The luxx hotel was fine, nothing special really, not sure how it got its Mr and Mrs Smith status?
The bed was hugh and very comfy, but view from the window was a brick wall 2 foot away which made it feel slightly claustraphobic.
Staff were friendly and helpful but the place lacked atmostphere.
Value for money it was fine.

Very pleasant stay. Good sized rooms. Great deal on price. Very clean and well kept. Good location particularly for shopping and the river! Very helpful and friendly staff. I would highly recommend this hotel for mid-range budget looking for a bit of luxury without the pretence of a large hotel.

A leading UK newspaper gave a good report on Luxx. Later I discussed this with the hotel but they said that they knew nothing of this particular review. On the hotel's web site, a week's booking brings a discount. So, at short notice I was please to be able to reserve a suite at 21,000 Bt., for the week 24th to 31st.
Unfortunately the room [really hardly a "suite" just a long room divided by glass doors], was very tired. The soft furnishings need to be cleaned and the rug thrown out. The whole looked very dingy, but I was able to improve on that when I had housekeeping change many broken lights the next morning.
I am a sports fan, and was very disappointed to find that the channels available did not include either CNN; BBC; ESPN or TRUE. Asia news was available as was El Jazzeera, and when I asked for any information as to what was on what channel [many are "black"], I was told they they did not have this. So I said "I can't believe I am the first to ask"? The answer, "yes".
The location towards the bottom part of Silom places it near some budget and student type accommodation in Decho Rd. Do not expect to be able to find a convenience store nearby. The small shop 2 doors down, has little stock unless you are in to too much salt or sugar.
Lastly, the "outlook" is dull and the windows have been sealed so no "fresh air" for the duration of your stay.
Must say that the chap who stands guard on the main door really tried his very best to be helpful and kind.

The website was attractive and functional. I find the layout of the rooms to be very helpful. The reservation process was quick and easy. Still needs improvement to make it an exceptionally great website.

The frontline staff were very friendly. Not all can speak good English but there are 1 or 2 who can. They're accommodating and helpful. I was provided with information on where to go and what to do in Bangkok upon checking in. They printed their own city map which was good and useful. You can use it to find your way around the city or showed it to the taxi driver or tuk tuk as a guide to bring you back to the hotel.

I chose the cheapest room. It was 'compact' and cosy. Room decoration was kinda zen and quite stylish. The ceiling to floor window looks out to the other building. It's a room made more for sleeping than staying. During my stay, the toilet seat plumbing kept gurgling loudly at regular intervals. It was kinda annoying.

The hotel has no elevators yet. Was told that there are plans to install one in the future. To my surprised, they had carpeted staircase. Carpeted staircase eliminates noise. Throughout my stay, I barely heard any noises from guests or staff walking around. The only noises that I heard was from the construction work nearby.

Location wise, it was suitably far from the hustle and bustle of Silom road yet close enough to walk. Train stations were not conveniently close by. I love to walk so it's not a big deal for me.

While there are some lapses in service and facilities my overall experience with Luxx has been wonderful. I truly enjoyed my stay there. One of things that I liked most at Luxx was the privacy. I barely met any other guests or staff. There are no staff knocking on my door asking if they can clean the room. The free room service breakfast was an added bonus. It's quite a spread too (for me).

The only sticking point about Luxx is the location. While the location is acceptably near to train stations, a closer location would be more convenient for guests who commutes by train regularly.