The historic heart of Bangkok is sometimes referred to as 'Bangkok Old Town' or simply, the 'Old City'. This is where you will find many of Bangkok’s most popular tourist attractions including the Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and … [Read more...]
Hotel Review: Anurak Community Lodge, Khao Sok
A sublime setting, a homely atmosphere and a business with a focus on sustainability all combine to make Anurak Community Lodge an excellent choice for visitors looking to explore Khao Sok National Park in comfort. With stunning views of the jungle … [Read more...]
Hotel Review: The Monttra Pattaya
Surrounded by a canopy of trees overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, there is little to disturb the tranquility at The Monttra Pattaya apart from the idle chatter of birdsong and the sound of waves gently lapping up to the private beach. Enjoying a … [Read more...]
Hotel Review: OZO Pattaya
Compact, comfortable and chic. Three words that neatly sum up OZO Pattaya, a stylish new hotel which opened in the seaside resort on September 15. With a location close enough to main attractions, but far enough away from some of the brasher … [Read more...]
X2 River Kwai Resort, Kanchanaburi
Located on a scenic stretch of the Kwai Noi River in Kanchanaburi province, the X2 River Kwai resort opened for business in July 2014. With just 8 rooms, this is a boutique hotel with a difference. The concept of the resort is 'industrial chic' and … [Read more...]
Hotel Review: Hua Chang Heritage Hotel, Bangkok
With a great location, comfortable rooms and excellent service, the Hua Chang Heritage Hotel ticks most of the boxes I look for in a hotel. Located a short stroll away from the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, this is chic and contemporary … [Read more...]
Hotel Review: Royal Tha Tien Village, Bangkok
With just 5 guest rooms, staying at the Royal Tha Tien Village is more akin to staying at somebody's home than a hotel. The polished wooden floors and cleanliness of the hotel (guests must take off their shoes before going upstairs) give the … [Read more...]
Hotel Review: Jansome House, Chiang Rai
With rooms around the 400-500 Baht mark, Jasmine House is very much a budget option for visitors to Chiang Rai. But with a convenient central location and clean, albeit basic rooms, it's a hotel which provides very good value for money. Breakfast is … [Read more...]
Hotel Review: Top North Hotel, Mae Sai
For many non-Thai visitors, the reason for a trip to the northern border town of Mae Sai is usually a visa run. Travelling to Mae Sai from Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai can easily be done as a day trip, but if you are travelling on to the Golden Triangle … [Read more...]
Hotel Review: Wendy Guest House, Bangkok
Wendy Guest House is a budget hotel located in central Bangkok a few minutes' walk from the Skytrain (National Stadium station). It's also very convenient for a number of other Bangkok transport options and with rooms starting at around 1,000 Baht … [Read more...]
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