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155, Prachatipatai Road | Ban Phan Thom, Phra Nakhon, Chaleam Wan Chat Bridge, Bangkok 10200, Thailand
155, Prachatipatai Road | Ban Phan Thom, Phra Nakhon, Chaleam Wan Chat Bridge, Bangkok 10200, Thailand
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Thai style boutique house, we offer over 40 different well decorated Thai style rooms, all of which weed pieces are renovated of ancient gold teak wood passed from over 100 years.
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155, Prachatipatai Road Ban Phan Thom, Phra Nakhon, Chaleam Wan Chat Bridge, Bangkok 10200 Thailand
While you’ll see skyscrapers in most parts of Bangkok, it’s the gilded roofs of ancient pagodas that adorn the skyline of Banglamphu, the city’s historical and most touristic district. Hordes of tourists flock to this area to tick quite a few must-see attractions off their to-do list, with the Grand Palace being the most spectacular of them all. Banglamphu is also home to Bangkok’s infamous tourist ghetto, centered around Khao San Road. Visit at night to feast on road-side pad thai, cheap beers and if you’re up for it, some dancing fueled by buckets of Thai whiskey.
All reviews second building khao san road taxi driver main building grand palace democracy monument the river swimming pool minute walk walking distance air con nice pool rooms are clean quiet location buffet style wat pho included breakfast
This is a quiet, characterful, comfortable, mid-range hotel, in a small lane off a main road, running alongside a canal. We stayed here for just over a week, and loved it!
It was in a good location for wandering Bangkok, and getting to know the...More
A comfortable 4 night stay in this very pleasant Hotel. The ambiance on arrival is very pleasing and is where you have your buffet breakfast which provides a great start to the day.
The Team at Lamphu are most welcoming and were very accommodating with...More
We stayed one night at the beginning of our trip. The reception checked us in really early which meant we could freshon up before heading to the temples.
The staff were super friendly and welcoming, nothing was too much trouble. The rooms air con was...More
Hi, I stayed here for 2 nights with my parents. I generally tend to not write very negative things but this stay has not left me with any choice.
- first of all, the hotel does not have any direct access by vehicle. It is...More
1. A day before our arrival we got a mail stating ghat we have been allotted room in building 2 which is 5 mins walk from main building. That’s it. Didn’t give any right to cancel or protest . As we were already in Phuket...More
Take public transit from airport into the city. Watch out for cabs trying to rip off tourist. The train didn't cost that much. You can bargain wth the cabs. Tho I'd stay away from them. Train to the city and walk to your... More
Take public transit from airport into the city. Watch out for cabs trying to rip off tourist. The train didn't cost that much. You can bargain wth the cabs. Tho I'd stay away from them. Train to the city and walk to your hotel. They tried to charge us 500 baht from the train station in the city. I said no. They brought it down to 400baht. I still said no. We walked. It was not that far at all! Always trying to scam. However the hotel itself will set up transportation for you!!!!! We booked last min so we didn't know. We used it to take us back to the airport was fairly cheap. The hotel was great. I'm sure they would set something up for you. Sorry for late response I never saw this.
