BelAire Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand
- Just a stroll from the nearest Skytrain stop
- Modern urban style
- Outdoor swimming pool and bar
- Ideal Bangkok base for sightseeing
Bangkok holidays
Leave the backpack at home, because Bangkok is no longer the domain of gap-year students. Thanks to affordable packages and some serious upgrades in the hotel market, it’s now a booming destination for families and couples too. A city of spicy street food, skyscrapers, ancient temples, thronging traffic and hidden markets, Bangkok blends the old and the new, traditional and modern, East and West. It’s a place where the next surprise is just around the corner, and you never know where you’ll end up.
One night in Bangkok and the world's your oyster
Hotels in Bangkok
Avani+ Riverside Bangkok Hotel
Bangkok, Thailand
5475 reviews4 stars
- Convenient location
- Uninterrupted views of the Chao Phraya River
- Rooftop infinity pool
Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort
Bangkok, Thailand
10827 reviews4٫5 stars
- Picturesque riverside setting
- Peaceful location
- Japanese Steakhouse
- 11-acres of manicured gardens, resort is renowned as an Oasis in Bangkok
Rembrandt Hotel and Suites
Bangkok, Thailand
6441 reviews4 stars
- Centrally located close to Sukhumvit Road, BTS Skytrain Station and Sukhumvit MRT Station
- New 1826 Mixology & Rooftop Bar
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Family Rooms and Executive Lounge available
Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Hotel Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand
6397 reviews5 stars
- Fantastic riverfront location
- All rooms overlook the Chao Phraya River
- Choice of outdoor pools
- Complimentary boat transfers to the BTS Skytrain
Essential information for Bangkok
Time zone
UK + 6 hours
اللغة
Thai
Currency
Thai Baht Official currency of Thailand
مدة الرحلة الجوية
11h 30m indirect flight
جدول مواعيد الرحلات
Fly to Bangkok with Air France, KLM or Emirates
Do I need a visa?
British citizens do not require a visa for stays less than 30 days.
Something different
During mid-Autumn candles, cakes and incense feature more frequently than usual to celebrate the Moon Festival whilst November promises Krathong where waterways become covered in decoratively adorned floats in respect of the water spirits.
When to travel and how to get around
Need more travel tips or holiday help?
The best time to visit Bangkok is November to February - it’s the cool, dry season, perfect for exploring temples, shopping, and dining alfresco.
UK travellers don’t need a visa for stays of up to 30 days in Thailand. Just ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from your arrival!
Bangkok uses the Thai Baht (THB). You’ll find plenty of ATMs and exchange services to keep you covered for shopping, street food, and sightseeing!
The flight from the UK to Bangkok takes about 11 hours, so pack a good book and get ready for an adventure!
For couples, Sathorn and Thon Buri offer a romantic vibe with luxury hotels, rooftop bars, and riverside views. Perfect for a blend of relaxation and excitement!
If you're after peace and quiet, avoid the Khao San Road area. It’s known for being super lively and bustling, which might be a bit much for a relaxing stay.