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Discover the best hotels in Bangkok, from luxury to budget-friendly stays, in top areas like Sukhumvit for shopping and nightlife, Siam for attractions and malls, Silom for business and dining, the Riverside for scenic river views, and the Old City (Rattanakosin) for cultural landmarks and heritage sites, perfect for every travel style.
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Dusit Thani Bangkok
"Had a wonderful stay! The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Great location and excellent service. Highly recommended! W"
dusitD2 Samyan Bangkok
"Comfy Room & Nice staff ! My kind of hotel room design with very comfortable bed, speedy check in and out. Didn’t use the swimming pool. The hotel is not next to metro or bts, but there is shuttle to stations when going out. Will choose this hotel again for next time."
GLINT Siam Bangkok Hotel
"Services of the hotel is super, a great infinity pool and super good breakfast & coffee served. But location, u need to walk over a bridge to reach Siam Centre, if u are a lady traveller returning back at nite, have to be careful. But overall Thai people are very polite & helpful. Be ware of beggars that could give u a fright from no where."
Bangkok City Rama 9 Hotel
"Tried the family room which is quite spacious n clean… if any issue is the toilet which the shower will keep the toilet wet.. location is a plus"
Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium
"Addressed to Jon Warmington, the General Manager I recently stayed at Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium room 842 from 27 May to 1 June and would like to share some feedback regarding my experience. First and foremost, I would like to emphasize that I genuinely enjoyed my stay. The hotel, facilities, and the majority of the team members provided excellent service, and overall I had a pleasant experience. In fact, I am not the type of guest who frequently raises complaints. During my travels, I spend very little time in my hotel room. Most of my day is spent outside the property, and my interaction with the hotel is generally limited to breakfast and sleeping. As such, it takes a significant issue for me to feel compelled to formally raise a concern. The first issue relates to breakfast. During my stay, I invited a Muslim friend to join me for breakfast. He entered the restaurant with me but did not consume any food because he was unable to find suitable options that met his dietary requirements. While I acknowledge that I did not raise this directly with the restaurant team at the time, I was surprised when Reception later informed me that they had verified that my friend had taken breakfast. From my perspective, entering the restaurant should not automatically be considered as consuming breakfast when no food was actually taken. Nevertheless, I have decided to let this matter rest and move on. The second issue is far more serious and is the primary reason for this email. On my final night at the hotel, I was expecting a visitor. However, Reception did not contact me to verify whether I was expecting anyone before allowing my visitor access to the guest floors. Instead, my visitor was simply directed to my room and arrived at my door unannounced. Having worked within the Accor group for approximately 15 years as a Duty Manager in Singapore, I am very familiar with hotel operational procedures, guest privacy standards, and security protocols. It has always been my understanding that when a visitor arrives for an in-house guest, Reception should first contact the guest to obtain authorization before granting access to the room floors. While my visitor was indeed expected on this occasion, Reception had no way of knowing that without contacting me first. Had the visitor not been known to me, this could have resulted in a serious security and privacy issue. In my professional opinion, allowing a visitor direct access to a guest room without prior verification is unacceptable and falls short of the standards expected from an Accor property. What further disappointed me was the handling of the matter after I raised my concern. I wish to be clear that I am not seeking compensation of any kind. My concern is not financial. Rather, I expect an appropriate resolution and acknowledgement of the seriousness of the issue. Simply being told "sorry" was not sufficient given the nature of the security lapse. The alternatives presented to me by the Night Manager were also, in my view, unreasonable. One option was for me to move to another room on my final night. Considering that I was due to check out the following morning, I found this solution impractical and disruptive. Being asked to pack my belongings and relocate because of an issue that was not caused by me did not seem to be an appropriate resolution. I was also informed that a Reception Manager would speak with me. However, I was unable to wait indefinitely for the manager's arrival. As a guest who was raising a legitimate concern, I do not believe I should have been expected to delay my evening plans or remain available for an uncertain period of time. Furthermore, I was scheduled to leave the hotel at 7:00 AM the next morning in order to arrive at the airport early for my flight. For these reasons, I felt that the issue was not properly addressed during my stay, which is why I am bringing it directly to your attention. I am raising this matter not only as a guest but also"
S3 Siam Bangkok Hotel
"The location is not very good a bit far from the shops about 15 minutes walk. The room too samll. the rooftop very small on the photos shows big. no coffee no soap no tooth brush in the room you need to go to the reception in the 8th floor."
Karaarom Hotel
"Stayed 2 nights in the Deluxe Room. Spacious, clean and cozy design. One con: the raised bed platform can be slightly inconvenient and miss step. Roomy bathroom with bathtub. Toothbrush/toothpaste available upon request. Breakfast was limited but decent. Staff were friendly and polite. 10-minute walk to BTS Thonglor, with 7-Eleven nearby and Preme Spa within walking distance. Overall, a comfortable stay with good location and thoughtful design. Worth considering."
Graph Hotels
"A very fantastic stay in Bangkok! The staff is very nice and the view is quite nice and lovely."
VELA be Bangkok Siam
"Location is very strategic, ~10mins walk to Siam Center which is connected the rest of other Siam buildings! The staff moves fast, so waiting time wasn’t a problem at all, and speak good enough English to communicate well! The breakfast is mid, but for this price range, it’s more than acceptable. Room is very clean and amenities were available."
Where to Stay in Bangkok
Find the best area in Bangkok for your stay
Sukhumvit
A lively stretch filled with high-end shopping centres, rooftop bars, and global cuisines, connected by the BTS Skytrain.
- Conveniently connected by the BTS Skytrain with endless dining, cafés, and nightlife options.
- ideal for travellers who want everything on their doorstep.
- Asok BTS Station / Sukhumvit MRT Station — a key interchange on Sukhumvit Road
- SQ Boutique Hotel (Sukhumvit Asok), a boutique-style hotel on Sukhumvit Road, perfectly situated near both the Skytrain and MRT at the Asok junction.
Rachadapisek
Authentic Bangkok, free from tourist markups, featuring the iconic Jodd Fairs night market.
- Must-try foodie hits at Jodd Fairs Night Market
- Photogenic neon signs
- Easy access to the city centre via the MRT
Suvarnabhumi Airport/Bang Na
Enjoy immediate access to Suvarnabhumi Airport, with a focus on comfort, efficiency, and transit-friendly stays
- Close to airport terminals
- Wide range of airport hotels
- 24-hour transport services
Silom/Sathorn
By day, it’s Bangkok’s financial hub; by night, it’s a buzzing nightlife district home to the Patpong market.
- Lumpini Park is within walking distance
- Fine dining restaurants and rooftop bars
- Within easy walking distance of BTS Sala Daeng and MRT Silom
Siam
The shopping heart of Bangkok, home to three of the city's largest malls in one block and a central transport hub.
- Close to Siam Paragon, Central World and MBK Center
- Switching between the two BTS lines at Siam station
- SEA LIFE Aquarium and world-class food courts
Pratunam Market
Bangkok's fashion bargain hub packed with wholesale stores, street markets, and budget-friendly stays.
- Just steps away from Platinum Fashion Mall and Pratunam Market, with easy access to Ratchathewi BTS Station.
- budget-friendly hotels.
- Ratchathewi BTS Station — within easy walking distance of the bustling Pratunam shopping area.
- The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, recognised as a luxury or high-end hotel in Pratunam
Don Muang Airport/Impact
A prime spot for international events and regional travel, perfect for those heading to concerts or catching early flights.
- Enjoy direct access to the IMPACT Muang Thong Thani exhibition halls
- A short 15-minute journey to Don Mueang International Airport (DMK)
- Surrounded by large-scale outlet shopping and event hotels
Chatuchak
Situated on the outskirts of Nonthaburi, offering seamless access to the world’s most famous weekend market and central rail links.
- Direct MRT links to the stalls at Chatuchak Market
- Perfectly located near Bang Sue Grand Station (Krung Thep Aphiwat)
- Vibrant urban energy with plenty of street food options
Khaosan Road
The legendary backpacker street, home to hostels, bars, and within walking distance of the main temples.
- The Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun are nearby
- Hostels and street food at the lowest prices
- A non-stop, day-and-night atmosphere
Riverside
The most prestigious hotels in Bangkok, set along the banks of the Chao Phraya with stunning views of the river and the city's skyscrapers.
- Mandarin Oriental, Shangri-La, Peninsula
- ICONSIAM — South-East Asia's largest shopping centre
- River taxis to the Grand Palace and Wat Arun
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ROYS Hotel Bangkok
"A stunning and spotless hotel with excellent service. Extremely romantic and private—ideal for couples. The soundproofing is great, and we slept soundly all night. Highly recommended, and we will definitely stay here again"
Mövenpick BDMS Wellness Resort Bangkok
"It was amazing staying there. They have shuttle bus every hours to take the guests to Central Chitlom and chocolate buffet 2-3pm. All the service and staffs are amazing. Worth the money!"
Kromo Bangkok, Curio Collection by Hilton
"New hotel with interesting cute hip design features…check in staffs were good. BUT .. 1. Airconditioning - hotel aircon switches off by itself when noone is in room. So when you come back from a very HOT day in bkk, you will not be able to enjoy a cooling room that one desperately needs. Need to wait at least 10-15min for room to cool down. I got engineer to deactivate this auto shutdown feature but still the room was warm everytime i entered … This is most sad cause otherwise the room is very good. 2. Breakfast - not buffet. One starter (croissant, salad, yogurt etc), then one main (full bkfast, thai noodles etc). Was unpleasantly surprised by this cause most competitor hotels would supply hearty full buffet bkfast which i normally enjoy. 3. Location - in between two bts stations. So expect to walk at least 600m either way. Traffic infron of hotel Was … sukhumvit nightmare as usual."
Millennium Hilton Bangkok
"I had a fantastic stay at this hotel and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Bangkok. One of the standout features is its riverside location and the complimentary shuttle boat service, which makes crossing the river both convenient and enjoyable. It adds a unique touch to the experience and offers a wonderful way to see the city from a different perspective. A highlight of my stay was visiting the Three Sixty Rooftop Bar. The panoramic views of Bangkok's skyline and the Chao Phraya River are absolutely breathtaking, especially in the evening when the city lights begin to sparkle. It's the perfect place to relax after a day of sightseeing, enjoy the atmosphere, and take in some of the best views Bangkok has to offer. I would also like to give special recognition to Waan and Tim for their outstanding hospitality. Their service was warm, attentive, and professional throughout the evening. They took great care of us, made excellent recommendations, and ensured that everything was perfect from start to finish. The cocktails they prepared were not only delicious but also beautifully presented, making the experience even more memorable. The combination of excellent service, stunning river views, convenient transportation, and a relaxing atmosphere made this stay truly special. Whether you're visiting Bangkok for business or leisure, this hotel offers a wonderful experience that is both comfortable and memorable. Thank you to Waan, Tim, and the entire team for such a great experience. I will definitely return on my next visit to Bangkok and look forward to enjoying those incredible rooftop views again."
LNN of Yunduo Hotel
"This newly renovated hotel boasts a charming Chinese-inspired decor throughout, and its location is quite convenient. Being a new establishment, everything feels fresh and new, making it a great place to stay with a very pleasant experience. The owner is also very friendly and chatty, and the front desk staff all speak Chinese, so you can easily communicate any needs. The hotel also offers complimentary shuttle service to the subway station."
Twin Towers Hotel
"I am very thankful to the staff, especially 'New', for assisting us during our stay. The service was kind and helpful, and the facilities were comfortable and convenient. We appreciated the smooth check-in process and the support provided whenever we needed assistance. Overall, we had a pleasant stay and felt well taken care of. Thank you for the warm hospitality."
Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok
"The room were spacious though we don’t think the lounge was worth it as it lacked dining options. Morning breakfast at the lobby can be quite crowded and chaotic. The restaurant manager were cold and indifferent though most servers were friendly. The fried eggs and omelette were a big disappointments as they tasted soggy and bad. Quality of the food is average. While most of the front line staff are friendly, the golf cart driver left us alone several times outside of the hotel, leaving us in the dark. The room were refurbished but some minor issues include uneven wooden floors which you can see the floors in the room are quite dated and rotten. The bathroom facilities were a major disappointment as the shower head and shower tap fall down twice, which could pose eminent safety hazards to guests. Beddings are okay but the delivery of services are quite slow."
Four Points by Sheraton Bangkok Ploenchit Sukhumvit
"Overall, we had a really good stay here! The hotel was exceptionally clean and the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. The only downside was the pillows, which weren't very comfortable. Other than that, everything was perfect and we would definitely stay again!"
ARNI HER Ladies Hotel (Female Only)
"It takes about 5–8 minutes to walk from the MRT station to the hostel. There is a 7-Eleven at the entrance of the alley. It’s a women-only hostel, but there are also private rooms available. From this station, it’s not too far to get to Chatuchak."
Pullman Bangkok Hotel G
An Accor hotel in the Silom business district with modern design, a pool and a spa — just minutes from BTS Chong Nonsi.
Eastin Grand Hotel Phayathai
"Excellent location. Just 3mins walk from Airport Rail. I arrived 0630 and they can arrange a room for me at 8am. Staffs are polite and nice. Will definitely stay here next time."
Royal Benja Hotel - Family Friendly Hotel
"I had a pleasant stay at this hotel. The rooms are spacious, giving plenty of room to relax and feel comfortable. One of the highlights is the lobby—it’s very big, open, and welcoming, making a great first impression upon arrival. Overall, a comfortable place to stay, especially if you appreciate wide, open spaces."
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Bangkok
Discover the charm of Bangkok by staying near its iconic landmarks.
Erawan Shrine
Stay in the heart of Bangkok’s business district, right next to a famous shrine where you can witness traditional dance offerings.
Khao San Road
A lively street known for its nightlife, food stalls, bars, and backpackers. Guests can explore markets, enjoy cuisine, and experience Bangkok’s energy.
The Grand Palace
Hotels near The Grand Palace Bangkok offer easy access to iconic landmarks like Wat Pho and Wat Arun, with options ranging from luxury riverside stays to cosy budget hotels in the city's historic heart.
Nana Plaza
Located in central Bangkok, this nightlife complex brings together bars and entertainment venues. The surrounding area is filled with restaurants and hotels.
Chao Phraya River
Set along the Chao Phraya River, hotels nearby offer scenic waterfront views and easy access to temples, river cruises, and cultural landmarks.
Saen Saep
Staying near the Saen Saep Canal places guests in a lively waterside area with convenient boat connections to shopping districts and cultural landmarks.
Chulalongkorn University
Choose a hotel near Thailand’s oldest university — a leafy campus, cosy cafes, and within walking distance of the Siam district and Lumphini Park.
SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World
Choose a hotel by a green oasis in the city centre — the perfect spot for a morning jog and a break from the city bustle.
Wat Arun
Explore the stunning Temple of Dawn on the Chao Phraya River and stay at nearby riverside hotels offering luxurious comfort and easy access to Bangkok’s temples.
Bangkok Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
220V/Type A/B/C/O
Exchange Rate
1 GBP ≈ 44.76 THB
Local Payment
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Current Weather
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Bangkok Hotel Guide: Where to Stay in Bangkok?
Bangkok is Thailand’s lively capital, known for its colourful temples, bustling markets and vibrant street life. The city blends ancient traditions with modern skyscrapers, offering a diverse experience in culture, shopping and dining. Golden palaces, riverside views and tropical gardens create a unique atmosphere. Let’s explore the best areas to stay in Bangkok and enjoy this fascinating city.
Best Places to Stay in Bangkok
Siam
Central and convenient for first-time visitors, with great shopping and BTS access.
- Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok: Price from £246. Family-friendly luxury hotel near top malls, with excellent service, pools, spa, and great dining.
- Novotel Bangkok on Siam Square: Price from £95. Centrally located near top malls, with spa, pool, delicious breakfast, and friendly staff.
Sukhumvit
Vibrant nightlife, modern vibe, and excellent transport links.
- Carlton Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit: Price from £103. Central Sukhumvit location with spa, pool, spacious rooms, great dining, and exceptional, attentive service.
- Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit: Price from £133. Prime Sukhumvit location with elegant rooms, rooftop dining, luxury spa, and exceptional personalised service.
Bangkok Riverside
Quiet area with stunning river views and historical sites nearby.
- Shangri-La Bangkok: Price from £125. Riverside location with spacious rooms, fantastic views, diverse dining, luxury spa, and exceptional service.
- Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok: Price from £40. Central location near BTS and MRT, spacious rooms, friendly staff, and excellent breakfast with diverse choices.
Getting to and Around Bangkok
The Grand Palace
Bangkok is well connected to the world, with two main airports welcoming international travellers. Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) handles most long-haul flights, while Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) serves many regional and budget airlines.
- Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK): Located about 21 miles (34 km) east of the city centre, this is Bangkok’s largest and busiest airport. It handles most international long-haul flights and many regional connections. The airport is well connected to the city via the Airport Rail Link, taxis, and buses.
- Don Mueang International Airport (DMK): Situated about 15 miles (24 km) north of central Bangkok, this is one of the world’s oldest operating airports. It mainly serves low-cost carriers and regional flights, particularly within Asia. Transport options include taxis, buses, and train services to the city.
Want to start your trip to Bangkok with ease? Booking a hotel near the airport with a shuttle service can make all the difference. It’s perfect for late-night arrivals or early flights, giving you more time and energy to enjoy the city’s vibrant sights, markets, and cuisine.
| Hotel Name | Estimated Price | Distance from Airport (BKK) | Shuttle Service Info |
From £103 | 1.2 miles | Free airport transfers: No reservation required | |
From £31 | 12.1 miles | Business hours: [Mon - Sun] 06:00-22:00 Free airport shuttle: Reservations required Contact the hotel at least 1 Day(s) in advance to make a reservation. |
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Once in the city, getting around is easy thanks to an extensive public transport network. Bangkok offers a wide variety of transport options for exploring the city. Visitors can choose from modern rail systems like the BTS Skytrain and MRT, water-based transport along the Chao Phraya River, and traditional vehicles such as tuk-tuks. Taxis, ride-hailing apps, buses, and motorbike taxis also provide convenient ways to get around.
Main transport in Bangkok:
- BTS Skytrain: Elevated rail network covering key city areas, fast and reliable.
- MRT (Mass Rapid Transit): Underground rail system connecting central and outer districts.
- Airport Rail Link: Direct train service from Suvarnabhumi Airport to central Bangkok.
- Taxis: Widely available and metered, but can be delayed by traffic.
- Ride-Hailing Apps: Services like Grab and Bolt for car or motorbike rides.
- Motorbike Taxis: Quick option for short trips, especially during rush hour.
- Chao Phraya Express Boat: Scenic travel along the Chao Phraya River.
- Khlong Boats: Canal boats offering a local travel experience.
- Buses: Budget-friendly but slower due to traffic.
- Tuk-Tuks: Iconic three-wheeled vehicles for short, local journeys.
Find More to Match Your Travel Style
Riverside Tranquillity & Scenic Views
- Elegant riverside resort with superb restaurants and bars → Mandarin Oriental Bangkok (Price from £403)
- Luxury stay with river views & convenient location → The Peninsula Bangkok (Price from £193)
Shopping & City Buzz
- Central location near Siam’s top malls → Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok (Price from £246)
- Modern comfort steps from Terminal 21 → Carlton Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit (Price from £103)
Chic Rooftop & Nightlife Vibes
- Stylish stay with rooftop bar in Sukhumvit → Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit (Price from £133)
- Art Deco hotel near nightlife & BTS → Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok (Price from £155)
Wat Arun
Bangkok Hotels Booking Tips
- Book early (3–6 months ahead) for peak seasons like Songkran (April), Christmas, New Year, or Chinese New Year.
- Check event dates: Big festivals (e.g. Loy Krathong, International Motor Expo) can cause higher prices and limited availability.
- Save with deals: New Trip.com users can enjoy up to 8% off hotel bookings.
- Stay smart: Consider areas like Riverside or Sukhumvit for great transport links and better value than Siam or Silom.
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FAQ – Hotels in Bangkok
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What is the average price of a hotel in Bangkok this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Bangkok this weekend is £56 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £110 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Bangkok this weekend typically cost £231 per night.
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How much do hotels in Bangkok cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Bangkok during weekdays is £55 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £107 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Bangkok generally cost £228 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Bangkok?
Some of the best places to stay in Bangkok are near popular attractions like Erawan Shrine, Khao San Road and The Grand Palace, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best hotels for couples in Bangkok?
Couples visiting Bangkok have highly rated stays at Sweetloft Hotel Don Muang (from £14) Other popular choices for couples in Bangkok include Romance Hotel Srinakarin (from £14) and Sweety Secret Cake Guesthouse (from £13).
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Bangkok?
Families visiting Bangkok often prefer hotels like Wanda Jin Residence The Ease Sierra Bangkok (from £32), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Bangkok near Erawan Shrine?
Some of the top hotels in Bangkok near Erawan Shrine include Moxy Bangkok Ratchaprasong (from £69), Sindhorn Midtown Hotel Bangkok, Vignette Collection by IHG (from £85) and Grande Centre Point Hotel Ratchadamri Bangkok (from £84), all offering easy access to Erawan Shrine, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Bangkok?
The most popular Bangkok hotels for your stay: NASA BANGKOK - Airport Rail Link Ramkhamhang (from £14), 12 The Residence Hotel (Don Mueang Airport) (from £18) and Baiyoke Sky Hotel Bangkok (from £41) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Bangkok are pet friendly?
Kimpton MAA-LAI BANGKOK by IHG (from £155), Ibis Bangkok Riverside (from £29) and Ibis Bangkok Siam (from £50) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Bangkok are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Baiyoke Sky Hotel Bangkok (from £41), Twin Towers Hotel (from £25) and Eastin Grand Hotel Phayathai (from £113) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Bangkok have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Grande Centre Point Lumphini Bangkok (from £108), Grande Centre Point Prestige Bangkok (from £141) and Avani Ratchada Bangkok (from £56) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Bangkok have swimming pools?
Baiyoke Sky Hotel Bangkok (from £41), Twin Towers Hotel (from £25) and The Quarter Ladprao by UHG (from £27) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Bangkok offer an especially good breakfast ?
Twin Towers Hotel (from £25),Eastin Grand Hotel Phayathai (from £113) and The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam Bangkok (from £52) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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