- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms and common area
- 10 min. walk to BTS Chong Nonsi, BTS Surasak and MRT Silom
Nearby Attractions
Sathorn Road is one of Bangkok's most cosmopolitan street as well as being a major business, shopping and entertrainment district. Sathorn Area is easily accessible by BTS (Chong Nonsi and Surasak Station) and the MRT (Silom Station). Major Bangkok attractions like the Grand Palace, Wat Arun and the China Town are nearby. And when it come to eating Silom Road is the home of International restaurant chains, local eating places, food courts and street stalls. As the night falls, Silom Road is tranformed into bustling sho
Silom Complex
This six-storey shopping complex is located in the heart of the Central Business District on Silom Road, and is linked to the skytrain's Sala Daeng Station by a sky bridge. Levels of small boutiques, clothing stores and restaurants lead to Central Department Store's range of merchandise, from cosmetics and fashionable clothing to toys, stationary items and gifts. (BTS: Sala Daeng Station) MRT: Silom Station
Silom Village
A one-stop shopping arcade with about a dozen shops specializing in fine hand-woven Thai silk, handicrafts, leather goods, precious silverware, home decorations, gems and jewellery, souvenir products, and more. After shopping, you can enjoy Thai food and seafood, or a classical Thai dance presentation. 286 Silom Road (Silom 26) BTS: Surasak, Saladang 35 Sukhumvit 31 (Soi Sawadee)
BTS: Asoke
Thaniya Plaza
Thaniya Plaza is located on Thaniya Road, which runs from Silom Road, between Soi 2 and • 4, to Suriwongse Road. This compact mini-mall, favoured by Japanese travellers, is known for its wide selection of golf shops, as well as its stores selling antiques, laquerware, baskets and other handicraft items. Thaniya Plaza also features a bookstore and several restaurants. TS: Sala Daeng Station RT: Silom Station
Mah Boon Krong
MBK is the best place to go for those who love shopping in a market-style atmosphere, but would prefer to do so in air-conditioned comfort. It is packed with stalls selling everything from clothes, leather goods and fashion accessories to cosmetics, mobile phones, CDs, DVDs, PlayStation games and all kinds of gift items. Built in 1986, this seven-story, 300-metre long complex is located across from Siam Square and boasts seven movie theatres, a 40-lane bowling alley, a choice of restaurants and a food court. BTS: National Stadium Station
Penisula Plaza
Located about 500 metres past the Erawan and Four Seasons hotels on Rajadamri Road, the Peninsula Plaza is the city's equivalent of Harrod's, but on a somewhat smaller scale. This high-class mall is home to 70 small boutiques such as Cartier, Davidoff , Versace and Gucci, along with some of the best tailors in Bangkok. The complex also houses jewellery stores, top local fashion designers, Oa few gourmet shops and a pleasant cafe that caters mostly to the area's business lunch crowd. BTS: Rajadamri Station.
River City Complex
Located on the Chao Phraya River next to the Royal Orchid Sheraton on Si Phraya Road, the four-storey River City Shopping Complex is home to a number of prestigious art and antique galleries. Though he building may appear modern, The third and fourth floors house one of Bangkok's best collections of relics, objets d'art and tasteful productions from all over Asia. The items are brilliantly displayed to highlight their details. Though the complex mostly serves a specialty market, it is certainly worth a look.
Free River City Shuttle Boat Service From BTS Saphan Taksin to River City FERRY: Si Phraya Pier
Patpong Road
Apart from the colourful night life, where an amazing variety of bars, clubs, discotheques and other exotic venues exist, there is a pulsating night market to attract all-night revellers. This is where you can buy clothing and souvenirs of all kinds. Patpong's lively night market spills over on to Silom Road in one of the city's main commercial districts.
Soi Lalai Sap
This is one of Bangkok's most popular lunch-time shopping areas, located next to the Bangkok Bank headquarters on Silom Road. Starting just before noon, and closing not long after lunch breaks on weekdays only, the market is packed with office workers who shop for clothing, leather goods, food, gifts and knickknacks.
Muha Uma Devi
This small Hindu temple is also called Wat Khaek. Khaek is a Thai colloquial expression for persons of Indian descent. Wat Khaek sits alongside busy Silom road