Uma Residence Bangkok, Bangkok

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were basic and small, but they provided a comfortable space to wind down after weeks of frenetic traveling. However, the lack of an elevator and dimly lit corridors were drawbacks. The service was adequate, with staff willing to assist, but the noisy air conditioning was a bit bothersome. The location offered a taste of authentic Thailand, though the absence of a restaurant on-site was noticeable. The dining options varied from really nice to just average. The hotel facilities were sufficient but nothing extraordinary.

My stay at UMA Residence was a mixed bag. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but given the price I paid, I expected a bit more luxury. The service was lacking in attentiveness and helpfulness, though the location was convenient. The dining experience was okay, not outstanding. On the positive side, the facilities were decent.

The hotel offers mixed experiences with clean and comfortable rooms, but showing signs of age. The service is friendly but could be more attentive. The location is convenient yet has some drawbacks. Dining is satisfactory but slightly overpriced.

My stay at UMA Residence had its ups and downs. The hotel lacks a bit of personality in the rooms and there was a lingering smell of smoke, but the staff was quick and attentive. The location was a bit of a challenge for taxi drivers, but manageable with a map, and the dining experience was below expectations. The facilities were decent overall.

The hotel has its ups and downs. The rooms are superb with comfy twin beds and a kettle for tea/coffee, but it lacks an elevator and has a dimly lit corridor. Soft pillows are a highlight, though they can be rare in Thailand.