bangkok travel blog
- Top 10 Pet-Friendly Hotels in Bangkok (2026)
Top 10 pet-friendly hotels in Bangkok for 2026, ranked by star rating and guest reviews, across Sukhumvit, Ekkamai, Chatuchak, Thonglor, Banglamphu, and Pratunam. · 2026-11-10 - Cheap Eats Around Siam Square for Shoppers
Where to refuel between malls without blowing your shopping budget, from Siam Square's sois to the food courts of MBK and Terminal 21. · 2026-11-10 - Staying Near the Airport Rail Link: A Sukhumvit Option
A practical guide to basing yourself along Bangkok's Airport Rail Link, with honest advice on Sukhumvit hotels, transport and timing. · 2026-11-10 - Top 10 Hotels in Siam (2026)
Discover the top 10 hotels in Siam, from luxury flagships to boutique stays, each selected for its strong star rating and guest feedback. · 2026-11-09 - Ari's Cafes and Quiet Streets: A Half-Day Neighbourhood Walk
Bangkok's Ari district rewards a slow morning of coffee, market lanes and shophouse side streets, all a short ride from the BTS Skytrain. · 2026-11-09 - Chao Phraya Express Boats: A Practical Route Guide for Bangkok Visitors
How Bangkok's river commuter boats work, which piers matter for the Grand Palace, Chinatown and Chatuchak-adjacent stops, and where the tourist line is worth skipping. · 2026-11-09 - Top 10 Hotels in Udon Thani (2026)
Top 10 Hotels in Udon Thani: your 2026 guide to the city's best stays, from Vela Dhi to Charoen Hotel, all chosen for strong star ratings and guest reviews. · 2026-11-08 - Thonburi Temples by Boat: A Calm Day Across the River
Cross the Chao Phraya to the west bank for canal-side temples, a fraction of the crowds and a slow half-day that costs little more than the ferry fare. · 2026-11-08 - How to Get from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Khao San Road: A Practical Guide
The fastest, cheapest, and most comfortable ways to reach Bangkok's backpacker hub from the airport, with real distances, travel times, and tips. · 2026-11-08 - Top 10 Hotels with a Pool in Bangkok (2026)
Top 10 Hotels with a Pool in Bangkok for 2026: poolside stays across the city, ranked by star rating and guest rating. · 2026-11-07 - Chatuchak Weekend Market with Children: A Practical Guide
How to tackle Bangkok's 15,000-stall market with kids in tow, from the Mo Chit approach to the shady side lanes worth your time. · 2026-11-07 - Where to Stay for the Bangkok Marathon: A Race-Weekend Guide to the Start Line
Race morning in Bangkok means a 3am alarm, a dark ride and a start area that is not where most visitors expect — here is how to choose a hotel around it. · 2026-11-07 - A Winter Weekend in Bangkok: Where to Stay and What to See
Bangkok's coolest, driest months run from November to February, and a two-day plan built around the Chao Phraya river, the old city and the Skytrain beats any checklist. · 2026-11-06 - Top 10 Hotels in Bangkok (2026)
Top 10 Hotels in Bangkok for 2026: from riverside retreats to Sukhumvit stays, these properties earn strong star ratings and guest reviews. · 2026-11-06 - Sukhumvit vs Silom: Which Bangkok Neighbourhood Suits Your Trip
A practical comparison of Sukhumvit and Silom for Bangkok travellers, covering transport, atmosphere, food, nightlife, and accommodation choices. · 2026-11-06 - Walking Bangkok: Siam to Chinatown via Charoen Krung
A half-day route from the malls of Siam to the shophouses of Yaowarat, with the Skytrain, the river and the weather all factored in. · 2026-11-06 - Top 10 Hotels in Pattaya (2026)
Top 10 Hotels in Pattaya for 2026, ranked by star rating and guest reviews, from Grande Centre Point Space to Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort. · 2026-11-05 - Thonburi Canal Walks: A Slow Half Day by the Water
A quiet, half-day route through Bangkok's Thonburi canals, with real neighbourhoods, boat piers and walking times to help you plan. · 2026-11-05 - Silom and Sathorn: Where to Eat Between Meetings
A practical guide to quick, reliable meals in Bangkok's business districts, from street stalls to hotel buffets. · 2026-11-05 - Sukhumvit Street Food: A First-Timer's Guide to Sois
How Bangkok's longest road works, soi by soi, and where to base yourself for the easiest eating. · 2026-11-05 - Dusit with Kids: A Practical Neighbourhood Guide for Families
Dusit is quiet, green and easy to move around with children, but it rewards a little planning on where to stay and when to go. · 2026-11-05 - Bangkok Marathon Mornings: Where to Sleep Near the Start Line
How runners and their families can pick a hotel within walking distance of the Amazing Thailand Marathon Bangkok start, and get room alerts by email before the city fills up. · 2026-11-05 - Top 10 Family-Friendly Hotels in Bangkok (2026)
Top 10 family-friendly hotels in Bangkok for 2026, chosen for family rooms and child facilities. Compare star ratings and guest ratings. · 2026-11-04 - Airport to Sukhumvit: Comparing Your Arrival Options
Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang sit on opposite sides of Bangkok, and the right way into Sukhumvit depends on which one you land at, what you are carrying and what time you arrive. · 2026-11-04 - Three Days in Thonglor: A Neighbourhood Guide to Bangkok's Coolest Corner
Thonglor rewards travellers who slow down: a three-day plan built around sois, canals, markets and the BTS, with honest advice on where to stay and what to skip. · 2026-11-04 - Thonglor Hotels with a Kitchenette: What to Expect and Where to Book
Serviced apartments and hotel residences around Thonglor and Phrom Phong put a real kitchen in your room, and the difference between them comes down to the soi you pick. · 2026-11-04 - Family Accommodation in Bangkok: Where to Stay with Kids
Choose the right neighbourhood and room type for a smooth family trip to Bangkok, with practical tips on transport, space and local life. · 2026-11-04 - Lifestyle Hotels in Rama 9: A Neighbourhood Guide for Bangkok Travellers
Rama 9 is Bangkok's newest business district, and its lifestyle hotels sit within walking distance of the MRT, Central Rama 9 and a stretch of restaurants that locals actually use. · 2026-11-04 - Green Hotels in Downtown Bangkok: Where to Stay and Why
Bangkok's hotel scene is denser than almost any city in Asia, so choosing an environmentally minded base downtown is easier than the marketing suggests — here is how to judge one. · 2026-11-04 - Bangkok Hotels with a Kitchen: Serviced Apartments and Suites for Independent Travel
Self-catering options in Bangkok's main neighbourhoods, from Sukhumvit to Silom, with practical tips on transport and timing. · 2026-11-04 - Thonburi with Kids: Canals, Monkeys and an Easy River Crossing
Thonburi is the quiet, green west bank of Bangkok, and it suits families who want boats, open space and a slower pace before the heat peaks. · 2026-11-03 - Where to Stay in Bangkok for the December 2026 Conference (2–4 December)
A booking-first guide to Bangkok hotel zones, room types and travel times for the early-December conference period, with what to skip. · 2026-11-03 - 2 days in Ekkamai
The writer could not finish this draft — please try again. · 2026-11-02 - Where families stay in Banglamphu: room types, walkability and booking tips
The writer could not finish this draft — please try again. · 2026-11-02 - Khao San Road in December: Weather, Prices and What's On
December brings cool, dry evenings to Khao San Road, peak-season room rates, and a calendar of events that draws crowds—here's how to plan. · 2026-11-01 - Khao San in November: What to Do on a Short Break
November brings some of Bangkok's best weather to Khao San Road, making it ideal for a short break. · 2026-11-01 - Thonglor with Kids: A Practical Neighbourhood Guide for Families
Thonglor is known for nightlife, but it also works for families — if you choose the right side of the street and plan around the heat. · 2026-11-01 - Thonburi vs Khao San: Which Bangkok Base Suits You?
Compare two of Bangkok's most distinct neighbourhoods for travellers who want local life or backpacker buzz. · 2026-11-01 - Banglamphu with Kids: A Family Guide to Bangkok's Old City
Banglamphu offers a kid-friendly slice of old Bangkok, with forts, parks and boats that keep little travellers happy. · 2026-11-01 - A Slow Morning in Banglamphu: Riverside Walks and Local Food
Start your day in Bangkok's old quarter with a riverfront stroll and a breakfast that locals actually eat. · 2026-10-31 - Silom and Sathorn on Foot: A Lunchtime Walk Between Offices
A walkable midday loop through Bangkok's business districts, from the BTS viaducts and shophouse canteens of Silom to the riverside condos and hotel dining rooms of Sathorn. · 2026-10-31 - Chinatown (Yaowarat) vs Siam: Choosing Your Bangkok Base
Yaowarat trades on street food and shophouse texture, Siam on transport and air-conditioned calm — the right base depends on how you want your evenings to feel. · 2026-10-31 - Ari to Banglamphu by Bus: A Simple Cross-City Route
Bus 515 or 29 from Ari to Banglamphu takes about 45 minutes and costs under 20 baht, following a straightforward route along Phahonyothin Road and Rachadamnoen Avenue. · 2026-10-30 - Dusit: Royal Architecture and Quiet Streets on a Half Day
A compact half-day loop through Bangkok's most regal district, where palaces, teak mansions and leafy lanes sit a short walk from the river. · 2026-10-30 - Ekkamai with Kids: A Family Guide to Bangkok's East Side
Ekkamai is a working Bangkok neighbourhood, not a resort, but its malls, parks and a BTS station on the doorstep make it a practical base for families willing to travel with the city rather than against it. · 2026-10-30 - Yaowarat Street Food at Night: What to Try First
A practical order of eating for a first evening in Bangkok's Chinatown, from the Charoen Krung end of Yaowarat Road to the seafood stalls past Soi Texas. · 2026-10-29 - Three Days in Thonburi: A Practical Itinerary for Bangkok's West Bank
Thonburi rewards travellers who cross the river and slow down, with canal boats, temple spires and quiet lanes a short ride from the Skytrain. · 2026-10-29 - Booking a Bangkok Hotel With Confidence: Deposits, Cancellation and the Questions to Ask
A practical guide to securing a Bangkok room without surprises, from deposit rules and free-cancellation windows to the neighbourhood questions worth asking before you pay. · 2026-10-29 - Thonburi by Canal Boat: A Practical Route from the Old City
A doable half-day loop through Bangkok's quieter west bank, using the orange-flag express boat and a long-tail charter. · 2026-10-28 - One Day in Banglamphu: Temples, Food and Riverside Walks
A practical loop through Bangkok's old town, from Wat Pho's reclining Buddha to the riverside lanes behind Phra Athit, with honest advice on timing, heat and what to skip. · 2026-10-27 - Silom on a Budget: Affordable Food and Rooms in Bangkok
Silom has a reputation for expense accounts and rooftop bars, but the sois behind the skytrain line hold some of the best-value eating and sleeping in central Bangkok. · 2026-10-27 - Two Days in Banglamphu: A Practical Neighbourhood Plan
How to spend 48 hours around Khao San, Phra Athit and the old city, with walking times, river crossings and the mistakes worth skipping. · 2026-10-27 - Rattanakosin Month by Month: When to Book the Old City
A practical, season-by-season guide to heat, rain, crowds and river light in Bangkok's historic core, with neighbourhoods, transport and booking advice. · 2026-10-27 - Vegetarian Festival Eats in Yaowarat: A Visitor's Guide
How to eat your way through Bangkok's Chinatown during the nine-day vegetarian festival, from Yaowarat Road to the small lanes behind Wat Mangkon. · 2026-10-26 - Three Days Around Khao San Road: A Practical Bangkok Itinerary
How to use the Khao San area as a base for temples, markets and river trips without spending your whole break in traffic. · 2026-10-26 - Sathorn with Kids: A Practical Guide to Bangkok's Embassy District
Sathorn suits families who want space, shade and easy BTS hops rather than theme parks on the doorstep. · 2026-10-26 - Walking from Khao San Road to the Grand Palace: A Practical Route
A straightforward on-foot route between Bangkok's backpacker quarter and its most visited royal landmark, with timing, side stops and honest advice on what to skip. · 2026-10-25 - Sukhumvit Sois Explained: Choosing the Right Stretch to Stay
Sukhumvit Road runs roughly 12 kilometres from Phloen Chit to the Samut Prakan edge, and the numbered sois along it behave like a dozen different neighbourhoods — here is how to pick yours. · 2026-10-25 - How to Reach Bangkok's Rattanakosin Old City: Road, Bus and Air
Practical routes, drive times and transport tips for reaching the historic heart of Bangkok. · 2026-10-25 - Rattanakosin in November: Cooler Days, Full Hotels and the Old City at Its Best
November brings Bangkok its first comfortable evenings, and the historic island rewards anyone who plans around the crowds, the river and the heat. · 2026-10-25 - Where to Eat Around the Old City Hotels in Rattanakosin
A practical guide to meals within walking distance of the Rattanakosin hotel cluster, from Tha Tian to Banglamphu. · 2026-10-25 - Three Days in Pratunam: A Practical Neighbourhood Guide
Pratunam rewards travellers who treat it as a working district with real transport links rather than a single shopping stop. · 2026-10-25 - Getting to the Bangkok Marathon Start: BTS, MRT and Dawn Options
Race morning in Bangkok rewards planning more than speed, because the trains you are counting on open later than you think. · 2026-10-25 - A Self-Guided Temple Walk Through Rattanakosin and Dusit
A full-day walking route from Wat Pho to Wat Benchamabophit, with river crossings, shaded lanes and the timing that keeps the crowds behind you. · 2026-10-24 - Three Days in Bangkok's Chinatown: A Neighbourhood Itinerary for Yaowarat
Yaowarat rewards slow exploration: three days lets you trace its lanes, temples and markets without rushing, and base yourself where the action is. · 2026-10-24 - Ratchathewi with Kids: A Family Guide to Central Bangkok
A practical look at staying in Ratchathewi with children, from BTS links and park time to where to eat and which streets to avoid at rush hour. · 2026-10-24 - Sathorn or Bang Rak: Choosing a Bangkok Base
Two neighbouring districts on the Chao Phraya, separated by a few Skytrain stops and a very different pace. · 2026-10-24 - Ratchathewi in October: Indoor Options for Rainy Days
October in Bangkok means short, heavy afternoon downpours, and Ratchathewi's covered malls, museums and station-linked walkways make it one of the easiest districts to sit out a storm. · 2026-10-23 - 48 Hours in Bangkok: A Practical Guide to Siam Square and Beyond
Navigate the chaos of two days in Bangkok by staying near Siam Square, balancing temple visits with street food and efficient transit. · 2026-10-23 - Where to Stay in Bangkok for the Asia Pacific Conference on Robot IoT System Development and Platform 2026
A practical look at Bangkok hotel areas for the late-October robotics conference, with BTS and MRT routes, realistic price bands and the neighbourhoods I would skip. · 2026-10-23 - Bang Rak in October: Riverside Walks and Rainy Day Cover
October in Bang Rak means short, sharp downpours between long stretchy afternoons on the Chao Phraya — here is how to plan around both. · 2026-10-22 - Rattanakosin in October: Temple Visits When the Rain Comes
October in Bangkok's old city means short, heavy afternoon downpours — here is how to plan temple days around them, where to shelter, and which side of the river to sleep on. · 2026-10-22 - Thonglor in October: Nightlife and Transit After the Rain
October in Thonglor means wet pavements, a lively Soi 55 and a BTS line that keeps working when the roads do not. · 2026-10-22 - Where Families Actually Stay Around Pratunam
Pratunam is Bangkok's wholesale garment district, so the trick is picking the right side of it for school-age kids and pushchairs. · 2026-10-22 - Staying on Sukhumvit: A Practical Guide for Families
Sukhumvit offers a manageable scale for families, with central hotels near key stations and direct access to safe, kid-friendly entertainment. · 2026-10-22 - Dusit in October: Royal Parks and Rainy Day Walks
October in Dusit means warm downpours, freshly washed royal parkland and the city's most walkable historic quarter — if you plan around the storms. · 2026-10-21 - Siam in October: Indoor Cover, BTS Shortcuts and Where to Stay
October in Bangkok means short, heavy afternoon downpours, so this is how to plan Siam around the covered walkways, the air-conditioned malls and the BTS rather than against them. · 2026-10-21 - Bangkok's Chinatown in October: Eating and Exploring Through the Wet Season
Yaowarat in the rainy month rewards travellers who plan around the downpours rather than against them. · 2026-10-21 - Ratchathewi in October: Shopping and Staying During the Rain
October in Bangkok means daily downpours, but Ratchathewi's malls, markets and BTS links make it a smart base for shoppers who don't want to be stranded. · 2026-10-21 - Pattaya in October: Beach Conditions and Day Trip Advice
October in Pattaya brings rain, calm seas, and fewer crowds — here's what to expect and how to plan a day trip from Bangkok. · 2026-10-21 - Kanchanaburi in October: River Levels, Routes and Where to Stay
October is when the Kwai settles after the monsoon, the falls start flowing again and rates in Kanchanaburi drop well below the December peak. · 2026-10-21 - Siam With Kids: A Practical Neighbourhood Guide for Families
How to use Bangkok's most connected district with children, from skytrain interchanges to air-conditioned escapes when the heat peaks. · 2026-10-21 - Four Days in Sathorn: A Neighbourhood Guide to Bangkok's Quiet Business District
Sathorn rewards travellers who want Bangkok's energy without its crowds — here is how to spend four days between the river, the embassies and the old canals. · 2026-10-21 - Three Days in Pattaya: A Practical Side Trip from Bangkok
Pattaya sits about 150 km southeast of Bangkok, roughly two hours by road, and works best as a focused three-day break rather than a blurry add-on. · 2026-10-21 - Where to stay for the 2026 ACMMT Conference in Bangkok
Navigate Bangkok's hotel districts to find convenient lodging near the convention venue for your upcoming research trip. · 2026-10-21 - Why Staying in Thonburi Makes Sense for Temple Lovers
Skip the Old City crowds by booking a hotel in Thonburi, where major temples are accessible via short boat rides or quiet walks. · 2026-10-20 - Ayutthaya with Kids: A Practical Day Trip from Bangkok
Ancient ruins, easy trains and a kid-friendly pace make Ayutthaya a smart day out from Bangkok—here's how to plan it without the meltdowns. · 2026-10-20 - Where to Stay in Bangkok for ICBDE 2026: A Neighbourhood Guide
A practical look at Bangkok hotel areas for the December 2026 big data and education conference, with BTS and MRT links, realistic price bands and the spots worth skipping. · 2026-10-20 - Siam vs Ratchathewi: Which Bangkok Base Fits Your Trip
Two adjacent districts, one Skytrain stop apart, with very different hotel prices, noise levels and evening options. · 2026-10-19 - Thonburi Beyond the Temples: A Practical Guide to Bangkok's West Bank
Wat Arun gets the crowds, but the lanes behind it hold a canal boat network, a market you can eat your way through, and a riverfront that stays quiet after dark. · 2026-10-19 - Ayutthaya by Train: A Practical Guide for First-Timers
Skip the chaotic tour buses and take the direct State Railway line from Hua Lampong to explore Thailand's former capital with ease and dignity. · 2026-10-19 - Ari with Kids: A Family Guide to Bangkok's Leafy Neighbourhood
Ari is a relaxed, family-friendly area of Bangkok with easy transport links, green spaces and a growing cafe scene — here's how to make the most of it with children. · 2026-10-19 - Silom with Kids: A Family Guide to Bangkok's Business District
Silom is not an obvious family base in Bangkok, but with the right hotel and a few shortcuts it works surprisingly well. · 2026-10-19 - Where to Stay in Bangkok for ICBDE 2026: A Neighbourhood Guide for Conference Goers
Choosing the right area for the Big Data and Education conference means balancing a short commute with easy access to Bangkok's best food and transport. · 2026-10-19 - Navigating Bangkok Traffic for Springer Conferences: Transit and Parking
Avoid peak-hour congestion by timing your arrival at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre using the BTS Skytrain and verified parking zones. · 2026-10-19 - Pratunam and Ratchathewi: Choosing Where to Stay near Siam
Both are a short walk from Siam, but Pratunam and Ratchathewi offer different trade-offs in price, noise, and transport—here’s how to pick. · 2026-10-18 - Two Days in Sukhumvit: A Neighbourhood Guide for First-Time Bangkok Visitors
Sukhumvit rewards travellers who pick the right stretch of it — here is how to spend 48 hours between Asok, Thonglor and the river-facing edge of the district. · 2026-10-18 - Pattaya with Children: A Family Side Trip from Bangkok
A practical guide to taking children from Bangkok to Pattaya, covering transport, beaches, family-friendly sights and where to base yourselves. · 2026-10-18 - Where to Stay in Bangkok for CEBMM 2026: A Neighbourhood Guide
Three nights at a conference in November: which Bangkok districts actually work for an economics delegate, and which ones just look good on a map. · 2026-10-18 - Navigating Home After The Weeknd at Rajamangala: Late-Night Transport Guide
Avoid the post-concert crush at Rajamangala by timing your exit, choosing the right transport mode, and selecting a hotel within easy reach of the stadium. · 2026-10-18
← bangkok's page