Suggestions for Building near San Chaopho Suea, Bangkok

Matt H. • April 13, 2013Dress code can vary from building to building so make sure you do some quick research before you come

Kris A. • July 26, 2015Great LOCATION. Near Seven Eleven. BTS (Bangkok Skytrain) and MBK mall. Minutes walk to Siam square and Siam Malls (Paragon, Siam Centre and Siam Discovery). One building with Ibis. Room is clean.

4sq Thailand • August 8, 2011The main temple building is the central ubosoth, which houses the Emerald Buddha. Though green in color, the Buddha is actually carved from a single piece of jade, and though only 17 inches tall, is t

Nattaphol T. • November 9, 2010They are about to expand the plaza in November 2010. All leather goods will be moved to the building next door.

Clickzilla P. • March 4, 2013Close about 6pm.

Boris G. • November 10, 2015Nice room in calm area. Second building is a bit far, especially if you are looking for the pool :)

Aska K. • April 29, 2011This is the highest building in BKK now!

DHR.com • October 11, 2011Constructed under King Rama V, this grand Renaissance building (now a museum) has great frescoes and traditional Thai arts and crafts inside. Located at Ratchawithi Road, Dusit. Open daily.

Faizah • February 17Food come in big portion. Value for money. You can park in the building but just walk down the driveway as there are no stairs or lift

Loukpad V. • February 10, 2019Car park is in another building

Jen W. • May 6, 20122 hotel brands in 1 building

4sq Thailand • August 8, 2011the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia, contains an 18th Century palace and a group of historically important buildings housing Thailand's artistic treasures from neolithic times to the present.

Arno W. • February 28, 2015If you're in the area: it's free and worth a visit. Building 3 shows on the 2nd floor the history of Bangrak district (also in English), interesting!

Gimme • December 27, 20099 storeys building, most people go up till 5th only without notice. Interesting shows are up there!!

Dheerayod P. • March 8, 2011Great view. Not allow to take photo of dining area but ok for view outside building.

Mini N. • March 7, 20117/03/11 นายกฯเป็นประธานลงนามโครงการหนึ่งมหาวิทยาลัย หนึ่งจังหวัด

InterContinental D. • November 2, 2011Housed in a centuries-old building, this is one of Bangkok's most attractive restaurants. The menu features exquisitely prepared and presented dishes representative of Royal Thai Cuisine.

Simon O. • October 22, 2022Started as a small shop but by now, they’ve taken over a few buildings around. Even if the queue seems long, it will move fast. Not unimportant: everything is delicious!

Vynn S. • August 19, 2010L2 Cafe by LongTable is located at 1st floor of Siamkitti Building, directly opposite Novotel Siam Hotel. Show this tip and get 10% discount!

Torzin S • January 17, 2017One of the oldest temple of Bangkok with many big buildings and large complex of monastic.

Adisak K. • November 23, 2018Historical Building that contain a cool art. Bangkok Art Biennale has started!!! check the art piece before this is out. now till Feb 2019

Rungthip S. • October 18, 2011No parking lot ka:-( have to park other building 30 baht/hr.

Boris G. • November 10, 2015First building is better if you want the swimming pool close.

Artid J. • December 23, 2011Free Parking at Wall Street building. Thaniya Plaza will charge you 40bt/hr after 6pm

Pattre • April 27, 2016It's been moved to a corner behind the Language Institute building

Saujatya G. • July 23, 2014Insist on staying at the newer wing. The older annex building can be a mood-spoiler.

Jesslyn C. • May 16, 2015It is not at the building in Thai, but it has the compatible view. Casual wear is allowed except flip flop and tank top. Price affordable and drinks are favourable as well.

Sia S. • July 18, 2016Not very much around(mostly hi-end stores) but situated in the heart of Bangkok, and it's one of the most beautiful mall I have ever seen in terms of building.

Angie H. • December 21, 2011External building maintenance: Oct 25 to Dec 31, 9am-5pm. Close curtains if you need your privacy

William K. • July 13, 2011Ok, now I know it's not a building but the entire area.