I have stayed at several hotels in the Silom area, but this was the best. Very quite and large rooms and big bath, a five star hotel. Very good securtiy and nice staff. Good location for shoping or nighlife. Shop around on the internet for price we paid $115 usd during high season, breakfast included.
For a safe ride bcak to airport ask about hotel drivers.
Enjoy

I spent 4 nights at the Triple Two Silom. The hotel is fairly well-located on Silom Road. It's somewhere between a half mile and a mile to the closest SkyTrain station which is Chong Nonsi. The walk there at night is a bit dark but the city is pretty safe. Taxi drivers may not know the hotel but they usually know the Narai Hotel which is next door and shares some facilities.

Triple Two has very colorful decor. The hallways while long and a bit dark are brightened a bit by the artwork on the walls. The room has touches like purple rugs and red pillows for a little splash of color.

The bathroom is a good size and has a separate tub and shower. My shower had a bit of black mold growing in it. But otherwise the room was very clean.

I thought they bed was fairly comfortable even though the mattress is a little firmer than I prefer.

Breakfast is very basic. But it was enough to get the day started.

Laundry service was quick and not too expensive. Everyone on the staff was very friendly and polite.

The wired internet works perfectly and is free which is as it should be in every hotel but unfortunately all too often it comes at an inflated price.

The in room safe is large and has an outlet inside if you need to charge electronics.

Overall I was very satisfied.

While I am usually satisfied with a bed and a shower during my biz trips, I wanted a certain special touch for a short getaway to the city of angels. And the Triple Two Silom delivered. Chosen for it's outside bar area by my travel partner, I contacted them on the phone and they willingly offered a promotional rate. After arrival though, the obviously very recently hired reception clerk told us "little secret, hehe" that his sister's travel agency nearby would have had even better deals. Ok, they missed out on the credit card authorization in the beginning, I leave it to you to rate this unprofessional or accelerating the process. Later they asked for it twice (had it done the first time), that is virtually the sole tiny annoyment I can remember. Late at night the receptionist tried to check the ID of my company, young and Asian (apparently local but in fact not) as he was, yet his quick reminder that he was a guest and a look into their computer were enough to bring them back to their submissive Sawasdee attitude.

Facilities, including a business center with complimentary internet PC, were complete (yet no gym, no pool - who needs it anyway) and if there was any technical issue, they fixed it immediately. Keycard security with access restriction per floor added to the safe impression. The roof garden could be fun for a group or to sun-tan, it's not bad to sit and read, say: the complimentary Bangkok Post newspaper, either.

The room didn't look uniform but carefully arranged, the DVD player with a choice of free movies to watch was a nice idea although I've never tried. The cable signal seemed to be a bit noisy but we found a note the next day with apologies and a repair schedule, so that doesn't seem to be a common thing to happen. Safety locker was welcome.

The bathroom came with two showers (one in a cabin and one in the bathtub) so if you look for that... Cleaning was spotless and restocking of complimentary (instant) coffee, tea bags and bottled water was prompt.

The breakfast didn't stand out of the crowd, but was enough to give you a good start into the day. Their coffee was made using a nice Saeco automatic espresso machine but guests were somewhat discouraged to use it, they'd rather bring a (as in one) cup to your table. Well, as cups and machine were all there in the public area and not watchguarded by waiters all the time, I grabbed my chance to ensure my regular drug supply.

The outside sitting area had a bar and a view to the not-as-lucky-as-ourselves Narai hotel guests, so it got a bit busy sometimes with all their shuttles and deliveries arriving and departing.

Connections to everywhere are there and convenient, however you're not exactly where everything happens (although it's still on Silom road).

I'd say it definitely helps to bring the right company, and if you like a "different from the rest" atmosphere you head for the right place. Connections to everywhere are there and convenient, however you're not exactly where everything happens (although it's still on Silom road).

We stayed here for five nights after a 10 day stay in Samui, and were very pleasantly surprised. We wanted something a little different form the chain hotel experience, and this place lived up to our expectations after reading the reviews in Tripadvisor.

From the airport pick-up onwards, everything was just right. The rooms are large and stylish, with walk-in wardrobe, and large bathroom with separate tub and shower. Fresh fruit and other touches are very welcome.

The facilites in the hotel are good, but you need to go to the Narai next door for a pool and gym. In-room Internet access and daily paper are provided free of charge. Security is excellent, with key card access from outside and to the lifts, as well as the room. The in-room safe is big enough for a laptop. Breakfast gets a bit samey after a few days, but it's more than adequate for a small hotel like this.

Service is good, understated but there when you want or need it, and typically Thai, friendly, polite and with a smile.

Location is fine, with a 10 minute walk to a BTS station, and 5 minute tuk-tuk ride to the river you can get everywhere in Bangkok easily. Taxis are plentiful, but as ever in this city, be prepared to sit in a jam for a while at least.

If there's one downside, it's the road noise. Despite double glazing, if you're a light sleeper like me, ask for a room overlooking the garden, or at least one not overlooking Th. Silom itself. It's not that bad, but worth noting.

The real deal though is value for money. Having stayed at several of the big chain hotels in Bangkok, at US$200 and over, you can't beat this place. Thoroughly recommended.