Hotels near Si Phraya Pier, Bangkok

This hotel is great! It's very quiet, right by the pool. The front desk lady was very pretty, and the staff were all excellent and super friendly, just like in Korea. The housekeeping staff were also very patient with tidying up.

Room was the perfect size for me...located just off the lift lobby. Quiet enough, facing the Chinese Temple next door. Hotel staff were really helpful, especially the first night. They recommended a really great street food stall for dinner, only I wasn't too sure of how to get there. The hotel porter/help, walked me to the site - only spoke Thai. That was really helpful and kind. The street food stall recommended was great, close to the 7-Eleven, cafes, and small shops along the street. Hotel is located at a partially residential, semi industrial area. So things do get quiet earlier in the evening. Location wise, it was easy to get to most places by Grab or River boats. Charming boutique hotel, lots of antiques at the dining space. Owner has done a great job. Downside, only one key card was issued - so if you're out and have fresh fruit or stuff in the mini fridge, power gets cut.

The location is great, just 300 meter walk to china town. The view for Delux type room is a real gems. Breakfast is somewhat good for the price. The service is good. We told them we want to celebrate Valentine's and staff arrange a lovely room for us. If you expect a good room with a great view with perfect location to explore Bangkok night life but expect nothing from the breakfast, this is your hotel.

Very cute little hotel, perfectly located in Bang rank area. Can walk to the pier for taking the ferry and crossing directly to IconSiam. Close to Labua rooftop and the art district up to China town.  Rooms are small but lovely. The isolation could be better but totally fine.  Would recommend!

Friendly family hotel not too far from the Walk City River. Clean. Pleasant staff.

Excellent, great location as in the heart of China Town, & walking distance to Metro) trains. Street food amazing & cheap👍Also very near all the other main tourist attractions. The Metro/Trains were very easy to use, to get to Terminal 21 & the other very good shopping mall. if your British the Metro is colour coded like the London Underground. The rooftop pool had great views. Only negative was the prices as a glass of Wine was very expensive, and was very warm & served in a champagne flute!!!!

This was the least expensive hotel in the Praya river area, was covered all of our needs and wants. Although the facility is a bit dated, there have been some refurbishments. Overall, if you could look past the age of the carpet, the furniture, and the interior, then you’ll have yourself a pleasant stay here. We also ordered breakfast in our booking, which was quite good. They provided us a baby crib that was typical of the design from the 1990s (it’s the one that is made of metal and looks like a rolling rack). I think one of the highlights was the service. You definitely get some really good service and smiles. So, kudos to Sheraton for that. The hotel has a boat shuttle that takes you to the icon that leaves every 30 minutes. So, that was pretty nice. But towards the last two trips, the boat was packed full of people.

The hotel's location is excellent, right next IconSiam. Check-in was smooth, and the grand lobby impressed us at first. However, problems started right away in the room: there was only hot water—no cold water at all, which was strange and inconvenient. We mentioned it to the front desk on our way out to dinner, and they resolved the water issue while we were gone. Unfortunately, housekeeping left our room door wide open when they finished, which felt like a serious security oversight. When we called to report it, the receptionist downplayed the issue and didn't seem concerned. The hotel itself feels a bit dated overall—the decor, facilities, and amenities don't fully live up to true 5-star standards in our opinion. The next day was even more off-putting. We had a confirmed dinner reservation at the hotel's OXBO restaurant. Upon arrival, a female staff member immediately directed us toward what we later realized was the VIP lounge area instead of the main dining space. When we clarified we wanted to dine in the regular restaurant, she didn't check for our reservation and bluntly said the place was fully booked—despite the restaurant appearing mostly empty. After insisting we had a booking, she claimed the only available seats were in the middle with no view. We observed another couple being turned away in the same abrupt manner right after us. Meanwhile, several young Thai women walked in freely and joined tables with Western men, with no questions asked or checks made. This gave us a strong impression of preferential treatment and made us feel unwelcome as an Asian couple. We left and ate elsewhere. Overall, this was a major turn-off and far below what we'd expect from a luxury property. The service inconsistencies and perceived bias really soured the stay.

Overall, it's pretty good. This place isn't too far from ICONSIAM. I tried walking to the pier and then taking a boat across to ICONSIAM; of course, you could also choose other transportation options. The room itself is decent, though I wish the lighting was a bit brighter. Be careful not to turn on the faucet in the sink too much, or water will splash onto your clothes – that could definitely be improved. The swimming pool is on the 7th floor and is open until 11 PM, so you don't have to worry about missing out on a swim if you get back late from exploring. The front desk was very helpful with check-in; even if you don't speak English or Thai, it's fine because they'll translate and show you directly in Chinese, so no worries there. Breakfast is on the 6th floor and is also quite good.

The room was excellent, and the location was great too. If you turn left after stepping out, you'll find a local spot for seafood porridge, soy milk, and fried dough sticks just 50 meters away. Four fried dough sticks and soy milk only cost 18 baht. The only downside was the lady working the morning shift on the 31st; her attitude was really bad. She spoke Chinese but pretended not to understand. However, the lady working in the afternoon was incredibly warm and even helped us arrange a taxi to the airport.