Siam Square And Surrounds
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Siam Square
For true shoppers only, to stay within spitting distance of Siam Square and MBK is to invite complete budget overload due to the mouth-watering range of shopping possibilities.
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Lub d
A flashpacker option with great access to the BTS
925/9 Rama 1 Rd
T: (02) 612 4999; F: (02) 612 4449A relatively new arrival on the scene, this guesthouse is an increasingly popular choice for those looking for the hostel experience in Siam. Lub-d uses clever design and a hip aesthetic to reel in ... View details
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Pathumwan Princess MBK Centre Bangkok
Classy and convenient, a well-priced slice of luxu
444 Phayathai Rd, Bangkok
T: (02) 216 3700-29; F: (02) 216 3730-3The contrast between this hotel and the MBK shopping mall it is conveniently attached to couldn't be more stark. The cramped lurid stalls and fluorescent lighting seem like distant memories compared ... View details
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Novotel Siam Square
A swish option with great central location
392/44 Siam Square Soi 6
T: (02) 255 6888; F: (02) 255 1824The Novotel Siam Square has an amazing location. It's a very short walk from the BTS Siam Square Station, close to Siam Paragon Shopping Centre, MBK, Chulalongkorn University, and a slightly longer ... View details
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Soi Kasem San 1
This small, dead-end soi, across from the MBK shopping mall is relatively quiet and conveniently located near the National Stadium BTS station, and consequently, the guesthouses along the soi are very often booked out.
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Wendy House
Friendly service, best facilities on the soi
36/2 Soi Kasem San 1, Rama 1 Rd, Bangkok
T: (02) 214 1149-50; F: (02) 612 3487Of all the options on Soi Kasem San, the Wendy House certainly feels the most like a backpacker hang out, albeit at flashpacker prices. There is a large, clean and well-equipped internet cafe on ... View details
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The Bed and Breakfast
A cheap and basic choice at the quieter end of the
36/42-43 Soi Kasem San Soi 1
T: (02) 215 3004; F: (02) 215 2493The unashamedly functional name of this guesthouse serves as a good guide as to what to expect. With only 20 rooms, the Bed and Breakfast is small and to the point. The rooms are air-con, well kept ... View details
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Reno Hotel
A retro favourite and excellent value for money
40 Soi Kasem San 1, Rama 1 Rd
T: (02) 215 0026-7; F: (02) 215 3430An endearing mixture of quirky charm and good value for money has made the Reno something of a hit with travellers. You get the distinct feeling the retro fittings and décor are the real deal ... View details
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Around Siam Square
Down around Phloenchit you'll find more lodgings along with to the north around Pratunam.
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Baiyoke Sky Hotel
Rooms with a view
222 Rajprarop Rd, Bangkok
T: (02) 656 3000; F: (02) 656 3555This hotel is in the tallest building in Thailand so you shouldn’t have any trouble finding it. Three levels of rooms at the Baiyoke Sky Hotel, Standard (22-45th floors), Sky (46-68th), and Space ... View details
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Amari Watergate Hotel
Classy hotel for shopoholics
847 Petchburi Rd, Bangkok
T: (02) 653 9000;This is your typical 4/5 star hotel: beautiful rooms, professional service, and a couple of reasonable in-house bars and restaurants.The hotel is in the middle of the Pratunam shopping district, ... View details
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Golden House
Great location
1025/5-9 Phloenchit Rd, Bangkok
T: (02) 252 9535-8; F: (02) 252 9538This smallish hotel (the sign outside reads Golden House VIP) has 27 well-sized rooms set a mere 50m from Chidlom BTS, down a small soi that isn't right near all the action, but isn't very far ... View details
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Wendy House

18 votes 36/2 Soi Kasem San 1
Siam Square and Surrounds
T: (02) 214 1149-50
F: (02) 612 3487
Reno Hotel

5 votes 40 Soi Kasem San 1
Siam Square and Surrounds
T: (02) 215 0026-7
F: (02) 215 3430
Pathumwan Princess MBK Centre Bangkok

1 vote 444 Phayathai Rd
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T: (02) 216 3700-29
F: (02) 216 3730-3
Baiyoke Sky Hotel

1 votes 222 Rajprarop Rd
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T: (02) 656 3000
F: (02) 656 3555
Amari Watergate Hotel

1 vote 847 Petchburi Rd
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T: (02) 653 9000
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