Whether you want to enjoy modern city life or experience something of the old Siam, as this part of the world used to be called, Bangkok has it all. From a hotel with a pool to boutique rooms that offer a view of a nearby wat - or Buddhist temple - Bangkok offers many property types with numerous design styles. Thai heritage is found on almost every street corner in Bangkok, with each residence conforming to high architectural standards. Find out why so many people enjoy Bangkok for a boutique vacation these days.
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19 rooms Depending on the exact rating of the hotel you are considering – and whether or not it has its own restaurant guests can make use of – there are some remarkably good deals to be found in Bangkok. Some hotels - including boutique hotels that tend to offer rooms with a unique design style and private suite accommodation - can provide offers. Look out for free breakfast at the hotel restaurant being included in the room rate, for example, something that is quite common in the city. In Bangkok, by publishing their room rates, hotels are often in direct competition with one another. Booking the first hotel you see isn't always the best thing to do since shopping around in the Thai capital city often yields better results and, typically, better offers and lower prices. Of course, the price you pay for boutique rooms differs according to the exact area you might want to stay in. Check the map so you'll know whether you'll be in a riverside area or somewhere located closer to the main business district in Bangkok. Some boutique hotel accommodation in the city, especially the downtown Sukhumvit area, caters to international business visitors as well as luxury tourism. Therefore, it is often best to read more about where the hotel is located so you know what to expect from areas like Sukhumvit before you book.
Bangkok is a bustling city, but it also has a calmer side. Any hotel with a riverside vantage point to take in the view from the rooftop is likely to offer some respite. Even better, you can find some boutique accommodation that overlooks the Thailand Gulf so it won't be too far to head out of the city to the beach if wanted. The Chao Phraya River is the major river that flows through Bangkok. Many of the best hotel accommodation options are close to the riverside, which means that rooms can often be quieter and more reflective places to stay. That said, boutique hotels in Bangkok offer much more than peace, quiet, and river views. Before booking, check whether your hotel has its own bar. Socializing with other guests in the bar is often a popular way to spend at least some of your time, but not every Bangkok hotel has a bar. Those with a rooftop terrace or a pool bar tend to be the most popular, so booking a hotel room with access to such a facility is often worth the minimal extra price you might need to pay. Overall, the service levels on offer are high in Bangkok hotels, and boutique accommodation, in particular, tends to offer more in terms of style, as well. If you have never been to this part of the world before, then one of the best things you can do is to book a luxury room that you will look forward to returning to each day.
On the face of it, the Thai capital city has so much to offer that you might not consider a property in another part of the country. However, Thailand is a great country to explore with boutique hotel rooms all over it. You could easily make Bangkok your starting point and then explore some of the wider Bangkok Province, for example. By heading south down the Malay Peninsula, you will eventually arrive at Phuket, a wonderfully luscious island with numerous boutique hotels to book. Phuket is a good place to explore the southern part of the country and some of the smaller islands on the Thai map, such as Koh Phi Phi. Nevertheless, if you are set on staying in the Bangkok area for your entire vacation, you won't be disappointed. Booking boutique accommodation with any high star rating will mean you will be set for a modern luxury break that will linger in the memory.
Whether you are considering booking a private suite for you and your guests to share or a single hotel room in Bangkok, boutique hotels tend to provide exceptional food. Thai cuisine is known around the world. Therefore, nearly every residence with boutique hotel rooms in the city will usually offer Thai food on its menu. That being said, modern hotels in the city also tend to have Western dishes available. Read the restaurant menu, especially what the offers are for breakfast, since many overseas visitors prefer to enjoy a breakfast of food they are familiar with. There's nothing to stop you from enjoying a Thai breakfast with the full heritage of Old Siam, after all. Simply put, it's nice to have the option to eat what you want. Whatever your views on Thai food may be, regardless of the area, Bangkok is full of places to eat, which offer great customer service and delicious dishes at an affordable price. Even in the most popular places, you rarely need to make a booking, so feel free to explore them. Remember that your hotel might have the best restaurant in the area, so don't rule out eating there, either.
