Good location on Soi 5, off Sukhumvit road.
Right opposite cheap restaurant in Food supermarket, good bars on opposite side of Sukhumvit road. Nana station on Skytrain is 1 minute walk away.
Having stayed at the more expensive Landmark and Marriott, this is much better for money for a similar standard.
The staff are very helpful, and we were given a free upgrade as our room was booked up.

Wanted to stay in a really nice hotel after a 10 hour flight to Bangkok from London, and this place fitted the bill.

I got a great deal on Expedia (£43 per night) and was really pleased with the location, right in the heart of Sukhumvit's busy night-life and close to BTS (sky train) and MRT (metro) stations.

Rooms were a good size and very nice, with great bathrooms, and although the pool area was a little smaller than i'd imagined, it was a really nice space, with lots of plants and a luxurious feel.

My only complaint is that on the way back through Bangkok, on-route to Cambodia, I wanted to stay there again - however, the walk-in price was about £30-£40 more than the internet rate! So i went somewhere cheaper!

Rather spacious rooms, ours on the sixth floor with a small balcony overlooking the poolarea. The bathroom was ok, pretty outdated but still fresh and clean. The room in general was clean, nicely decorataed and the bed was not not rock solid for once. The pool and the pool area area was rather small but very sufficient with points for the nice service with refreshments.

Why I would most definitively recommend this hotel though is because of the excellent location, fantastic breakfast and very welcoming service. The hotel is located very close to the BTS, you won't even break a sweat walking there. And the neighbourhood is pretty nice to with some shops, bars and restaurants, market stands and a supermarket very conveniently just across the street. So, I would absolutely return to this hotel next time I go to Bangkok. I have stayed at more luxurious resorts for approximately the same price, but nothing will beat Amari Boulevard when it comes to the location and all this said it’s a very nice looking hotel …once you are on the inside!

This hotel was only a one night stopover from Australia. We wish we'd have stayed on the plane back to the UK! We disliked Bangkok for a number of reasons: chaotic streets, pollution (too many cars), cooking smells from the street stalls, unsafe pavements/roads and a very humid climate.

The hotel was 10 miles away from any temples so it probably hadn't helped that we decided to walk ito them instead of use the taxis (but we were worried about getting in an unmetered car!)

Our dislike for the place got worse when we checked out of the hotel. As we had a midnight flight we paid an additional £30 to keep the room until 6pm. We were honest and told the receptionist we'd had a drink from the minibar and paid the bill. Just as we were leaving, she called us back asking if we'd 'used condom?' No we had not. The housekeeper was claiming we'd used the ones they provided. After several exchanges between receptionist and housekeeper, we were told to go back to the room. Where we were shown the condom box with the cellophane removed and a condom missing. This was not like this before or after us using the room! I was adamant that although they wanted 150 bahts (a couple of quid), I WAS NOT going to pay for something I'd not used! Whilst we tried to think of ways to protest our innocence (ie we had loads in our suitcase, why would we want anymore? and check the bins for wrappers), we noticed another family checking out who were having the same accusations placed upon them. 'You used drinks from minibar and condoms'. No they said, we got drinks from the supermarket across the road!

Clearly, there was some sort of scam going on between housekeeper and receptionist! Trying to embarrass us into paying! In the end she relented and made us sign an invoice saying 'customer refused to pay'. Beware!

On a positive front, the staff were friendly at breakfast and the room was clean.