Hotels in Bangkok — Book & Earn Cashback

Near a BTS skytrain or MRT station, almost regardless of district — the traffic is the thing that will define your trip otherwise. Sukhumvit has the widest choice and the best transport, Silom is well placed between the old and new city, Riverside is calmer with boat access to the temples, and Rattanakosin puts you among the sights at the cost of having no rail station.

Three covers the old city, the river, a market and a couple of proper meals. Four or five lets you take the temples slowly in the morning heat, add Chatuchak if a weekend falls right, and see something outside the centre. Many people also use it as the hub for onward flights across the region.

November to February is the cool season — dry, less humid and by far the most comfortable time to walk around a city where walking is most of the experience. March to May is genuinely hot, with April the peak. The rains arrive from around June, heaviest in September and October, and room rates fall accordingly.

Shoulders and knees covered is the constant, and it is enforced at the major sites — the Grand Palace turns people away daily. Specific requirements vary between temples and change, so treat covered shoulders and knees as the minimum and check the site you are visiting rather than assuming one rule covers all of them. Light long clothing is more comfortable in the heat than it sounds.

Bangkok is one of the best-value large cities in the world for accommodation, with a very deep supply running from hostels through a large mid-range to a substantial luxury tier along the river and in Sukhumvit. Rates are highest in the November to February cool season. The list on this page is priced live for your dates, so you are seeing real figures rather than an estimate.

Yes — the rate is shown on each property before you book, exactly as it is everywhere else on DerLeng Free. It is credited to your balance as LENG after your stay, and you can hold it, convert it to USDC, or cash it out. You pay for the room normally.