The hotel is reasonable for its rates. The room is of reasonable size and the toilet is clean. But the corridor has a weird smell and is quite unpleasant. The bar fridge food is cheaply available. But its really hard to order room service coz the staff don't really understand much English and the only dish we tried was terrible. The breakfast has a mixture of Thai food and limited Western food. So if you are looking for American Breakfast, this is not for you. However, the local food, of the dishes that I tried, are quite refreshing and nice.

The hotel is near Chachuchak Weekend Market and Airport but its a bit far if you wanna go to Siam Square. Overall, I feel that for the price of the hotel stay, it is good enough,with some minor problems which I guess come with most of the hotels.

Thought I would give an alternative view to ones that seem to be on the web. We stay at Hotel Elizabeth everytime we are in Bangkok. We like the location as we visit Chatachuk market and the hotel is very close to the sky train and subway stations. We find the help VERY friendly and polite. They remember us each time we arrive. The room is more than adequate for people who are looking for a room at a great rate. The breakfast is a fantastic Thai breakfast. This is truly a Thai hotel that is not catering to foreigners. If you're looking for a Thai experience you'll get it here. If you want western standards, you'll have to go elsewhere.

In 2003 we stayed at this hotel already. It was worth the 900 baht.
On 10th of August 2005 we reserved rooms there, personally, directly at the counter, for August 31st to September 6th. They told us: 900 baht.
As we arrived, suddenly the price was 1300 baht for farang, 900 baht for Thai only. And, also suddenly, the desk personal understood no more english.
We saw no other chance to stay one night.
Recognizing the dirt and the moldy shower curtain, I must say that it is even no more worth 900 baht.
Moreover, the "farang" component of the breakfast is way too poor for this price.
We found another hotel in the near and moved out the first morning.