Wedged between large glass high-rises, the hotel has a high ceilinged lobby area that veers towards the corporate, with carpet that hearkens to an older decade of decoration and laminate wood paneled walls. While not the most up to date aesthetically, the building has a bustling local feel to it, as office workers in the area come in to have lunch and use the board rooms. Hallways are somewhat spare, the white walls decorated here and there with brightly colored abstract paintings, and the floors lined with patterned teal carpeting. Restaurants and bars here are likewise unspectacular, decor-wise, with industrial carpeting, wood laminate furnishings, and some pops of muted color. However, The Square international restaurant has a somewhat sleeker, more modern aesthetic, with leather seating, modern red chandeliers, and a green backlit bar. The poolside bar is simply furnished with plastic faux-wood furniture, and tends to be quite crowded throughout the day. Guests include a mix of families, couples, and business travelers seeking convenience and comfort. 

Not only does the hotel provide direct access to the teeming chain shops of Siam Square, it also offers good proximity to a number of tourist hot spots via the Siam BTS station about 150 meters from the hotel. Silom Square is 12 minutes on the BTS, and the airport is one hour away with a single transfer.

Standard Rooms offer industrial wall-to-wall carpeting, yellow laminate wood bed frames, and shower/tub combos in small bathrooms. Bedding is white with some jewel-colored accent throws. Premium Rooms have more stylish, modern decor, with velour-covered couches, LED reading lights, bathrobes and slippers, and glass walls separating the bathrooms from the sleeping areas. Bathrooms in Superior and Executive rooms have walk-in showers with full glass doors, handsome taupe-colored tiling, and rainfall showerheads. Each room has a flat-screen TV, a stocked minibar with snacks, a hairdryer, a safe, an electric kettle, and a bathrobe and slippers. Suites have separate living areas.

The extensive fitness center has large windows, wood floors, a couple each of different types of exercise machines, and a good number of weight machines in addition to free weights. There is a spa with massage rooms as well as a dry sauna, and an outdoor rooftop pool flanked by a few deck chairs and a pool bar with tables. The Chinese and international restaurants do buffets -- dim sum in one and international in the other -- and both are quite popular with locals. An extensive amount of meeting space also attracts area businesses to hold meetings here. Wi-Fi is free, as is covered parking.