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Surrounded by culture and activity, Rambuttri Village Plaza is located in Bangkok’s historic Rattanakosin District, a 5-minute walk from Khaosan Road. It has 2 rooftop pools.
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Four Sons Village is only a 10-minute walk from the famous Khaosarn Road. It has cozy accommodations. Free Wi-Fi is provided throughout the entire hotel.
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"Clean, it was quiet there during our stay, working air condition."
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Offering a restaurant and a cafe, Kama Bangkok is a 5-minute drive from ASIATIQUE the Riverfront Mall, as well as Saphan Taksin and Surasak BTS Stations.
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Silom3 Apartment is 100 metres from Chongnonsi BTS Skytrain Station. It offers air-conditioned rooms a kitchenette and free Wi-Fi. The property features a 24-hour front desk and laundry service.
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"I stayed here before, the location is Silom which is the area i normally enjoy the nightlife. The family run boutique is very friendly. The room is large n comfortable. The bathroom is large.
Free coffee..."
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On the lively Khaosan Road, Dang Derm Hotel offers stylish rooms with a flat-screen TV. It features a rooftop swimming pool, restaurant and a 24-hour front desk.
Bangkok was highly rated for food by 1,457 guests from the United States!
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 neighborhoods 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 center of town, Booking.com will help you explore all that Bangkok has to offer.
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Bangkok has so much to do, is safe and has such a great vibe.
Bangkok has so much to do, is safe and has such a great vibe. From visiting temples and historic sites, shopping at all price points and fantastic food. Street food to fancy restaurants it’s all so yummy. The downside is the traffic so my recommendation is find one area you like and try to focus on that area. Otherwise you spend all your time stuck in traffic.
Anonymous
Indonesia
10
Bangkok is tourist friendly city, the food is delicious...
Bangkok is tourist friendly city, the food is delicious (even the street food) and quite cheap. You should go there if you like culinary. You can also find some temples with fascinating architecture in the city centre, especially in old town.
Lalith
India
10
A Great, Vibrant Metropolis!
A Great, Vibrant Metropolis!
Traffic can be chaotic at peak periods of travel.People are helpful.
Street food is a must, and a must have especially the pad Thai and mango sticky rice, and there various other local dishes.
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
The food and spa services are great, as well as the...
The food and spa services are great, as well as the nightlife (of course the sin industries are famous). The tourist attractions like the Grand Palace were so-so. The city is congested and public transportation rather poor. For a more pleasant, outdoorsy- and family-oriented experience in Thailand, I would recommend Chiang Mai.
Christine Ochsner
Seychelles
8.0
Need to be carefull of offeres you get outside the hotel...
Need to be carefull of offeres you get outside the hotel mamy try to rip you of with the price they give. Informeyourself first at the hotel before tou take any other offers. Otherwise massages and food is just amazing. We loved to go to the local food stands and restaurants. The mbk mall ,pratunam maket, the sea world aquarium , kao san road is good for party. In bangkok it self to move is fast by train during the week by taxi or tucktuck you are mostly stuck in trafic otherwise also good experiance
BellaStina88
United States of America
8.0
Busy big city with lots of sights and sounds.
Busy big city with lots of sights and sounds. Unless you like 30 version of pad Thai, rotten coconut, and questionable meat on a stick, stay clear of Khao San Rd. I recommend staying on the South end of Chinatown to allow you to be close to the ferry, temples, and amazing street food. Chinatown blows Old City out of the water when it comes to food. Be prepared to be hustled repeatedly in Old City. If anyone asks you where you are from, ignore. It is not a friendly conversation but instead a ploy to push you into something you did not plan. Keep your wits about you and don't let the locals sidetrack you with some venture that makes your head spin. Also, know that you can find pretty much every market good (those flower soaps aren't unique) for cheaper in Chiang Mai. Have fun but don't stay more than three days.
“One of the best hotels I’ve stayed at. Great breakfast buffet, biggest hotel pool in Bangkok, great view of the skyline and very comfortable hotel with perfect location next to the MBK center and close to everything. Overall great stay and would definitely stay here again and recommend! ”
“You have to pay for everything!
The staff is really nice but you have to pay if you leave your luggage for some hours and also if you want a map of Bangkok, you can get one for free at the airport.
Compare to other hotels in Thailand the only thing that worth it ,is the location if you wanna stay near Khao San road or Rambuttri road, and the swimming pool.”
“Excellent choice for Bangkok, especially business travelers. The rooms are modern, clean and bigger than most of the rooms of similar price or higher in Bangkok. There's a spa/massage on the 5th floor, so it's very convenient. There are also many restaurants around the hotel. Can totally recommend the place.”
“The hotel is located very central in Silom. Supermarket is across the the street, and an amazing street food around the corner. Comfortable room, very clean, good view. I didn't book breakfast so cannot say anything about the food at the hotel. I highly recommend Silom City hotel and will book there again, next time I come to Bangkok.”
“The Patra has very helpfull reception staffs. They are always smiling when I asked everything and I thanked them for suggestion they're made, especially about traffic”
“The staff are friendly and matured. I feel comfortable whenever I'm there. In fact I like everything there. The property is in the right place. Thank you.”
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