I stayed in this hotel on my earlier trip to bangkok. Liberty garden is located in busy Pradipat road, quite close by to budget shopping areas. For the mass buyers eyeing for stay close to the weekend market, this hotel is the best. Close to BTS and Big C as well. Rooms are quiet tidy, but smells a bit. Washroom... More

Gay male friendly and near gay bars across the road Quite a walk from the MRT station Saphan Kwai (not central area) Cooked breakfast available Problems with the AC but it is an old hotel. Newspapers in the lobby as well as police More

This hotel has best price for this location in BKK Close to sky station Sapan khawi, and JJ market , 1 breakfast included ( 2nd you have to buy) In that cheap price you get gym, swimming pool and big size room staff is polite one time staff help me lot when lot my passport bag and $1000 cad, they... More

Crappiest hotel i've ever stayed in. Pool had mildew. Carpet stains everywhere. Lizards crawling on walls. Wires coming out of the ceiling. More

Ok so it may look a little shabby, but i quite like it. its quite cheap for the area. you can check in anytime with no problem. there is always a room available. staff seem very keen to help. never had a problem staying here. they have always been very accommodating as long as you can put up with the... More

i stayed and payed up front for a week in cash and was continually yelled at across the foyer infront off others when was i going to pay for my room ,i feel the staff female i think where trying to double dipp me and put the money into their own pockets .The reception staff are so into their pocket... More

Sure it was a little dirty but for the price i paid for the room,, which of course never stayed in room all day, it was dirty looking but also was a comfort at the same time ..saving money ,, 830 baht a night and i stayed there in Jan 2006 and july of that same year, the pool was... More

Some friends and I decided to stay at this hotel because it was cheaper than the one we were staying at previously. When we first entered the room, a lady came in to spray the room with some air freshener, which we found a little odd. The rooms did have a weird smell to them. There were dark stains in... More

It was totally a shock to stay in this hotel since we stayed at the Royal Beach Cliff Hotel in Pattaya the previous night. When we reached the Ekamai Bus Station, we took a taxi whose driver said "In the late afternoon like this, hotels in Sukhumvit seem to be full all, and expensive. I'll take you to Saphan Khwai,... More