Review

The room is honestly tiny even for one person and it feels like a shoebox at 28 square meters. The layout is old school with sliding glass doors separating the bedroom which rattle every time the AC turns on. It is cheap though so I cannot complain too much but having guests over is basically impossible without sitting on the bed. The furniture is solid wood and heavy which is ugly but at least it does not break like the cheap stuff in new condos

The guards are super strict and they salute you every time you walk in like you are a general so nobody sneaks in here

Walls are thin concrete so I can hear my neighbor coughing or watching TV if the volume is up

It is relatively quiet inside the complex but you can hear planes flying over sometimes as we are not far from the old flight paths

The mattress was so old and springy it destroyed my back so I had to buy a topper immediately

I installed my own AIS fiber and it is blazing fast so gaming and streaming is smooth

My window faces another building so I just keep the curtains closed all day for privacy

Lumpini management runs this place like a military camp with rules for literally everything including where you can smoke or park. The best part is the facilities because the pool is huge and clean although they force you to wear a swimming cap which looks ridiculous. Having a 7-Eleven and laundry shops inside the complex is a total lifesaver when you are lazy or it is raining.

It is an older building so it feels solid and sturdy not like the new fragile condos

The maids are cleaning constantly from early morning so the lobby and corridors are always shiny

You need a keycard to get into the lobby and another one for the elevator so it is very secure

There is a nice park area with basketball courts and jogging tracks where people actually hang out in the evenings

You have to pay monthly for parking and the spots are super tight so scratched bumpers are common

This area is definitely not for tourists as it is deep local Bangkok with zero fancy malls or sky bars nearby. You absolutely need a motorbike because walking to the MRT takes 20 minutes and you will melt in the heat. The street food opposite the building is legendary and costs almost nothing so I eat there every single night.

The streets outside are messy with food carts and trash bags waiting for collection

It is a busy residential area so there are always people around and I never felt unsafe walking at night

Nothing beautiful here just concrete buildings and power lines but it has a certain chaotic charm

The MRT Huai Khwang is far so you rely on motorbike taxis or the shuttle van which has a weird schedule

There are some soi dogs around the food stalls but they are fat and lazy from being fed by locals