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Iconic skyscraper city views, Sky Relaxation and Wellness Club
Spacious corner suite views, Saltwater rooftop swimming pool
Authentic Salathip Thai restaurant, Award-winning Chi, The Spa
Sky-high Panorama rooms, Dual infinity swimming pools
Resort-style swimming pools, Legendary riverside heritage
Chao Phraya River panorama, Tropical garden and lap pools
Riverside infinity pool, Signature Cantonese dining
Sky Pool with panoramic views, Chef Man Cantonese restaurant
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Panoramic Bangkok city views, Dual outdoor swimming pools
Panoramic city and river views, Rooftop infinity swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool, Diverse dining and live music
Fourteenth-floor infinity pool, Authentic Cantonese dining at Chef Man
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Large outdoor pool with spa jets, Authentic Streetwise and Klong Gurus
Skyline views from Sky 32, Sky-high infinity pool
Outdoor pool with skyline views, On-site Let's Relax Spa
Elevated rooftop swimming pool, Nostalgic old world charm
Translucent rooftop swimming pool, Umenohana Japanese restaurant
Outdoor saltwater swimming pool, Traditional sauna and herbal steam
Skyline views from the Rooftop Bar, Rooftop salt-water swimming pool
Royal Bangkok Sports Club views, Tropical outdoor swimming pool
Outdoor pool and sundeck, Public all-day dining restaurant
Panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, Authentic Singaporean and Thai dining
Iconic rooftop dining at Vertigo, Outdoor swimming pool and juice bar
Dual outdoor swimming pools, Great Wall Chinese Restaurant
Elevated outdoor swimming pool, Spacious multi-room suites
Premium Corner Room city views, Secluded ninth floor swimming pool
Saltwater swimming pool, Thai fusion at Kwann Restaurant
Sky-high outdoor swimming pool, Diamond-shaped architectural design
Rooftop infinity pool and bar, Modern Thai heritage concept
Lagoon-style swimming pools, Nava riverside dining
Authentic Korean and Italian dining, Modern Thai-inspired suites
Lagoon-style swimming pool, Award-winning Mediterranean dining
Rooftop infinity lap pool, Sky-high contemporary sanctuary
Open-air swimming pool and jacuzzi, World-class rooftop gastronomy
High-floor indoor infinity pool, Contemporary Thai-inspired design
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Arriving in Bangkok is one of the most mesmerising experiences in world travel. Blisteringly hot and completely chaotic, the steaming streets are awash with majestic temples, open-air food stalls and colourful tuk-tuks traversing the constant traffic jams at high speed. An intoxicating mix of old and new sees climate-cooled megamalls nestled next to centuries-old village homes, sacred shrines sharing space with neon-lit strip joints, and street-food vendors serving traditional treats in the shadow of high-rise hotels. As with any major metropolis, first-time tourists are susceptible to scams, so a little pre-arrival research into the most common pitfalls is prudent.
Be it glittering temples, majestic palaces, maddening markets or relaxing river cruises, Bangkok offers its visitors a seemingly endless supply of exciting excursions. Wat Phra Kaew, or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, is a temple of national significance and a major attraction. The vast, magical complex of ornate courtyards and golden walkways includes the majestic Grand Palace, another must-see for first-time visitors. Looming large on the banks of the Chao Phraya River is one of Bangkok’s most recognisable landmarks, Wat Arun. In spite of the throngs of smartphone-wielding tourists, a powerful sense of serenity prevails. Almost as essential is a trip to the spectacular Jim Thompson House, a museum shrouded by jungle which houses a jaw-dropping collection of Asian artefacts. Amongst the largest markets on the planet, Chatuchak is about as surreal as shopping gets; from accessory to antiques, paintings to pets, there’s almost nothing you can’t buy here.
Few cities in the world have an after-dark reputation quite like Bangkok, and yet, as anyone who has spent any time here will tell you, there is so much more to it than the pole-twirling temptresses of Patpong. While depravity till dawn is an option, the city has evolved to become a more sophisticated and dynamic entity where a wider variety of tastes are catered for. Brimming with sky-high cocktail bars, bouncing basement clubs, revitalising spas and exclusive eateries, nightlife in Bangkok is as diverse as it is unforgettable. Backpackers drowning in Tiger Beer abound along the infamous Khao San Road, while locals and farangs alike gather on the bleachers of Ratchadamnoen Stadium for an electrifying evening of traditional Thai boxing. Romantic river cruises are a top choice for couples, while families can see seven centuries of Thai culture condensed into one breath-taking spectacle at performing arts centre, Siam Niramit.
While there are countless opportunities to savour supreme cuisine at sophisticated sushi bars, or gorge on familiar fare at a fast-food franchise, to say you’ve eaten Thai-Style, you have to trade the tablecloth and silverware for chopsticks and a small plastic chair. First-stop for foodies should be Chinatown, where the snaking sois hide a myriad of intriguing eating-options serving barbequed satay with spicy shallots and sugar syrup, amongst other dishes to die for. The Yellow Bridge area has a long-established tradition of classic cuisine where you can sweat it out by the side of a fume-choked street and sample some of the finest cooking on earth. Head to Old Town for a treasure-trove of traditional Thai fare, including spicy green papaya salad. If the waiter is kind, he’ll ask you how spicy—and if you are wise, you’ll answer, “Nit noi”.
You don’t need to spend too long in the Thai capital to realise just how much spending is going on. From futuristic malls to floating markets, this is a city obsessed with shopping. From traditional teak curios to a tailor-made suit, from a vintage bag to a Bugatti Veyron, there simply is nothing you cannot buy (or dream of buying) in Bangkok. Looking for bargains on well-known brands? Head to MBK. Looking for designs so trendy only Japanese teenagers can pull them off? CentralWorld is for you. Have a whole lot of money to spend, or simply want to window-shop in a world where a watch costs more than your house? Try Siam Paragon. Wake up and think, “I want to buy a suit of armour and a shoal of swordfish?” Swing by Chatuchak market. Looking for the latest tech at wallet-friendly prices? Take a tuk tuk to Pantip Plaza.
From glittering riverside resorts to traditional teak guesthouses, towering high-rise hotels to humble backpacker pads, there are thousands of places to lay one’s head after a heavenly day in the city of angels. At the north of the Old City is Banglamphu, a colourful neighbourhood where you’ll find an abundance of accommodation that won’t break the bank. Numerous small hotels have appeared here in recent years to cater for the throngs of partygoers heading to Khao San. Bang Rak abounds with upscale residences, while the area around Lumphini Park is a good bet for something a bit more authentic. Silom and Sukhumvit play host to some of the finest hotels in Bangkok, while Chinatown’s labyrinth of snaking streets conceal a charming hotel or two. If your plane lands late or takes off early, why not avoid any unnecessary stress and spend a night at a hotel near the airport?
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Bangkok, with typical prices around $54 per night based on 4,803,265 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Bangkok are usually highest during May, with typical prices around $71 per night.
Hotel prices in Bangkok usually range from $31 per night to $160 per night, with typical prices around $66 per night.
Hotel prices in Bangkok are typically lowest in October at around $54 per night, rising to around $71 per night in May.
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In Bangkok, you might want to check out The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Centre Point Plus Hotel Pratunam, Admiral Premier Bangkok, Moxy Bangkok Ratchaprasong. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Bangkok, you might want to explore The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Amari Bangkok, Centara Grand at CentralWorld, Grande Centre Point Terminal 21. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Bangkok with your family, you could look at The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Centre Point Plus Hotel Pratunam, VELA Dhi GLOW Pratunam, Admiral Premier Bangkok. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Moxy Bangkok Ratchaprasong, The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, Oakwood Residence Sukhumvit 24 Bangkok, The Salil Hotel Riverside Bangkok could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Bangkok, check out The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Centre Point Plus Hotel Pratunam, VELA Dhi GLOW Pratunam, Amari Bangkok – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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