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Amanah Bangkok Hotel
4.1/564 Reviews
The Amanah Hotel is located near to the train station and very busy main road, but the windows are good quality , so you can't hear almost nothing. There's A/C in every room , working perfectly and quietly, Fridge, TV, Wifi ... Good for short stay , definitely not for longer stays. I stayed one week and housekeeping didn't show up for whole time. For the fresh towels , water etc. , you have to go ask reception . They do speak basic english. For breakfast you get every day the same - 2 sausages and fried egg. Instant coffee , watermelon. That's it. All week. I was forced to change my original room for another one, because there was a mould in the shower . Hotel is having small fitness and swimming pool - not sure how many times per week is the poolboy coming to clean it, I have seen him just once in 6 days.
Sampheng Apartment
4/543 Reviews
China Town
There are daily rooms near Sampeng Market. Travel to stay convenient, safe, clean and luxurious rooms, reasonable price. Easy to go out and buy things and is close to Yaowarat Road, where you can find plenty of food and delicious food. The room is in Soi Trok Krai or Jay Boon Samakhom Rong, easy to find, not difficult. Service staff is good, friendly. Fully furnished and free wifi as well as check out.
7 Days Premium Hotel at Icon Siam
3.9/556 Reviews
Great hotel. Clean rooms with new facilities. All available what you need, very comfortable. Comfortable beds. Super location, 7 eleven and Family Mart in the nearby run. Famous temples also not far away. Breakfast was very simple, but okay. Personal very friendly and premature. Have felt very well.
The Aiyapura Bangkok
4.1/542 Reviews
My wife and recently checked into this BTS budget hotel for four nights. Upon arrival the staff were pleasant. We were given a room on the 5th floor and we made our way up. The sign at the loft states it does not tolerate drugs or syringes - we have stayed in a few places in Thailand and have never seen this, so I can only presume that this is or was a problem. The room was absolutely terrible. It stunk of smoke and the walls were discoloured from this. Maintenance was attempted by repairing x1 stop of paint of the ceiling and the rest left a musty yellow. The remote batteries did not work and the bed is of poor quality - thankfully we take our own sleeping bags and pillow case covers. There is no hot water at all and the shower is an excuse of a dribble. The balcony which is basically a ledge, was filthy and over looked the slums of this district. When opening the cupboard there were plenty of old used beer bottle and a family of very big insects!!! There is a phone that goes off in the corridor and this started at 7.10am every morning with loads of loud voices. This is basically terrible and you could get a better room in a hostel. If you can do not book here!!! Poorly cleaned and dirt just moved around. The air con leaks constantly. The room is weathered and of extremely poor quality. There is a stench which is disgusting as soon as you exit the old building - enough to make your stomach turn!!! There are some positives though- good sports channels on the tv in your room (but you need to change every channel manually), the pool is clean and the gym is well equipped. You are a two minute walk from the BTS, but you take your life in your own hands on the road to get there. This is a regulated short cut and it is carnage with no pavements and every hazard you could think of! It would appear that the pool and gym facilities are there for the residents of the building and absolutely no money or maintenance has been spent on this property for a very long time. The facility staff are unapproachable and extremely hostile which was a first for me in Thailand as a whole. If you stay here prepare for it to be terrible.
Sip N' Camp
4.7/51 Reviews
China Town
The hotel is a very good place to start with the trip. The hotel is a modern small coffee with free Wi-Fi located just in front of the Sakkrawat police station. At the entrance of the rooms a space includes a table, cabinets with chains and a small refrigerator in which Chayot our hostel had 6 free water bottles every day for my mother and me. The warmness of Bangkok has been greatly appreciated, and several strong points, first of all, our host itself, one of the most beautiful people that we have met during our stay. It is just for him the journey is worth it, it is innocent. A rare kindness, a truly smiling at every test, a sense of exceptional welcome, Chayot, you are an extraordinary human being we have no word to say how much we are grateful to you. The second strong point of our accommodation: the location. India market and Chaopraya castle where free shipping even brought us to the Asian River Front. The hotel is also available on foot, the flower market, the amulete market to quote only them, and all this being dived into the heart of Thai life with all that is more authentic. We were the only tourists in the corner, but in Sip'N camp we felt home. We had all our intimacy and Chayot who knew to be discreet was always ready to help us and advise us on our projects of the day. The guesthouse itself is simple, clean and well maintained. Let's be clear, the price ratio is completely unbattable, at €10 per night for all this (!) If you are looking for luxury and the stick to the eye you are not in the right place. But if you want authenticity, humanity and beautiful meetings, go there closed eyes you will not regret it.
The Companion
4.7/531 Reviews
A friend and I have travelled through Asia for three weeks and have stayed in some hostels. The companion Hostel in Bangkok was at a distance the best! The rooms were large, the beds in the ladies' bedroom were comfortable, everything very modern and invited. Furthermore, the rooms and sanitary facilities were super clean. The staff was totally lovely, premature and helpful and could answer well in English. The hostel is also located near the railway station. We would recommend this hostel to all travelers!!! :)

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Bangkok, the vibrant capital city of Thailand, is a fascinating blend of traditional culture and modernity. Known as 'The City of Angels', it's a treasure trove of discoveries waiting to be explored.

Interesting Facts about Bangkok

Bangkok holds the Guinness World record for having the longest city name in the world - Krungthepmahanakhon Amonrattanakosin Mahintharayutthaya Mahadilokphop Noppharatratchathaniburirom Udomratchaniwetmahasathan Amonphimanawatansathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukamprasit.

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From the splendid Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, where you can marvel at the Emerald Buddha, to the bustling Chatuchak Weekend Market with over 8,000 stalls, there's a myriad of attractions. Don't miss the Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn, and the vibrant nightlife of Khao San Road.

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Bangkok experiences a tropical monsoon climate, meaning it's generally hot and humid throughout the year. However, November to February is considered the most comfortable period to visit. Comfortable, breathable clothing is a must, considering the city's heat. Do remember to carry appropriate attire for visit to temples - shoulders and knees must be covered. The average temperature in Bangkok ranges between 25°C to 35°C, making it a perfect destination for those who love warm weather.

Choosing a Hotel in Bangkok

When it comes to choosing a hotel, consider your preferences and needs.

If you're a culture enthusiast wanting to stay close to key attractions, hotels like The Raweekanlaya Hotel and Arun Residence are excellent options.For foodies, a hotel in Chinatown like Shanghai Mansion will give you easy access to a plethora of street food stalls and seafood restaurants.

If you rely on public transport, consider staying near the MRTs. Hotels like Centara Grand at Central Plaza Ladprao or Asoke Residence Sukhumvit are conveniently located.

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Business travelers may prefer staying in the business district. Hotels like the Banyan Tree Bangkok or the Sukhothai Bangkok are recommended.

If you need to stay close to the airport, Novotel Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport or Amaranth Suvarnabhumi Airport are great options.

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