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Siri Oriental Bangkok Hotel

Siri Oriental Bangkok Hotel review: the former Warehouse identity, three-single rooms, bath categories and April–August2026 guest observations.

EDITORIAL REVIEW · 596 words · 3 min read · Editorial date 16 May 2024

Siri Oriental Bangkok Hotel is the current name of the property formerly called The Warehouse Bangkok at 120 Bunsiri Road. That identity is explicit on the hotel group’s own website. It matters when comparing older booking links and reviews: the same address now has a different design identity, and an old industrial-style description should not be used as a reliable account of the present interior.

A current room catalogue, not the former name’s décor

The official page links the current design to Nang Yai shadow puppetry. Its accommodation includes Deluxe Double and Twin rooms, triple arrangements, a three-single-bed corner room with a balcony, and a Grand Deluxe category with a bathtub. The practical distinction is the sleeping arrangement and bathroom: a three-person room is not necessarily three individual beds, and a bathtub belongs to a specified category rather than every room.

For three friends, the explicit three-single configuration is worth separating from a room combining a larger bed with another sleeping place. For a couple, the choice between a standard shower room and the bath category may matter more than the former Warehouse name. The current room label should govern the comparison, particularly where an older review or photograph uses a previous category title.

Hotel street facade at dusk at Siri Oriental Bangkok Hotel
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Twin bedroom with glass bathroom partition at Siri Oriental Bangkok Hotel
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Bright lobby with sofa seating at Siri Oriental Bangkok Hotel
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Inside this review

Small hotel facilities with some useful extras

The hotel’s published facilities include a mini gym, a rooftop terrace, a breakfast restaurant and a lobby area with tea, coffee and snacks. It also lists bicycles and a foosball table. These are useful additions to time spent between outings, but a terrace should not be assumed to be a swimming pool, nor a compact gym to offer the range of a large fitness club.

The address places the hotel within the Bunsiri Road old-city area. Wat Suthat, Wat Ratchanatdaram and the Golden Mount form a geographically sensible focus for a central old-city programme. The Grand Palace–Wat Phra Kaew complex and Wat Pho belong to a separate riverside-side cluster. This is not a hotel on the river’s edge, even though many temple itineraries based here will eventually reach the Chao Phraya.

Recent guests give a more balanced room picture

An August 2026 Trip.com guest reported a mattress cleanliness problem that staff resolved by changing the room, followed by a more positive overall stay and breakfast experience. Another August guest found the bed comfortable but criticised weak Wi-Fi. These are specific experiences, rather than evidence that every bedroom has either problem. They do make room condition and connectivity more useful comparison points than a broad claim of a recent new look.

An April 2026 guest liked the location near Chao Pho Suea but reported water spreading across the bathroom after showering. A separate August account praised the staff while finding the surrounding streets uncomfortable at night. The latter is a personal reaction to the area, not a general safety assessment. Travellers sensitive to busy or unfamiliar streets should evaluate the actual approach as part of their neighbourhood choice.

Where it fits in a temple itinerary

Siri Oriental is an option for guests who want an old-city base with conventional private bathrooms and more bedding variety than some tiny riverside hotels. The three-single room may be especially relevant to friends sharing, while the bath category gives couples a different reason to choose it. Those room distinctions are better supported than treating every category as a single uniform boutique experience.

Wat Arun and Wat Kalayanamit require a west-bank outing, and Wat Paknam is farther into Thonburi. Those journeys should be planned independently rather than described as a walk to all ten temples from the hotel. The most coherent stay combines the central old-city streets with a separate riverside day, returning to a room chosen for its actual beds, bathroom and floor rather than the property’s previous name.

Sources for this review

Guest accounts referenced include 2026. Each observation concerns the room and stay reported by that guest.

Add the place to the plan

Wat Suthat Thepwararam guide ↗Wat Ratchanatdaram guide ↗Wat Saket guide ↗
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