Andy and I wanted to email to say thank you for booking such a memorable and fantastic trip to Vietnam. We loved every minute of it and I am even trying to work out if I can meet my mum in Hoi An next year for a couple of weeks....
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Often chaotic, sometimes daunting and always colourful city, Bangkok is the most common and usually most convenient, entry point to Thailand. Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River (the river of kings) the city teases and delights all who take the time to explore. Full of temples, palaces and markets that seem to busy 24/7 there is always something going on to suite all tastes. Bangkok is a city of contrasts, from the huge silver gleaming office blocks downtown to the shanty towns and poverty on the outskirts. All visitors will also experience these contrasts, the chaotic roads to the quiet canal systems, the serene ancient temples to the frenzied designer shopping malls - everyday in this special city will give up something to remember. The hotels and restaurants in Bangkok are amongst the best in the world, as is the famed hospitality of the people. The city is a place to explore or relax depending on your mood.
What’s in a name…..The official name of Bangkok is, according to the Guinness Book of Records, the longest in the world, namely……
Krungthep Mahanakorn Boworn Rattanakosin Mahintharayuttha Mahadilokpop Noparatratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniveymahasathan Amornpiman Avatransathit Sakkathattiay-avisnukarmprasit.
In the 10 years or so since the hotel opened, the lavish riverside Peninsula Bangkok has quickly established itself as not only one of Bangkok's premium hotels but one of the world's best hotels,...
The Metropolitan is located on South Sathorn Road, set back from the main road behind the French Embassy in the heart of Bangkok's Central Business District. The capital's major shopping areas are...
Chakrabongse Villas are set in a leafy oasis of gardens with palms and exotic plants, and in contrast to the nearby condos and skyscrapers, the 3 traditional Thai style villas exude calm and serenity...
The renowned service of The Oriental Bangkok dates back almost 130 years to when it was first opened as a seaman’s lodge along the Chao Phraya River. It typifies a golden age of travel and attends to...
Step away from the frantic pace of Bangkok life into this late 19th century residence and you forget in moments that you are in fact still in one the busiest areas of the city! The Eugenia, until...
A real Oasis favourite! Old Capital Bike Inn is a "boutique inn" that combines the charm of Bangkok's yesteryears with modern amenities and a refreshingly eco-friendly attitude. Conveniently located...
Andy and I wanted to email to say thank you for booking such a memorable and fantastic trip to Vietnam. We loved every minute of it and I am even trying to work out if I can meet my mum in Hoi An next year for a couple of weeks....
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