Hotels near Chinatown, Bangkok

There was a boat terminal right in front, so it was nice to take a water bus. The accommodation was cozy and it gets cool right away when you turn on the air conditioner. The staff were friendly :)

There are daily rooms near Sampeng Market. Travel to stay convenient, safe, clean and luxurious rooms, reasonable price. Easy to go out and buy things and is close to Yaowarat Road, where you can find plenty of food and delicious food. The room is in Soi Trok Krai or Jay Boon Samakhom Rong, easy to find, not difficult. Service staff is good, friendly. Fully furnished and free wifi as well as check out.

Tommy verygood🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Good-natured, smiling and welcoming. The place is close to places of worship and many delicious restaurants. I like the convenience of traveling. There's a Starbucks downstairs. There is a 7-Eleven ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I'll come back again. The room is very spacious. There is a microwave oven, TV, and refrigerator.

I am very disappointed with the recent negative reports about He Jing Hotel. I have lived here intermittently for the past decade. This includes nine days of staying here when the airport closed in 2008. I came here again in November of 09, the most recent one was January 10 this year. Every time I come here, the hotel never leaves a bad impression on me. It must be said that every time I come, I live in the renovated presidential room and have not lived in a cheap room. I gave the manager a suggestion that the restaurant on the top floor should not play music all day long. The restaurant is a place to enjoy the tranquility. After that, it was recommended to implement it immediately. But unfortunately, if the staff were to turn off the music or turn down the sound, they were not very willing to help. Apart from this, Riverview Hotel is an incredible place!

From check-in, to check-out, this was an awful experience. At the check-in, they appeared to have no record of our booking and we had to show them the website we had booked with. The reception area looked authentic Chinese style and we had high expectations that things would continue with the same theme. This hotel is clearly a refurbished hotel and done with a Chinese twist (being in Chinatown it's not difficult to see why!), however it has been done on a very low budget and standard. The first (and in my opinion) the worst) fault is the room entrance door. It is a narrow double door and secured on the outside of the room (only) by a hasp and (very cheap) padlock. The hasp is secured by only 2 screws, so simply unscrew the 2 screws on the outside of the door - and you are inside, in seconds. Hardly a secure solution when all the guests possessions are in the room. Even without undoing the lock (or removing the hasp, the door pushes open (when locked) sufficiently to use a long rod or pole and 'hook' up the guests possessions inside the room. On the inside of the room door - there are 2 very poor quality bolts at the top of the door - which is the only means of securing the room when it is occupied and/or the guest is sleeping. The room is pretty small at 18sq.m but we knew that when we booked so cannot complain, and it overlooks a busy Chinatown side street which unfortunately has a steel fabrication shop a few doors away and we could hear steel being cut with electric saws from dawn to dusk. Then at dusk a couple of street food stalls opened up opposite the hotel, so there was the noise from that for half the night too, but we shouldn't complain as this is Chinatown. In the bathroom the floor seemed to be constantly wet and it wasn't long until we found out why. there is a wooden sink cabinet in the bathroom next to the shower (bad design there), but when the waste water was emptied down the sink drain, the waste water didn't go down the drain pipe where its connected to the wall, but instead emptied itself all over the bathroom floor. We complained about this to reception and a staff member came to look but said there was nothing she could do as neither a technician or a manager was available. We told her we were not happy about standing in waste water, and so she gave us a towel to put on the floor and stand on that instead! From the condition of the cabinet, this had been leaking for weeks or even months and was not a new problem. In addition, the shower spray hose holder was broken and the hand held shower was simply propped up against the wall. We read online that there was a bar/restaurant on the roof terrace and from the online pictures, looked lovely with all the red lanterns lit up at night - however when we went up there to the 5th floor it was in complete darkness, so we assumed was closed. We were going to ask at reception, however there was nobody on duty behind the reception desk, just a sign which read ”reception will return

We stayed here as part of our hotel-hopping experience in Bangkok. We stayed at AGO Chinatown Hotel, Park Hyatt, Capella, and Four Seasons. (All reviewed separately). It was difficult to choose from the plethora of hotels in Bangkok but we selected this one based on its proximity to Chinatown and the quality of the Breakfast served. This small hotel is brand new, yet has a quaint and boutique feel. The owner has decorated the lobby with family heirlooms and antique furniture. I could tell this is a labor of love. The cosy rooms are neat and comfortable, with wood floors, new showers, and Villeroy & Boch sinks. Our room was facing the canal, not quite Venice or Amsterdam, but delightful nonetheless. I slept well on the firm bed that is typical in Asia. The highlight of our stay was their farm-to-table breakfast. The Signature Smoothie was one of the best smoothies I've ever had. It's made from fresh kale harvested from their garden, pineapple and banana. They had my favorite congee with homemade Thai dishes by a local chef. Their garden salad with sesame dressing is a must-try. They also offer gourmet coffee, cappuccino and espresso. Frankly, their breakfast alone was worth the room rate, which I feel is an absolute steal. The owner Vee was kind enough to give us a guided foot tour of the historical area adjacent to the hotel. He also recommended some amazing street food and restaurants near the hotel. We tried the best Boat Noodles, Michelin star Pad Thai, Crab Fried Rice, Shark Fin Soup (sorry animal lovers) and went to an open-air restaurant with wine, steak, and jazz music. There's also delicious Suckling Pig and street-food galore in Chinatown. This is the best hotel for Foodies in Bangkok!

Stayed for one night on my fiancé’s birthday. The room was prepared with some decorations, a cake and a wish card to welcome him. The breakfast was probably the fav part of the stay. it was very nice with plenty of choices and taste good too. The view from the room is actually okay with bedside control but i feel weird bcoz of the big frame (like someone is watching or constantly staring at you from outside - refer to my photos) every time I look outside. It is just too big to not pay attention or ignore from the sight ;(. Somehow I couldn’t enjoy full privacy with the view haha. Not sure the room has dusts or ventilation problem, both of us felt abit itchy on our arms and neck in the room. They allowed us late check out till 1pm as we are Merriot members.

This hotel has been around for as long I can remember. It is being renovated right now so it will make the hotel upgrade even more. Located in the city and very convenient to go places as the Rajdamri Sky train's entrance is connected to the the building, Level 2. Asia hotel has two swimming pools and a gym. It has Buffet restaurant where we had breakfast. It is worthwhile to get breakfast buffet when you book the hotel. Breakfast time is 6-10am. Lots of variety of food . If you want a nice coffee and bakery, it is located right in front of the hotel. Parking available for guests and visitors and if you come to the cafe, go stamp at the concierge and you can get free parking. I am very happy with the hotel price, location and service.

We are so happy staying on ralph poshtel. the staff very friendly and so informative. the room are so clean . bigger than we thought. they charge us 250 bath / night with extra person added totally fine and worth it. near the market pratunam and platinum. central world can be reach with walking. we will be back here when we go to bangkok again ❤️❤️

Location is excellent! Located right next to BTS Phloen Chit Station and it is easy to get grab and somehow ”avoided” the terrible traffic in bangkok at times. However, the only downside is the lift servicing the hotel. It is extremely slow and one was faulty during my stay. And the noise of traffic can be heard from 12th floor. Light sleeper should probably take a slight note of that. Other than that I do not really have any complaints. Thank you!