After visiting Bangkok four times, we finally found our favorite place to stay in the city. Neil Niwas offers something different from the usual hotel experience: a stunning 135-year-old colonial Thai house located on a peaceful canal, just a short walk from Wat Arun. With only four rooms, it feels wonderfully cozy and authentic.
A character rich Bangkok boutique hotel in a restored former bank building dating back to the late 1800s, on the edge of Chinatown and Talat Noi. Expect patina walls, vintage curios, a dramatic spiral staircase under a circular atrium, and freestanding tubs in the rooms that belong in a film set. The Mustang Blu hotel is all about atmosphere.
Bangkok is a food lover’s paradise, offering everything from street food stalls to charming neighborhood cafés and world-class fine dining. With so many options, finding the best spots can feel overwhelming. Don’t worry, we’ve done the hard work for you. This list features 12 must-try cafés and restaurants in Bangkok, all tested by us.
Thailand’s islands draw millions of visitors every year, all chasing that perfect stretch of sand and crystal-clear water. Most head to the usual suspects – Phuket, Koh Samui, or Phi Phi. But there’s a quieter alternative that delivers everything you’re looking for without the crowds – Koh Kood. Let’s dive into the best beaches on the island.
Looking to make the most of your short visit to Thailand’s vibrant capital? You’ve come to the right place! This carefully crafted Bangkok itinerary offers a perfect mix of must-see attractions, bustling markets, local neighborhoods, hidden gems, and charming cafes, all timed to give you a more peaceful and authentic experience.