The price was 700 Baht for a double room, so you can't expect too much. There's a fridge and TV in the room, the bed is soft, and we slept well. The room is nicer than average residences in that area, but that might not tell much to an average American.
The pros of this hotel are price and location (if you're going to the Suvarnabhumi airport). The service is friendly (probably true about many hotels in the city).
The cons include a cheap breakfast. The egg and sausage are ok, but that's not much to eat. The rice porridge is traditional Thai food, but you have to add chili and other spices in it according to your own preferences. This is typical of thai buffets. I don't know what the coffee was made of, but Thai people only drink instant coffee if even that. So don't expect too much. After breakfast, we (4 adults) headed to a restaurant nearby and paid 120 Baht for lunch (4 portions of rice, 4 main courses). Enough to make up for the small breakfast, if you eat Thai food.
The view was not nice. There was a balcony outside the shower room and we could see the laundry of the neighboring residence building apartments hanging a few feet away. Underwear, shirts, pants, etc.
They've got 24h Thai massage service there, but the price was not announced anywhere. Most hotels have something similar but they usually declare the price, too. Didn't try that.