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Located in Bangkok, Prince Palace Hotel SHA Extra Plus is within a 35-minute drive of Suvarnabhumi Airport and offers a swimming pool and a Jacuzzi. Guests also have exclusive access to the Darawadee Spa and Fitness Center.
Situated in Bangkok, Montien Riverside Hotel offers luxury accommodation and has river views. It also provides a rooftop terrace, an outdoor pool and outdoor tennis courts.
JC Kevin Sathorn Bangkok Hotel provides modern 5-star accommodation in Bangkok. Guests also have exclusive access to the Anantara Spa and Fitness Center.
Metropole Bangkok is set in Bangkok and is a short walk from Khlong Tan Railway Station. It also features a sauna, a Jacuzzi and an outdoor pool.
Offering 5-star modern accommodation with free Wi-Fi, AVANI Atrium Bangkok also provides a complimentary shuttle service to and from the nearby Phetchaburi MRT Station every hour. Popular facilities, such as a swimming pool and a sauna, ensure a satisfying stay in Bangkok.
Situated a short stroll from Surasak BTS Station, Ramada Plaza Menam Riverside Hotel Bangkok offers guests a convenient base while visiting Bangkok. It also features a gym, an outdoor pool and a Jacuzzi.
Featuring a roof garden, a swimming pool and a Finnish sauna, Prince Suites Residence Managed by Prince Palace is a deluxe place to stay in Bangkok. It also offers a plunge pool, an all-inclusive meal plan and a Jacuzzi.
Strategically located in the middle of the city, this 5-star hotel makes for an excellent base in Bangkok. It also offers free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool and massage services.
Awarded the 2021 Top Hotel in Bangkok by Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards, the luxurious lebua at State Tower is home to one of the highest rooftop bar in the world with stunning views of the city. This modern property is ideally located in Silom and is within walking distance of Saphan Taksin BTS Station.
This comfortable hotel in Samut Prakan provides complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as an outdoor pool and a 24-hour reception. It also features rooms with either a private terrace or balcony where guests can admire views of the city.
Cheapest month: | November |
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Most expensive month: | January |
Average price in Bangkok: | €69/night |
Cheapest price found: | €3/night |
Cheapest day: | Wednesday |
Most expensive day: | Sunday |
Best prices found by HotelsCombined users in the past 24 hours.
Modern mega malls sit alongside historic village homes in Bangkok, where it’s a joy to get lost amongst the maze of street markets, religious temples, skyscrapers and full-flavoured food stalls. From the legendary backpacker haven of Khao San Road to the traditional charms of Chinatown and Banglamphu, the buzzing energy and beautiful contradictions in Bangkok will ensure an exciting stay from beginning to end.
Among Bangkok’s chaotic streets lies an array of peaceful Buddhist temples, revered for both their historic significance and exotic beauty. Two of the city’s most famous landmarks are the dazzling Grand Palace and golden Wat Phra Kaew temple, while the world-famous 46-metre-long reclining Buddha, among other interesting artefacts, is housed in Wat Pho.
Exploring one of the atmospheric night markets, found throughout the city, is a memorable Bangkok experience. For an array of vintage fashion, furniture and collectables, head to Rot Fai Market. If you’re looking for knock-off brands to take home, then Patpong Night Market is the place to go.
Vibrant flavours permeate the air in Bangkok, as its legendary street food is a low-cost and delicious way to sample Thailand’s local culture. Spend an evening snacking on local favourites such as barbecued seafood, roasted chestnuts and dim sum at Chinatown’s Yaowarat neighbourhood, or stroll along Charoen Krung Road for fragrant noodles, steamed dumplings and roasted duck.
A popular attraction throughout the year, Chatuchak Weekend Market is one of the world’s largest markets and is sure to impress even the most seasoned shopper. Navigate your way through the maze of alleyways to find the category of goods organised into sections, from fashion to homewares, food and even pets. Be sure to arrive early to beat the crowds (and the sizzling heat).
Getting Around
With two international airports, Suvarnabhumi Airport and Don Mueang International Airport, travellers can easily reach Bangkok from anywhere in the world. The quickest and easiest way to travel to Bangkok’s famous sights in the inner city is on the BTS Skytrain and Underground (MRT), while express boats and river taxis on Chao Phraya River offer access to the historic floating markets and riverside attractions. For shorter distances, motorbike taxis are an exhilarating way to get around the city, while tuk-tuks offer a memorable experience you won’t find at home.
Our travellers prefer to stay in places like Lat Phrao, Thon Buri, and Bang Kapi while in Bangkok.
Prince Palace Hotel is a very popular hotel in Bangkok, with a score of 7.4 from 3,645 reviews. Montien Riverside Hotel (8.3 from 350 reviews) and Jc Kevin Sathorn Bangkok Hotel (8.9 from 42 reviews) are also highly rated Bangkok hotels based on recent feedback from HotelsCombined users.
A good hotel close to Thanon Khao San is Riva Surya Bangkok (rated 9.1/10 from 659 reviews).
The most popular hotel near Terminal 21 is Avani Atrium Bangkok, with 1,260 HotelsCombined users scoring it 8.4/10.
901 HotelsCombined reviews of Mercure Bangkok Makkasan score it 8.2/10, making it a highly recommended hotel near Pratunam.
The average price of a hotel in Bangkok is €56 per night, based on the last 3 days’ data. The average price of a 4-star hotel in Bangkok around is €60 per night, whereas for a 5-star hotel it’s €132 per night.
HotelsCombined users have found cheap hotels in Bangkok starting from €6 per night in the last 3 days. This coming weekend (20 May to 22 May), prices can start from as low as €6/night.
Bangkok hotels start at €8 for tonight; however, the average price of accommodation is about €54. Many 4-star stays can be found in Bangkok tonight, with prices starting at €16. These prices were found on HotelsCombined within the last 72 hours.
When you book Bangkok hotels, you will find yourself in a city that is a real treat for foodies. Loosen up your belt and sample some of the dishes in areas such as Thonglor, with upmarket restaurants and bars serving everything from Italian to Thai. Try the famous Ministry Of Crab or 57th Street for some traditional meals that are served in high-end style. Hotels in the Thonglor area such as Grand Centre Point will place you amongst many choice eateries. Bangkok is known for street food, and the suburb of Yaowarat is great to experience the Chinatown of Bangkok, where restaurants line the streets. Arawana Express Hotel is based in the heart of this busy neighbourhood.
When booking hotels in Bangkok that are family friendly, you want to choose areas with many attractions and good public transport. Consider The Riverside suburb, and stay at the ibis Hotel to be placed close to the Skytrain, to take you out for day trips around the city. Trips on the river are always fun for kids, and they will enjoy the shopping centres of Siam close by. See the impressive Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew temple for architecture at its finest, or visit the Asiatique Night Market, with over 1,500 stalls, street food vendors and a Ferris wheel that lights up the night. The historical region of Rattanakosin is surrounded by canals and filled with temples and other fun sights. Book into Chakrabongse Villas to be centrally located. Take kids to Madame Tussauds, in Siam, or visit the Siam Amazing Park, which is filled with water-based activities and fun. The Mercure in Bangkok is a great base to be near Siam.
The city has something for everyone, and you cannot go wrong when booking Bangkok accommodation in areas like Siam (the shopping destination) or the Chatuchak region. Here, you can enjoy the Weekend Market and the Or Tor Kor Market, with stalls for shopping and food supplies as well as on-the-go eating. The Reno Hotel will offer great comfort while being close to both areas. Visit the Royal Barges Museum for interesting old boats in Thonburi; see Wat Pho, one of the oldest temples in Phra Nakhon; or take a khlong tour along the rivers, to see how the older generations lived in wooden huts on stilts. Base yourself in hotels with easy access to all these sites, such as Prince Palace or Eastin Grand.
You have endless choices when looking for a fun holiday in Bangkok – and the great part is, most areas can be reached easily with modern public transportation. Impressive bars are a huge part of the Bangkok nightlife, and the Sky Bar, at 63 storeys high, is well worth a visit. The National Museum in the city showcases art and artefacts, and Lumpini Park is a huge urban oasis based right in the middle of the city. Take in the culture and spirituality and let the bustling streets take you on adventures, with sights and wonders around every corner. Hotels in central Bangkok, such as the Golden Tulip, are the way to go to stay in the vibrant heart of the action.