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Best neighbourhoods to book a hotel in Bangkok

Below are the average prices for hotels in the most popular neighbourhoods in Bangkok

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$21 - $72

CHEAPEST NEIGHBOURHOOD IN BANGKOKBang Kapi49% cheaperHotels in Bang Kapi are the cheapest in Bangkok at just $21 per night on average
MOST EXPENSIVE NEIGHBOURHOOD IN BANGKOKWang Thonglang41% more expensiveWang Thonglang has the highest priced hotels in Bangkok with rooms averaging $72 per night
MOST POPULAR NEIGHBOURHOOD IN BANGKOKRatchathewi79% more users visitedMore momondo users search for hotels in Ratchathewi than any other neighbourhood in Bangkok

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Hotels in popular neighbourhoods in Bangkok

Below are the most popular neighbourhoods in Bangkok to stay in, as well as some of the best hotels in each area

When to book a hotel in Bangkok

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Low seasonJulycheapest month to stay
High seasonDecembermost expensive time to stay
13%expected price decrease
28%expected price increase

Price

$201 - $319

Cheapest day of weekSundayis the cheapest day of the week to book
Highest day of weekMondayis the most expensive day of the week to book
$219is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day
$265is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day
Cheapest time to bookThe cheapest time to book hotels in Bangkok is: 1-2 star, 84 days before. 3 star, 4 days before. 4-5 star, 57 days before.

1-2 star

$21 - $41

3 star

$35 - $66

4-5 star

$61 - $98


Useful insights on Bangkok hotels

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Lowest Hotel Price

$12

Most Popular Hotel (5-star)

Pathumwan Princess Hotel

Hotels Near Airport

6341

Average Length of Stay

15 days
The cheapest price for a room in Bangkok found in the last 7 days is $12/night. This rate is available with Hide Bangkok Hostel, a 3-star hotel.
Travel with comfort when booking a room with Pathumwan Princess Hotel, the most popular 5-star hotel in Bangkok (8.8/10 rating - based on 6,313 reviews).
There are 6,341 hotels in Bangkok close to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi. The Coral Cosmo Lounge Concourse C - Airport Lounge Service - Transit Area - 6 Hours is the nearest with a distance of 0.1 km from this airport.
On average, people stay for 15 days when lodging at hotels in Bangkok. The average accommodation price for 15 days in Bangkok in the past week is $3,444.

Bangkok travel tips

Getting around Bangkok

Bangkok has an extensive network of buses, Skytrains, and the Metro. The buses are operated by Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA), and a single ride fare ranges from 6.50 THB – 8.00 THB based on the route and the time of day. The Skytrain and Metro are convenient and easy to navigate. Fares range from 15 THB – 40 THB based on distance travelled, while a 1-day unlimited pass costs approximately 140 THB. Taxis and ride-share options such as Uber are easily available all over the city, and are quite affordable. However, it is important to note that all on-ground transport in Bangkok is prone to the city’s notorious traffic jams and gridlocks. For a scenic view of the city, hop onto a public riverboat operated by Chao Phraya Express Boat. There are multiple routes and stops around the city, and fares range from 10 THB – 32 THB based on the route.

Best time to visit Bangkok

Bangkok experiences a tropical monsoon climate which is characterised by warm weather and high humidity all year round. Any time of the year is a good time to visit. Tourist traffic is the highest between November – March when average day temperatures range from 25 – 35 degrees Celsius. Book your hotels in advance and be prepared for longer queues at popular attractions. From April – October, the humidity levels are up, temperatures are around 30 degrees Celsius and there are sudden bouts of heavy rainfall. Since this is the low season, you can get some attractive deals on flights and hotels.


How much does a hotel in Bangkok cost per night?

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4-star hotels

Cheapest $26

Average $87

most expensive $1,658

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Where to stay in Bangkok

Best places to stay in Bangkok

Bangkok, the enigmatic capital city of Thailand, is a modern metropolis with high-rise buildings, traditional temples, colourful markets, and a hectic nightlife. The city is vast, and each of its neighbourhoods offer a diverse experience. Choose your area and accommodation based on the kind of trip that you have planned.

Sukhumvit

One of the most modern and cosmopolitan neighbourhoods, Sukhumvit is home to Bangkok’s best shopping, dining, spas and clubs. Enjoy a luxurious stay at The Okura Prestige Bangkok hotel which boasts Japanese-inspired interiors, spacious rooms and an infinity pool on the 35th floor with spectacular views of the Bangkok skyline. For a mid-range budget option, try Hotel Icon which enjoys a great location in the middle of Soi-2, and a wide choice of street food and shopping at its doorstep.

Silom

With large green spaces and parks, vibrant night life, and several restaurants serving authentic Thai food, Silom is an excellent location to stay when exploring Bangkok. Stay at the city’s only 5-star all-suite hotel, the Banyan Tree Bangkok which boasts spectacular city views from its 61st floor roof-top open-air bar called Moon Bar, and restaurant called Vertigo. For a more modest option, consider the family-run accommodation of Lullaby Inn which features bright, clean rooms with beautiful Thai décor. It is a short walk from the Skytrain and subway stations.

Siam

With the highest density of shopping malls, Siam is the shopping centre of Bangkok. This neighbourhood features several fashionable malls, great cinemas and a few tourist attractions, all within a short walk from each other. Amid all the shopping malls in the area, you have the luxurious Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok, which offers sophisticated rooms and a plush spa, just a short walk from the Siam Skytrain station. Or stay at Happy3, a stylish contemporary hotel, just a 5-minute walk from the National Stadium Skytrain station.

Khao San

The older part of the city, Khao San is the most famous area in Bangkok, but it mainly caters to budget travellers and backpackers, hence there are no luxury hotels here. The streets are lined with several cheap eateries, and trendy shops selling clothes and accessories. Local youngsters also hang around in this neighbourhood and party all night on the streets. Stay at the riverfront hotel, Riva Surya Bangkok, where the spacious and elegant rooms let you experience a bit of luxury in this hip and youthful neighbourhood. A short walk from Khao San Road, enjoy the comfortable rooms and roof-top swimming pool of the Casa Nithra Bangkok hotel.

Bangkok Riverside

Along the Chao Phraya river, Riverside is a scenic neighbourhood with glittering temples and shrines, and is also home to the Royal Palace. Enjoy luxurious accommodation at the grand dame of Bangkok hotels, the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok which overlooks the river and offers lavish rooms decorated with teak furniture and Thai silk furnishings. Consider the Loy La Long Hotel, offering unique, boutique accommodation in an old Chinese family house. The rooms are individually-designed with modern amenities, and balconies directly overlooking the river.

Chinatown

One of the oldest areas in Bangkok, Chinatown is a historic area full of narrow streets and alleys. The area features several buildings with traditional Chinese architecture, scores of small shops selling tea, gold, and spices, and plenty of street-side food stalls and bustling markets. While there are no luxury hotels in Chinatown, you can enjoy boutique accommodation in the sleek and stylish rooms of the Prime Hotel Central Station Bangkok near the Hua Lamphong train station.

Cheap hotels in Bangkok

Being a popular destination amongst youngsters and backpackers, Bangkok offers plenty of budget hotels and hostels. A popular choice is the riverside property of River View Guest House with simple, clean rooms, and a cool rooftop restaurant. The Check Inn Chinatown hotel provides clean and cosy rooms in the heart of Chinatown’s gems and gold district. Close to the airport, you have the U-Tiny Boutique Home, Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok hotel which offers a free airport shuttle every hour, and has a swimming pool set in a lush green garden. In Sukhumvit, you can consider the Matchbox Hostel located on Soi-33 or look at the Pas Cher Hotel de Bangkok which is surrounded by shops and eateries in the Silom area. In Siam, you have the Chao Hostel which is almost like a boutique hotel with a hipster vibe.


Learn about attractions and sights in Bangkok

A city of contrasts, Bangkok is called by many names, such as ‘The Big Mango’, ‘The City of Angels’, and ‘The Venice of the East’. It is packed with gleaming temples, floating markets, and culinary delights on one hand, and glistening steel and glass high-rises, multi-level shopping malls, and luxury hotels on the other. With so much to choose from, planning an itinerary is no easy task, but you may want to put some of these items on the top of your list.

  • In Siam, you can shop till you drop at the several fashionable malls such as Siam Paragon, CentralWorld Siam, Siam Center, and MBK Center. Get a glimpse into traditional Thai living at The Jim Thompson House museum. Watch a Thai boxing fight outside MBK shopping mall. Wander through the world’s largest aquarium, SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World, located in the basement of the Siam Paragon shopping mall.
  • In Khao San, visit the Grand Palace, the former home of the monarch with over 100 colourful buildings beautifully decorated in gold and diamond. Next door, visit Wat Phra Kaew, commonly known as The Temple of the Emerald Buddha. About 10-minutes away is the Wat Pho, another Buddhist temple complex with the gigantic gilded Reclining Buddha. Also see the Democracy Monument and then head over to the bright red, 21-metre-high Sao Ching Cha – The Giant Swing. Enjoy panoramic views of the city from the Wat Saket Buddhist temple and its steep artificial hill, the Golden Mount.
  • Along the Riverside, enjoy the visual feast of the colourful Pak Khlong Talat flower market. Stroll through the new, posh Asiatique night market which offers a mix of Asian, European, and American food and shopping. Book a dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya river. Visit the Wat Arun, The Temple of Dawn, an architectural representation of Mount Meru, which is the centre of the world in Buddhist cosmology.
  • In Chinatown, take the guided walking tour to explore this fascinating area and its maze of alleys, buildings, temples, and markets. Shop for spices and gold at the street side markets. Enjoy delicious Chinese food at the many street side stalls, and try Bangkok’s best noodle soup at Sawang Noodle (formerly called Bamee Sawang Noodle) near Bangkok train station.
  • In Silom, go for a walk or run at the Lumpini Park during the day. Later, shop for souvenirs, clothes, and street food at the busy Patpong Night Market.
  • In Sukhumvit, wander through the Terminal21 lifestyle mall, a cutting-edge concept that brings several world-famous cities under one roof. Visit the red light district, Nana and Soi Cowboy if you are curious about the go-go bars, pole dancing clubs, seductive shows, and cabarets.
  • If you are in Bangkok on the weekend, don’t miss a trip to the Chatuchak Weekend Market near the Mo Chit Skytrain station. This is one of the biggest street markets in the world, sprawling over 35 acres, and containing approximately 15,000 shops selling clothes, antiques, fruits, and a multitude of other goods.
  • Around 60-minutes outside of Bangkok, visit Damnoen Saduak, the most popular and liveliest floating market in Bangkok. Spend the morning sampling local delicacies, clicking memorable pictures, and shopping for a wide range of goods.

Information about staying in Bangkok

Read these important travel tips before booking a hotel in Bangkok

How long do people stay in Bangkok?

15 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Bangkok.

How much does a hotel cost in Bangkok?

A hotel room in Bangkok will generally set you back around $243 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.

When is the best time to book a hotel in Bangkok?

In July prices are at their lowest, making it the most cost-effective time to book a hotel room in Bangkok. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 13%.

Which day is cheapest to stay in Bangkok?

Hotel rooms in Bangkok are generally cheapest on Saturday and more costly on Sunday.

How much does a luxury hotel in Bangkok cost?

$260 is around the price you are going to have to pay for a luxury hotel room in Bangkok. This is on average a 11%% increase on the cost of a typical Bangkok hotel, which is more likely to charge $243 a night.

How much does a hostel in Bangkok cost?

$11 is how much a hostel (and up to 2-star hotels) in Bangkok could cost you each night. Booking a hostel could save you $219 when compared to the average price of a hotel in Bangkok.

Where should I stay in Bangkok?

When visiting Bangkok, people tend to book hotels in Chinatown, Phaya Thai, Bang Rak and Bang Na.

Based on the weather in Bangkok, what attractions are popular during March?

Temperatures in Bangkok are typically around 29 °C during March and the chance of rain is low, which makes March the perfect time to spend some time outside at popular area attractions.

Does Bangkok have holiday rentals?

There are currently 7,802 holiday rentals available in Bangkok. Most of our users opt to stay at GM Serviced Apartment, which is the most popular holiday rental in Bangkok. Compare holiday rentals in Bangkok.

Does Bangkok have hostels?

Bangkok has 674 hostels if you aren’t interested in staying at a hotel. Tamni is the most popular based on our user data. Compare hostels in Bangkok.

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