Where shall I stay in Bangkok?
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Where shall I stay in Bangkok?
Hellooo,I am staying in Bangkok in April for 3 nights. I will be with my sister and my dear Mum will be coming to visit us on our travels. I'm looking for a good place to stay that's budget - mid range. Preferably clean rooms with air-con that can accommodate 3 people. I'd like to be close to khao san road as I love it, but I remember in the past being kept awake till the early hours with noise and music, so somewhere a bit further away that is not so noisy. Found somewhere nice but all the reviews said 'Really rude staff'! So preferably, somewhere where the staff are relatively friendly!
Thanks
Elle
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Asia hotel is mid-range and directly on the skytrain so good for sightseeing.My advice is to choose a place that has fixed beds, i.e a room with 2 double beds in it or 1double plus 1 single. Many places will accomodate 3 people in one room but will give you a fold-up / temporary bed for the third person and these are rubbish. Extremely soft mattresses that will give you a bad back even if you didn't have one before.
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I recommend staying on Soi Ram Buttri. It's across the street and a little bit up from Khao San, but only by about a block. I like staying there because it still keeps me in the Khao San area (I agree with you, I enjoy that area a lot) but is away from the madness.I'm not sure if they're online, but I liked the BB House. It's clean and quite comfortable. The rooms are pretty small, but nice. If I recall correctly we paid 600 baht per night for a double.
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I'm a fan of the New Siam hotels, they have four in the Soi Rambutri area. New Siam Riverside is the swankiest, right on the river, and clean rooms. They have a pool too. Google them.6
these are the best places / Hotels to StayChatrium Riverside
Prince Palace
lebua at State Tower
Grand Sukhumvit Hotel
Park Plaza Sukhumvit
Hansar Bangkok Hotel
Anantara Bangkok Sathorn
Baiyoke Sky Hotel
Best Western Amaranth
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