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Timber Hostel
4.5/575 Reviews
Siam
About 10 min walk fr BTS Ratchathewi. Many food options along the way, rests and traditional food stores. 7-11 on d corner. Super clean, kind hosts and staff. I cooked fried eggs and toasts every morninG. Big ref. They have pantry supply, free water, laundry area, nice living area. Each floor with lots of sink, toilets and nice showers. The room is small so cannot really take in much luggage. Linens are clean, beds w curtains. Access/keycard for 24 hr access o property. They will keep your baggage free for a day , then charges may apply for succeeding days depending on your length of stay. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Bangkok City Suite
4/5290 Reviews
Siam
The hotel in the photo looks better. The main plus is a included breakfast. Normal, mostly Thai food. For those who are European-sold cruissans, toasts, a mixture of margarine with oil, jams, eyelashes and sausages. Breakfast can be served. The main minus is very noisy at night. The hotel is next to the track, with the track on two sides, the movement is 24-hour. The first night almost didn't sleep. The second night I already bought silicone beruchi. The second minus- number was on the third floor and the constant smell of cigarettes from the in-frequent ventilation, very strong, felt it even through sleep, rose in the morning with nausea. I saw that next to the outdoor air conditioner box - there was a bunch of bulls. Smoking and throw from the top floor. Bathroom with the bathroom, but I assure you to take the bath wish you will definitely not arise in it. The furniture is rusty and you will look at the ceiling covered with a plaster. The black plaster has grown and on the clutch in the bathroom. The location is normal for taxi use. No cafes nearby, not least restaurants. As compensation - cafe at a hotel with free rum service. I unlikely to choose this hotel. TK hotel is needed for a comfortable accommodation. And here with this just didn't develop because of the 24-hour very strong noise of the road and the eternal smell of cigarettes from the in-flow ventilation.
Bangkok Midtown Hotel
4.4/599 Reviews
Siam
Baiyoke excels on its hotel services. This little hotel gem is greatly convenient. Centrally located for business meetings, shopping, hospitals and quick links to riversides, China Town and Indian Quarters and two Bangkok airports. Hotel is decorated in while minimal but gives a completeness feeling. No fuzzy decor items. Facilities functional well. Staff super attentive and professional. Food is 5 stars in authenticity, flavors and presentations. Highly recommended for convention meetings as well as stay for pleasure and tourism. Couples. Families. Solo. Business travellers. Small down points. Hotel in next to busy intersections so you hear street noises in your rooms minimally. Windows in my room 233 are half tinted to block less pretty views of shophouse buildings very nearby. Not to the point of making you feel claustrophobic but could make you a bit uncomfortable. I am ok with it considering the tight space where the hotel is. (Land is gold!!!!)
Bangkok Oasis Hotel
4/543 Reviews
Siam
This was the first place we stayed in Bangkok and it was a disappointment. We booked since it looked good on line and was discounted. We thought we were getting a deal but no way. The cost was reflective of the quality. Also anything ”extra” had a cost attached to it including drinking water! There was a list on the back of the door detailing all the things you would be charged for if the room was damaged in any way including things like soiled sheets...No customer service understanding by the staff encountered at all. Provided only one thin towel per person. No nearby services and a bit of a walk to transit through neighborhoods that were uncomfortable to be walking when alone. No food nearby and the restaurant didn't open until later in the day. There was noise late into the evening as well. It was clean, and cheap but not welcoming. We moved the next day and forfeited the additional 2 days we had booked.
Dhevi Bangkok Hotel
4.4/591 Reviews
Siam
A beautifully decorated very stylish unique hotel, very friendly staff, spotlessly clean with a super comfortable huge bed in a lovely en suite room We highly recommend this lovely place we had a wonderful stay, amazing decor, a very relaxed vibe. The Devi is a sanctuary away from the hustle bustle but within walking distance of shops bars and eateries, very cheap taxis to all the main attractions. Excellent restaurant menu.
Loogchoob Homestay
4.7/512 Reviews
Khaosan Road
My personal experience was very good. The first day was delayed because the plane was delayed, and after I landed, I was delayed for a long time to get the visa on arrival. I originally planned to arrive at 18:25, but it didn’t arrive until 22:00. The store has been waiting for us without urging. After we arrived, we were very enthusiastic, and we checked in very well. The landlord and grandma led us to the room personally and explained everything. She also asked us if we can arrange the itinerary. If there is no arrangement, she will introduce it and she is very attentive. I did some introductions around it. It’s super sweet... The room is large and comfortable. Although it doesn’t provide breakfast, there is free coffee, milk and bread every morning. My mother and I think it’s enough...Anyway , My mother and I live very comfortable, satisfied, and feel at home. If I go next time, I will still choose here...

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Guide for Travelling in Bangkok

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.

Don't be surprised if you see more gold in Bangkok than anywhere else. It's home to the world's largest solid gold Buddha statue, weighing a whopping 5.5 tons.

Top Attractions in Bangkok

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.

Weather and What to Wear

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.

For luxury seekers, the Mandarin Oriental or The Siam offer opulent experiences. On the other hand, if you're on a budget, consider hostels like The Yard Hostel or Lub d Bangkok Silom.

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.

And for those seeking Instagrammable spots, look no further than the quirky Bangkok Tree House or the stylish SO/ Bangkok.

Remember, the best hotel for you depends on what you want out of your Bangkok experience. Plan wisely to make the most of your time in this magnificent city.

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