Choosing a Hotel in Bangkok
Stay in Sukhumvit for street markets, malls, restaurants, nightlife and hotels to suit every taste and pocket. The easiest way to break down Thailand's longest road is by Skytrain (BTS) station. We recommend the best hotels near each one, and describe the surrounding area's character. (READ MORE)
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The riverside is the city's original lifeblood, and one of the most photogenic parts of town. Alongside famous temples sit luxurious hotels, making it also a very prestigious place to stay. Splitting the river into sections, we recommend some of the finest it has to offer. (READ MORE)
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Bangkok's 'Wall Street' is populated with office workers by day, thrill seekers by night. Besides sizzling nightlife, Patpong Night Market, head offices and many international restaurants, Silom also offers many of Bangkok's finest hotels. Both Skytrain (BTS) and underground (MRT) stations are found here. (READ MORE)
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If it's shopping you're seeking, Siam is definitely 'the' place. In addition to many world-class malls like MBK and Siam Paragon, along with countless smaller shops and outlets, its proximity to the BTS interchange station makes getting around the city painless. Stay close to the action by choosing a hotel in this area. (READ MORE)
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This affluent area's high-rise offices, embassies, chic restaurants and posh shopping malls is complemented by a slew of upscale hotels and luxury serviced apartments. Betraying its central urban location is lots of luscious greenery. We tackle it by road, and recommend the best in each. (READ MORE)
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With malls like CentralWorld, Gaysorn and The Erawan, Ratchaprasong is one of the most vibrant shopping areas in town. There's fine dining, entertainment and shrines galore too. Near the Skytrain (BTS), it's perfect for further exploration. Hotels here are upscale and luxurious. (READ MORE)
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Brimming with embassies, plush offices and 5-star accommodation, Sathorn is one of Bangkok's most thriving areas. Getting around is easy with Bangkok's underground (MRT) and Skytrain (BTS) nearby. And, with Silom only a heartbeat away too, superb nightlife, shopping and dining awaits.. (READ MORE)
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A stay in backpacker central not only gives you access to offbeat shopping, noisy nightlife and the carefree vibe, but a great location in the Old City too. Stay on the strip for total immersion, or head outside for calmer surrounds. Our recommendations show budget doesn't always mean basic. (READ MORE)
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Where modern-day Bangkok began, the Old City gives ease of access to mesmerizing temples and the riverside - and for surprisingly good value! When not admiring spire-shaped eye-candy on every corner, we recommend a stay in this selection ranging from budget to 4-star. (READ MORE)
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With colourful markets, amazing food and a fascinating past, Chinatown crams the wonders of an ancient civilization into a few bustling streets. A stay here gives you a true taste, and a location near the Riverside and Old City. Recommendations include a very unusual boutique hotel. (READ MORE)
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The large park here is popular with locals, but the greatest advantage of a stay here is being on the doorstep of the world-famous Chatuchak Weekend Market. With Skytrain (BTS) and underground (MRT) stops, getting into downtown Bangkok is a breeze. Check out these recommendations. (READ MORE)
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Famous for bargain goods and being home to Baiyoke Sky Hotel, Thailand's tallest building, Pratunam offers unbeatable prices for clothing, accessories, shoes, watches, jewellery, luggage and more. Recommendations range from budget accommodation to upmarket serviced apartments. (READ MORE)
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A stay in Ratchadapisek gives you access to its blossoming shopping centres, cultural shows, nightlife and offices. Served brilliantly by the underground (MRT), it makes for a great base from which to explore. Our recommended hotels are well-priced and luxurious, ideal for business or leisure. (READ MORE)
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A prime commercial and industrial area, Bangna is a great alternative for those looking to stay away from central Bangkok. Close to expressways and Suvarnabhumi Airport, it provides a quick route to Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estates and East Thailand, including beach resorts like Pattaya. (READ MORE)
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Its close proximity to Pratunam, Chidlom-Ploenchit and Siam Square is Petchburi's biggest selling point. Shopping, eating, family entertainment, hotels and serviced apartments, can all be found here. A popular highlight is Pantip Plaza, which peddles IT supplies at great prices. (READ MORE)
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