Description
Conveniently located in a luxurious area of Bangkok, Grande Centre Point Sukhumvit 55 features an outdoor pool and a terrace where guests can relax after their long tiring day.
Review
"We stayed at this hotel just for one day.
And they upgraded our room to suite!
Very kind staffs, very clean room, perfect location!"
Description
Conveniently located in central Bangkok, Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 20 offers modern and contemporary rooms with free WiFi access. The hotel features 244 rooms and an outdoor pool on the 9th floor.
Review
"We enjoyed our stay in the educative floor so much , it was private , the breakfast on level 7 plentiful flavours , wonderful staff & good ambience"
Description
Situated 400 metres from Asoke BTS Skytrain and Terminal 21 Shopping Mall, Hotel Clover Asoke offers an outdoor pool and free WiFi access.
Review
"Near Terminal 21, easy to catch BTS/ MRT or taxi. Clean, new equipment. No large room but comfortable. They have a small pool at the roof top which suitable to children"
Description
Located a 6-minute walk from Patpong, Amara Bangkok Hotel is situated in the Bang Rak district of Bangkok. This 4-star hotel offers a fitness centre.
Review
"Perfect location,
Amazing staff alround, Great breakfast, Spectacular rooftop pool, Great facilities"
Description
The luxurious Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn is connected to Surasak BTS Skytrain Station via the hotel's own Sky Bridge. The hotel features an outdoor infinity-edge pool.
Review
"The friendly staff is outstanding!!!! The roof top pool is in my personal top 3 and the location is really good"
Bangkok was highly rated for shopping by 4,167 guests from the United Kingdom! Bangkok travel guide
Something for Everyone in Bangkok
Bangkok never sleeps, or so you might think as you fly into Suvarnabhumi International Airport. From luxurious mega malls like MBK and Siam Discovery in Siam Square to the famous Khao San Road in the Banglamphu district, this hard working city is packed with commerce, fiery food and soothing temples.
Catch a boat up river on the Chao Phraya Express or discover different neighbourhoods on the blissfully air-conditioned BTS Skytrain. A taxi or exhilarating tuk-tuk ride is never far away from the big attractions, which include Chinatown, Jim Thompson House and the floating markets at Damnoen Saduak.
To step out of the frenetic energy of street food stalls, amulet markets and the sizzling temperatures, discover an oasis of calm in one of the many Buddhist temples. Be awed by the majesty of the Grand Palace and marvel at the world’s longest reclining Buddha at Wat Pho. While you’re there why not relax even more with a traditional Thai massage?
From the sky-scraping luxury hotels with world famous rooftop bars to a cheap hostel bed in the centre of town, Booking.com will help you explore all Bangkok has to offer.
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Best rated hotels and unique places to stay in Bangkok, based on 872,874 reviews from real guests!
People are not friendly at all, they worshiped money than...
People are not friendly at all, they worshiped money than people, very arrogant, rude and liar. They don’t acknowledge customer and they are always in their phone 24/7. Customer service in Bangkok sucks.
Kimosabie
United Kingdom
8.0
Hard to describe the city in one sentence, but fantastic...
Hard to describe the city in one sentence, but fantastic atmosphere, very very busy, but not always easy to get from one place to another, despite the plethora of Tuk Tuk’s & taxi’s, due to the shear volume of traffic. The train system is highly efficient and clean, but the bus service is antiquated. Taxi’s are probably the best value, but insist on the metered service. The temples are worth a visit, plus the markets, but there are also many up market shopping malls, if you like that sort of thing. The river taxi is quite an experience, and worth it for an alternative view of the city. Overall it is an experience not to be missed, though for sure it is not the cleanest city, and I certainly wouldn’t take a chance on eating any of the street food.
Vera
New Zealand
8.0
First time to breakfast you have to do a marathon walk to...
First time to breakfast you have to do a marathon walk to find each dish.the staff were very helpful as at 86years the white tiles are not easy to walk on and the staff helped me down steps 3very time
Michael
United Kingdom
6.0
Bangkok is a must see place for sure but If you are heading...
Bangkok is a must see place for sure but If you are heading to Thailand use Bkk only as a stop off point and get a flight from Don Meung airport to the Islands or Phuket or get a taxi to Pattaya. The reason being Bkk is very dirty with pollution and traffic is horrendous and of course you will haemorrhage money. Bkk at the same time though is incredible with skyscrapers to rival any city in the world and an expansive mix of cultures from Arabic to African to Indian, Thai and western. I both love the place and hate it for different reasons.
Donovane
USA
10
Wonderful city, different from most cities I've been,...
Wonderful city, different from most cities I've been, even tho it has the normal busy crowded city hustle - it is so rich in culture and rustic beauty. A lot to see and do.
Solo travelers, dont go to art in paradise alone - selfies do not give you the same effect but if you meet some travellers defnitly worth going.
Transport is easy to find, I didn't make use of the subway, however I heard it is quite convenient. Download GRAB, it makes use of local taxis at a fare rate, i mostly used grab bikes as they are faster and aviods the bazaar Bangkok trafic. Getting into a normal taxi not recommended they will charge you ridiculous prices.
If you want to see most temples find a boat and travel down the river, this could all be done in a day. As they are all along the river saves time and very cost effective.
Last but not least ensure to check the airport you depart from as there are two in Bangkok. Yeah missed my flight, so just a heads up.
Glenn
Australia
8.0
Bangkok has almost everything.
Bangkok has almost everything. Bars, food, shopping, markets.
Use Grab to avoid dodgy taxi drivers, and try to stay near a BTS station - it will save you heaps of time and money. Never use a tuktuk, they will charge you 5 times what a taxi would.
Shopping malls mostly have a food court on the top or bottom floor where meals are about 40 baht (under $2).
Check out Lumphini park for some wildlife and serenity in the middle of the city.
“Absolute shit hole an was like stepping back in time to the 80s!! staff where rude an the price is extortionate very disappointed the pictures they have must be of a different hotel stayed in few hotels in Bangkok has to be the absolute worst ”
“I love this hotel. I'm going to the east. (Thailand and Philippines) 2-3 times a year. And at least 1.5 months in Bangkok. This hotel have the best location. Near to all the good big shopping centers. And direct entrance from the hotel to MBK.
the staff from the manager to to roommaid and to the guards are fantastic. The public areas are very nice and welcoming. The breakfast just great. Have everything you can think of. And the price.... fair enough. .
Each time I stay here between 3 to 4 weeks. And just feel like home. ”
“Location. A decent breakfast. Although we paid half day price for an early check in which other hotels in Bangkok don’t mostly, they forgot about us and they were too busy when we called ro ask for late check out so we got away without paying for a lare check out. ”
“Absolute marvel among all the high end hotels in Bangkok. With its exquisite staff, stunning greenery, spacious room, savouring breakfast , and an unmatchable price, the Banyan Tree Bangkok deserves undoubtedly to be among the top hotels in BKK.”
“It was clean and spacious. This is my 2nd visit and also 2nd time staying at the same hotel which is Marriott Bangkok.
The staff here are extremely helpful and friendly especially Ms. Ammy, Guest Relation Officer.
It is also a very clean and well-layout hotel with facilities in the room well-designed.
I’m definitely recommending this to my Friends.”
“Staff so friendly and hotel is excellent, Swimming pool perfect and nice food innthe restaurant. Most important is costs that is low then is hotel. Congrats”
“Wonderful oasis in the middle of Bangkok! We had a great size family room and we enjoyed every second of our stay. Pool area is great as was the breakfast.”
“I often stay there because the food, rooms, price, location, and staff are great. the beds are comfortable,the maids do good work and are nice. in case of the need for information the staff are helpful.”
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