A modern, high-rise hotel built in the early 2000s, Evergreen Place Bangkok provides rooms for international exchange students from Chulalongkorn University who stay in long-stay suites, and the hotel is also popular with families with children. The overall look is contemporary and understated, with clean-lined furnishings in neutral tones, and the lobby itself is filled with taupe-hued chairs grouped into sitting areas. Furnishings have been well-maintained, if not updated, since the hotel's opening, and the look has aged well. As a low-key spot, the hotel doesn't have much of a scene, although swimming lessons are offered in the cabana-lined rooftop pool. The Coffee Shop restaurant is cheery with bistro chairs, a green trellis roof, and a tile floor.

Evergreen Place Bangkok is in a convenient, central location within a 10-minute walk of Chulalongkorn University and the MBK Center, an eight-story shopping mall with over 2,000 restaurants and shops. A BTS (sky train) station is just a few steps from the hotel, putting the rest of the city at your fingertips, and there are plenty of shops and cafes in the immediate area, as well as a local hawker center, which is a popular spot for a late-night meal.

Wooden floors, taupe walls, and black-and-white photos give rooms at the Evergreen Place Bangkok an understated, modern, and homey feel. Suites are spacious -- after all, students live in some of these long-term -- with bedrooms with wooden desks, and living room areas with couches and flat-screen TVs. The fully equipped kitchens are a bit dated, with white laminated cabinets, but are furnished with fridges, sinks, stoves, and coffee and tea facilities. For monthly stays, rooms are equipped with home theater sound systems, microwaves, and cooking equipment. All rooms have private balconies and free Wi-Fi. DVD players are available. Some bathrooms have shower/tub combinations, while others have separate showers and tubs. Smoking rooms are on floors nine through 15.

The hotel has a rooftop pool with cabanas and lounge chairs. The restaurant serves a free daily breakfast buffet, as well as international and Thai cuisine for lunch and dinner. The fitness center is equipped with a variety of exercise equipment, as well as a foosball table. Swimming and aerobic classes (dance, boxing, step, etc) are offered -- the former for a fee, the latter for free. A small spa offers Thai and oil massages, as well as some salon treatments. The hotel has free parking and Wi-Fi, as well as an internet corner with three computers, and a meeting room is available for private events.