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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
There's a lot to like about Inn A Day. We stayed in room 'One o'clock' which is one of the rooms overlooking the river on the 2nd floor. We just loved the view looking across at Wat Arun, and seeing all the rivercraft. Other reviewers mentioned the noise from the riverboats. There was some noise but we quite liked hearing the boats go by. The room was well appointed, the bed comfortable, good aircon, nice bathroom and very clean and fresh. The location was great for visiting the...
There's a lot to like about Inn A Day. We stayed in room 'One o'clock' which is one of the rooms overlooking the river on the 2nd floor. We just loved the view looking across at Wat Arun, and seeing all the rivercraft. Other reviewers mentioned the noise from the riverboats. There was some noise but we quite liked hearing the boats go by. The room was well appointed, the bed comfortable, good aircon, nice bathroom and very clean and fresh. The location was great for visiting the...
Very hard to fault this beautiful boutique hotel, fantastic food in the restaurant, great location with attentive staff and an owner who takes a personal pride in providing the best of facilities.
My wife and I have travelled throughout Asia and Europe frequently over the last five years and this hotel has got to be amongst the very best we have stayed in if not the best.
Very hard to fault this beautiful boutique hotel, fantastic food in the restaurant, great location with attentive staff and an owner who takes a personal pride in providing the best of facilities.
My wife and I have travelled throughout Asia and Europe frequently over the last five years and this hotel has got to be amongst the very best we have stayed in if not the best.
Loved the design of this beautiful looking hotel. The room had space and well laid out. The staff very friendly. Location for me was great being right in the heart of the bustle of Chinatown. The breakfast offering could be improved a little but apart from that, I really enjoyed my stay there.
Loved the design of this beautiful looking hotel. The room had space and well laid out. The staff very friendly. Location for me was great being right in the heart of the bustle of Chinatown. The breakfast offering could be improved a little but apart from that, I really enjoyed my stay there.
Stayed for 3 nights in a Corner Deluxe room.
Friendly and efficient check in process.
Room was a good size with a great view of the city. Really liked the decor in the room and in the hotel itself. Fantastic buffet breakfast - one of the best we’ve had anywhere. Close to the National Stadium BTS station and the shops at Siam/MBK.
Nice pool area.Would definitely stay there again.
Stayed for 3 nights in a Corner Deluxe room.
Friendly and efficient check in process.
Room was a good size with a great view of the city. Really liked the decor in the room and in the hotel itself. Fantastic buffet breakfast - one of the best we’ve had anywhere. Close to the National Stadium BTS station and the shops at Siam/MBK.
Nice pool area.Would definitely stay there again.
Steven
Reviewed December 3, 2024Reviewed December 3, 2024
Hansar Hotel is centrally located close to two major shopping centres, a supermarket and hundreds of restaurants. The hotel looks and even smells amazing. The staff are super professional and extremely polite offering an amazing experience. The mini bar is entirely complementary which is a nice touch and the breakfast is beyond what the other hotels deliver in Bangkok. If you are wanting to have a massage there is a place just across the road with prices starting from 270thb per hour, and a...
Hansar Hotel is centrally located close to two major shopping centres, a supermarket and hundreds of restaurants. The hotel looks and even smells amazing. The staff are super professional and extremely polite offering an amazing experience. The mini bar is entirely complementary which is a nice touch and the breakfast is beyond what the other hotels deliver in Bangkok. If you are wanting to have a massage there is a place just across the road with prices starting from 270thb per hour, and a...
Kyle
Reviewed January 11, 2018Reviewed January 11, 2018
The hotel was lovely and modern looking inside with good amenities. Hotel staff were lovely and welcoming. Complimentary bottles water every day and rooms were very clean and comfortable. Just be prepared that many taxi drivers will not be familiar with the hotel as it is tucked down a small street where vehicle access is not really possible. The hotel was very quiet as well. Lovely view from the rooftop bar.
The hotel was lovely and modern looking inside with good amenities. Hotel staff were lovely and welcoming. Complimentary bottles water every day and rooms were very clean and comfortable. Just be prepared that many taxi drivers will not be familiar with the hotel as it is tucked down a small street where vehicle access is not really possible. The hotel was very quiet as well. Lovely view from the rooftop bar.
kylie
Reviewed February 9, 2017Reviewed February 9, 2017
For travellers seeking a unique and personalized experience in the greater Bangkok area, consider exploring the vibrant art scene in the city's hidden galleries, where local artists showcase their work in intimate settings, often accompanied by engaging discussions. Venture into the charming neighborhoods of Thonglor and Ekkamai, filled with eclectic boutiques and trendy cafes, perfect for those who appreciate design and culinary creativity. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the history of traditional Thai crafts at local workshops, where you can learn about silk weaving or pottery from skilled artisans. For a taste of local life, stroll through the lively streets of Chatuchak, where the weekend market buzzes with energy and offers a treasure trove of handmade goods and unique souvenirs. Lastly, wind down in one of the serene parks or riverside promenades, where you can enjoy a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. When booking boutique hotels in these vibrant areas, you'll find accommodations that reflect the local culture while providing the attentive service and comfort you deserve, ensuring a memorable stay.
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What's the best way to get to my boutique hotel in Bangkok?
You have a few options for travelling to and around Bangkok. The closest major airport is Bangkok (DMK-Don Mueang Intl.), which is located 12.7 mi (20.5 km) away. Nearby metro stations include Siam BTS Station, Rachathewi BTS Station and National Stadium BTS Station.