Hotels near Grand Palace in Bangkok

The air conditioning is a bit old-fashioned, but everything else is fine. The location is quite ideal, with plenty of local food stalls nearby, a 7-Eleven right outside, and songthaews readily available. The hotel price is very reasonable. I recommend it for families with children and couples. There's an indoor pool, and the opening hours are posted on the door, though I didn't go in – Bangkok is really hot!

There were quite a few complaints about noise in the reviews, so I booked this hotel on a whim, but specifically requested a high-floor room at the back of the hotel. It turns out I won the gamble: Khao San Road at night has world-class noisy bars, where even with your ears covered, you can feel your heart pulsing to the beat. But stepping into the hotel, the clamor is immediately cut off. My suite was large, with windows on three sides, green trees and red walls, and during the day, it was so quiet you could only hear birdsong. The interior layout was very clever; he was playing games in the inner room, and I was sitting on the sofa behind the partition, facing the balcony, drinking, without disturbing each other. Late at night, there was only the faint sounds of the bars, which had transformed into a non-jarring background noise, allowing me to turn over and sleep soundly. Staying here, you can deeply experience the dramatic tension of day and night, with a strong sense of contrast. The Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaeo, the Chao Phraya River, and N13 pier are all within walking distance; nearby, supermarkets and snack stalls are plentiful. To go to ICONSIAM, Chinatown, Wat Arun, Pak Khlong Talat (flower market), and the Big C Ferris Wheel, just take the blue line tourist boat from N13. It's 40 baht for hop-on, hop-off, saving time and effort with beautiful scenery. When taking a taxi from BKK airport, be sure to use the meter (by meter) and keep the ticket number; if it's a fixed price, no matter how high they quote, cap it at 500 Thai Baht.

This hotel offers good value for money, especially considering its Chinatown location. It was a bit tricky to find, but I eventually managed. It's located to the right when you're heading into Chinatown, down an alleyway next to an old lady selling bananas. Right at the entrance of the alley, there's a shop selling large ceramic items. The hotel room has a small kitchen, which is great for buying groceries and cooking. While the room isn't huge, it has all the essentials. I'd definitely book again if I need a place to stay.

Very happy with my stay. The lady who checked me in was really nice and gave me some Tom yum crackers. Location is good and close to a lot of tourist spots, restaurants and bars. Close to the muay thai stadium and the arts centre. Rooftop and lobby are good areas for socialising. Rooftop if you want to sit in the sun, lobby if you want air conditioning. Room itself is clean and people are respectful. Be aware they charge for towels! Also if you’re not good with steep stairs maybe this won’t be your place. There are four levels and the steps themselves are pretty high

Room with a window sounds good unless you’re at psa Khaosan with a boom box, blasting 70ies American country music, all day going and trying to sell some brews, right at front doors downstairs. Add some nice bass, Steady traffic and It’s wonderful daily changing markets just won’t let you getting any shuteye. Impossible to neither rest nor sleep. Other rooms without windows might be more suitable.

The check-in experience is very good, but it is very difficult to find. If Chinese come here, they cannot find stay wanglang on Google Maps. It is recommended to search the address directly, such as 393/4wanglang, instead of navigating to the wanglang hotels.

An all-in-one hotel with it's own cafe (ground floor, check-in) and a restaurant (the Ros Krung Esarn Thai Cafe). It's on an alley with the popular Jay Fai and Thipsamai padthai restaurants) as it's immediate neighbour. What could be better than that when it comes to good food! The room is minimalist in design - sufficient. Comfortable, cozy bed. Traffic noise is a bit loud in the early evenings but bearable later at night. There's no view from my room's window though - just sides & backs of old buildings. Just have to close the blinds. I like the downstairs cafe... Comfortable, with a self-service counter for guests - all-day beverages and with bread / toasts in the mornings. It has a well kept al fresco area too with views of old Bangkok, but got to bear with the occasional stench from the river, not too bad. It's about 15 minutes walk from the nearest MRT station, Sam Yot. Can take a tuk-tuk as it's quite a walk if dragging heavy luggage.

I extended my stay at this guesthouse. The location is excellent, and it's clean. It has the basic amenities you need for living, including a private bathroom and a balcony. In the common area, there's a kettle, microwave, and refrigerator. There's also a green courtyard where you can have dinner at a table. I recommend it.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just over a 10-minute walk from the Grand Palace and also a 10-minute walk to Khao San Road. It's very convenient for taking a boat from the Chao Phraya River pier; the pier is straight ahead from the front entrance of the Grand Palace, where you can catch a boat for 40 baht. There are many small restaurants and supermarkets next to the hotel, but note that most restaurants are open during the day and close in the evening. The staff are very friendly, always smiling, and highly professional. Do note that the rooms do not provide toothbrushes or soap. Rooms facing the inner courtyard are very quiet. The elevator access is also very convenient. I would like to thank the staff team and the head of management who are very attentive and professional. I recommend this hotel for a discovery stay.

3rd time staying here. 2018, 2023 and 2026. It's a perfect stop over in Bangkok. Bang on Khaosan Road, in the middle of the most lively road in Bangkok. Has a rooftop pool and bar, perfect for all day sunbathing before hitting the chaos in the evening. No complaints and would stay there over and over again if stopping over in Bangkok.