In the Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong Hotel, considered as the very essence of luxury, you find a new way of staying, working, and engaging with the undeniable energy of downtown Bangkok. With Chit Lom BTS station just minutes apart your local adventure can be undoubtedly strengthened.
Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok could be characterized as a symbolic sanctuary in central Bangkok’s heart with a privileged location at Ratchadamri Road. Just placed outside of the hotel, Erawan Shrine, famous for bringing good fortune, attracts millions of visitors every year.
The Issaya Siamese Club (อิษยาสยามคลับ) a signature Thai restaurant run by the celebrity Chef Ian Kittichai is located in a 1920’s historical mansion which also has a luxurious garden. From 2014 to 2018 this restaurant was recognized as one of Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants.
Wat Suthat (วัดสุทัศนเทพวราราม), located in Rattanakosin Island, is identified by the red Sao Ching Cha or Giant Swing at its entrance. Its construction was initiated by King Rama I, in 1807, with the purpose of sheltering Phra Sri Sakyamuni, a 13th-century bronze Buddha image from Sukhothai.
Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumphini Park is located in the heart of the city, in Silom commercial district, next to Sala Daeng BTS station. Panorama provides a unique location on the 23rd floor, with stunning views of the city and Lumphini Park (hence the name of the hotel).
Songkran is the most famous and favorite festival in Thailand. It is a significant event of the Buddhist Calendar which marks the beginning of the Thai New Year. The Songkran Festival is celebrated from 13th to 15th of April every year.
The Chatuchak weekend market of Bangkok is the largest market in Thailand and probably in the whole world. Having more than 15,000 stalls and 11,505 vendors spread over an area of about 35 acres, this weekend market has an average visitors’ strength of about 200,000.
You might feel like being in London while at The Peninsula Bangkok because of the sparkling lights that lit the grand entrance, and the elegant doormen. The Peninsula Hotels has its roots in Hong Kong’s glamorous Peninsula Hotel, the group flagship hotel, and Hong Kong’s oldest hotel.
The Sukhothai Bangkok, named after the first capital of Siam, provides an authentic escape with its spacious courtyards, open-air arcades, tropical gardens, Oriental and symmetrical houses surrounded by rich vegetation, and influenced by the period considered the Golden Age of Architecture and Art.
Bangkok hosts one of the coolest and fun-filled Chinese New Year celebrations outside of China. Yaowarat Road in Chinatown is the epicenter of the Chinese New Year festival which is also known as the Spring festival. Chinese culture and Thai heritage are weaved together during these days.
