Marriott Executive Apartments, Bangkok Townhall Sukhumvit

This hotel is new, opened in August 2024. It used to be an apartment building, renovated and converted to a long-stay hotel. It feels a bit more posh than the other MEAs I have stayed in Bangkok before, the hardware is clearly a step above including Japanese toilet self-flush with heated seat, but unsurprisingly is generally one of the most expensive of the 6 MEAs in the city, if not the most expensive depending on dates. Unlike the others where we stayed, no upgrade granted as Ambassador Elite guest (despite wide open availability) so they stick to Terms & Conditions of Marriott Bonvoy which excludes MEAs from the upgrade program. That said, their rigid stance makes them a bit uncompetitive relative to others. Unlike upgrades, they gave free breakfast despite not having to do it so that’s in line with other MEAs. Considering the neighborhood, it was appropriate to have a Japanese slant to the buffet, but otherwise not memorable, dishes not refilled quickly and service hit and miss. Service was better at the concierge desk which was very helpful arranging shipment of various packages.

Excellent hotel and would definitely coming back. The food is of superior quality. The hotel room is neat and completely clean. The hotel staffs are very friendly, polite and helpful. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a long stay in Bangkok.

Suite rooms facing pool are comfortable. Good service during breakfast especially oil and director of food/beverage Tony. Many thanks for looking after guests like family. Location of the hotel is great. Recommend here for long stay in suite rooms. Arthy from sales is great and easy to work out a good long stay rate.