Browse Bangkok Hotels, Thailand

1.) Bangkok Airport Hotels

Bangkok's Don Muang Airport is about 24 kilometers north of the heart of the city. Its two terminals accomodates an average of 25 million different kinds of local and international travelers anually. Within the vicinity are several facilities and services travelers may enjoy and take advantage of such as duty-free shopping areas, foreign currency exchange service, car rental service, and mobile phone rental service.

2.) Bangna Hotels

Only 20 minutes from the Skytrain (BTS) station On Nut, Bangna is considered a prime area of Bangkok due to its rapid commercial and industrial growth over recent years. It has just about everything to please even the most discerning city dwellers and travellers. You can go shopping at one of Asia's largest shopping malls (Seacon Square), or visit the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC).

3.) Chinatown Hotels

Very country has it's own version of China Town but Bangkok's is a place to look forward to in terms of shopping and Chinese traditions and culture experience. Since the early 1780's, the mornings and entire afternoons are the best times to spend here. One can do temples tour which includes Buddhist, Taoist, Chinese, Sikh and other shrines. Shopping is also great as there are several products to buy such as food, clothing, electronics, hardware, audio, and a lot more. Great Chinese and Thai restaurants are also abound the streets from fancy indoor dining areas to open-air stalls along with several streetside stalls for roasted chestnuts, Chinese herbs, and the like.

4.) Pratunam Hotels

Bangkok's clothes shop haven, Pratunam Market is indeed the largest market in the country for several and different kinds of clothing merchandise from simple shirts to whatever not branded outfit you are looking for. Shoppers, both Thai local and foreign, are encouraged to strike reasonable bargains with the vendors as this practice is quite common in any stalls be it along the streets or inside the covered areas.

5.) Ratchadaphisek Hotels

Ratchadapisek is in the north of Bangkok parallel to Viphavadi Rangsit Road from Ladprao to Soi Asoke Sukhumvit 21. Within this area is the Thai Cultural Center along with several leading department stores; as well as a wide selection of entertainment venues such as Rachada Soi 4, which houses several bars and pubs, and on seasonal themed parks with exciting and adventurous rides like the rollercoaster. Ratchadapisek also serves as a road transportation access to the eastern side of Thailand.

6.) Riverside Hotels

Bangkok's Chao Phraya River has long been enchanting both local and international travelers with its all day activities from taxi boats transporting volume of passengers to and from work, rice barges loaded with several merchandise and goods, and of course locally operated cruise boats gently lulling and touring travelers and locals to the the glitz and glamour of Thailand at night amidst the backdrop of stunning temples and dancing lights. The riverside is paved with several prestigious hotels which includes the Mandarin Oriental and Shangri-La. Within the vicinity lies Sanam Luang, the political capital of Bangkok, where several historic landmarks and building such as the Grand Palace are located. This area has always maintained its "old Bangkok" ambiance for a better feel.

7.) Siam Square Hotels

If you have a really long list, Siam area is a start-off place to go shopping! This serves as the initial target destination for the shopaholics with its plethora of malls and huge departments stores and several hundreds of mazing small shops at street level. Siam Square directly below the Central or Siam Station of the BTS Sky Train caters to the young crowd looking for bargain yet highly fashionable clothings and accessories. Crossing the street to the other side is Siam Center which is interconnected with high-end shopping malls namely Siam Discovery and Siam Paragon for branded merchandise. Moving pass Siam Discovery is the ever-famous Mahboonkrong (MBK) shopping center below the National Stadium Station BTS Sky Train. MBK houses a couple of hundreds more of small stalls selling several and different kinds of goods at bargain prices from clothes, accessories, to electronics.

8.) Silom Hotels

Silom is a smaller Bangkok version of the city's central business area with its modern office buildings housing international businesses and proliferation of banks and fine hotels for tourists. Its streets are lined with all day small shopping stalls and great choices of restaurants, pubs, and clubs. The famous Patpong area is also found at Silom where one can enjoy a colorful night life.

9.) Sukhumvit Hotels

The Sukhumvit Road is a long stretch of several and different kinds of hotels and accommodations, great restaurants, pubs and clubs, and high-rise business and residential buildings. The BTS Sky Train runs along this road thus the name, Sukhumvit Line in Bangkok. This road as well is a 400-kilometer extension run across the eastern seaboard through Pattaya up to Trat at the Cambodian border. Sukhumvit road intersects several smaller side streets called Soi (Thai word meaning small street) which are mostly residential.

10.) Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotels

Suvarnabhumi Airport, also known as (New) Bangkok International Airport. (pronounced: suwanapoom) is the international airport serving Bangkok, Thailand. The airport is located in Racha Thewa in Bang Phli district, Samut Prakan Province, about 25 km east of Bangkok. The name Suvarnabhumi was chosen by King Bhumibol Adulyadej and refers to the ancient kingdom hypothesized to have been located somewhere in Southeast Asia.