. Hotel was located down a side alley, hallway to room was rundown, sketchy, old, tiles missing in shower, mold, very hard bed, says it has a kitchen but no utensils, cookware, dinnerware. Business had reserved a night there on the return trip out of Bangkok but we opted to find our own hotel in a safer location. Reminded me of a brothel you'd see on tv. No photos taken. One place I'd like to forget.