Looking for a vibrant, exciting location for your next city break vacation? It’s hard to beat Bangkok with all its breathtaking atmosphere and mix of ancient and modern. Bangkok is lively, chaotic, and completely individual – you won’t encounter a city like this anywhere in the world.
Take your pick from one of these standout hotels, all of which are ideally located for the Bangkok nightlife. The hotels also stand out for their amenities, ambiance and service. Which one is your favorite?
Bangkok is a great place to visit at any time of the year but if you are looking for lower heat and humidity, some months are better than others. If you want to avoid heavy rain showers, certain times of year are preferable for a Bangkok vacation. But if you want to save money, check out the times when a lot of hotels and airlines offer big discounts on travel. Find out all you need to know about when to travel to Bangkok right here.
Do you only have one day in Bangkok? If you are passing through on your way to Phuket or Koh Samui, or you have a layover during your international flight, there’s plenty you can see and do in one day or even one evening. Bangkok is so busy and active; you’ll never be short of activities or things to see. The difficult thing is deciding what exactly to do. It would be a shame to miss out! Don’t panic – we are here to help with our pick of recommended quick activities in Bangkok when you don’t have much time to spare.
Bangkok is a bustling, busy and fascinating place but many people don’t have a lot of time to explore it in much detail. Maybe you are passing through on your way to the beach? Or heading into the mountains? No matter that you only have a few days; Bangkok is worth exploring even in super-quick time. Here’s what we suggest for a two-day trip to Bangkok.
Hotels in Chinatown cater to all budgets, from backpacker to luxury seeker. Chinatown is the multicultural district in the center of Bangkok – a busy, bustling place with Yaowarat Road running through the neighborhood. It’s the home of Bangkok’s large Chinese community, with Indian settlers also in abundance. During the day the area doesn’t stand out much from the rest of Bangkok but with the neon signs lit at night and the street stalls serving wonderful delicacies, this is a place not to be missed. Find your favorite Chinatown hotel here.
The riverside in Bangkok is one of the most interesting areas of the city and perfect for exploring. You get a taste of “traditional” Bangkok as well as a view of some of the most stunning attractions the city has to offer. Plus, nothing beats a cruise down the Chao Phraya River checking out the sights of Bangkok from a different angle, like the famous Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun), the Grand Palace, and the amazing Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew).
There are some special spots in Bangkok where you can relax under the trees away from the hectic cityscape. Here are a few of our favorite outdoor spaces in Bangkok.
You don’t need to go to a fancy restaurant in Bangkok for a delicious meal. Eating tasty food from a street stall is perfect for your budget and your taste buds.
One of the best ways to explore Bangkok is by boat but the choice of transport can be confusing. Follow our guide to the Chao Phraya River and get on the water with ease.
How to get around Bangkok, where to stay, what to eat and what to do in Bangkok – top tips for the first time visitor to Bangkok with our quick and easy guide.
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