If the hotel says they can, the rooms are quite big. Hope this helps.

Just within an hour or so not too bad but just not very close to everything else near the downtown area. Need at least 15 Mins to 20 Mins to the popular location like the central embassy shopping mall

Personally, for the area it's in, I found it easier to book the hotel private transfer for 1200thb. Public transport is a bit of a walk. If you get a cab most won't know where you're going so download the instructions in Thai or tell your cab driver to head to Ramada riverside near Asiatique and then you'll need to backtrack one soi.

Hi True M, I'd say it's worth it. From a Westerner's point of view it's a bit weird, because a) they sometimes have a buffet, and sometimes not (table service) and there seems to be no rhyme or reason when (no big deal, really) and b) they always have both Western (sausage, eggs, waffles, toast, etc.) and traditional Thai foods side-by-side for the offering. The service at the restaurant isn't five-star (as mentioned in my review) but even though the staff seems to disappear once in a while they are always smiling and very friendly and accommodating (if not slowly). In the end, though, I'd recommend it, if only because if you'd like a Western breakfast and don't sign up for the plan, the next closest place to get one is at the Ramada next door, which, although nicer, is a LOT more expensive. Hope this helps!

That's because it's tiny and very overlooked by the surrounding apartments. But fine if you just want to cool off. I don't have a photo to show you but think more plung pool than swimming pool. Would highly recommend the hotel. We love it very quirky and boutique. Very close to asiatique literally 5 min walk.