Reflections Rooms is, at its heart, an Art project. Its concept is to wed artistic expression, living space and material recycling. The tone is always colourful, fun, kitsch and accessible to everyone. Each room is inspired by the individuality of Thai artists, freedom of expression and recycling for meaningful urban lifestyle. Reflections Rooms is a friendly boutique for guests who love Art and Fantasy, and desire a different and out-of-ordinary experience staying in Bangkok.

Reflections Rooms has 17 unique rooms, each specially designed by talented Thai artists, commissioned by art impresario and owner Anusorn Ngernyuang. The artists also create innovative products for everyday use which are on sale. Their expressive paintings and objects are on display at the funky gallery-restaurant, combining artistic soul, great food, and the buzz of Bangkok street life.

Prices range from S$79.825 (THB1,850) to S$148.863 (THB3450) per room per night.

 

The Dream Hotel is something special. It is small elegant, cosy, built on a human scale and altogether modest in size, it is rich in comforts and conveniences. The Somerset has just 76 rooms and suites.

Particular care has been taken with each one, no detail has been neglected in giving them the warm feeling of home, and all are furnished with a full set of modern amenities, everything you’ve come to expect from a quality hotel.

Let’s Sea® Hua Hin Al Fresco Resort combines unique romance, intuitive service and thoughtfully designed facilities to create a memorable yet accessible escape. Look forward to unparalleled style and relaxation on the gentle shores of the Gulf of Thailand.

Let’s Sea® captures the quiet charm of Hua Hin. Long a favorite seasside destination, the town still retains much of its unassuming appeal. Architects Gaia and Agaligo referenced this and other chararacteristics of the Thai holiday lifestyle to create a unique resort environment along one of the most desirable and peaceful stretches of beach. Let’s Sea® enjoys a premier location midway between Hua Hin town and the distinctive Takieb Mountain with a wide foreshore and fine sand ideal for barefoot strolling.

Let’s Sea® 40 spacious retreats include unforgettable vantage points. In ‘Studio Piers’ on the first floor, guests can enjoy their own personal pier to access the canal-like swimming pool while staying in ‘Moon Deck Suite’ upstairs, guests have their own romantic moon deck as well as easy access to the swimming pool.

Beach holidays are for relaxation and a ‘holiday host’ is provided for each guest to ensure an effortless stay. 

  

Welcome to S15 Sukhumvit Hotel . Make the S15 Sukhumvit Hotel your meeting point in Bangkok. The hotel offers not only superb accommodation and gracious hospitality but also is strategically located in the heart of the central business and shopping district of Bangkok. Both Sky train and underground stations are only a few steps away.

S15 Sukhumvit Hotel offers 72 rooms, which are 40 S15 Deluxe, 23 S15 junior suite and 9 S15 suites. The stylist interiors of these of design rooms perfectly offer relaxing and comfort for discerning business and leisure travellers. Italian light fixtures, full of marble bath featuring a bathtub and separate rain shower. Smoker free accommodates in the guest room of 4th and 5th floor only.

Rates range from THB3766.40 (approx. S$168) for deluxe room including breakfast to THB6708.90 (approx. S$299) for Suite room including breakfast.

The Shanghai Inn provides full amenities to meet the needs of the most discerning business and leisure guests, delivered with personal charm and warmth, making each stay a unique experience. 

All guest rooms including 51 Superior Rooms and 4 Junior Suites are fully air-conditioned and fully equipped with satellite TV channels, complimentary wireless internet access, a fridge, mini-bar, tea-making facilities, electronic safety box, hairdryer, IDD telephone and an en-suite bathroom with rain shower.

Experience our stylish accommodation and welcoming service, and let the Shanghai Inn be your haven in Bangkok. At Shanghai Inn, you’ll feel welcome and refreshed at the end of each day, whether your stay is for business or to experience the unique culture, sights and sounds of Chinatown.

Room rates start from THB2900 nett (for superior room; about S$129) to THB4000 nett (for junior suite room; about S$178).

Where to Stay Ko Hai, also known as Ko Ngai, has no roads, no addresses, no stores, and no ATM’s, but it does have four worthy resort-hotels right on the warm sand. The most tasteful are basic—the rooms have air-conditioning, small refrigerators, and bathrooms whose showers are open to the sky. Spend a night at Coco Cottage (66-7/9724-9225; doubles from S$47 for a garden room with fan and no breakfast) in an eco-friendly wooden bungalow or at Thapwarin Resort (66-7/521-8153; doubles from S$88 for a cottage with fan and hot shower inclusive of breakfast), where interior walls of woven rattan, vertically striped bamboo exteriors, and coconut roofs (like shaggy toupees) give an immediate frisson of aesthetic pleasure. Koh Hai Fantasy Resort (66-2/316-3577; doubles from S$88 for a garden villa) has a maze of cottages with small gardens and ponds (occasionally loud with frogs), a candlelit Thai spa, a large tiled swimming pool with an adjacent snack bar, and a staff that coordinates numerous boat and scuba trips. Another option is the larger Koh Ngai Resort (66-7/520-6924; doubles from S$128 for a deluxe room), with modern cottages on the beach and older apartments in contemporary wooden Thai houses, plus a patently perfect crescent cove of beach, though it is a bit isolated (a 20-minute walk to the other resorts). On Ko Muk, a more remote island 30 minutes away by boat, the Koh Mook Sivalai (+662-673-0966/211-9654/673-3322; doubles from S$128 for beach villa) sits on a long spit of beach; rooms have clean lines, glass doors, and beds that look out over the azure sea.

Where to Eat Food-wise, Thailand is the Italy of Asia: the possibility of getting bad Thai food on Ko Hai is genuinely unlikely. The only stand-alone restaurant on the island is a funky and nameless barbecued-fish spot a few minutes’ walk north on the beach from Koh Hai Fantasy Resort. It’s a must, however, as it offers crusted whole snapper (of the-one-that-got-away size). Pair the shockingly hot small Thai chilis with a cold Singha beer. At Koh Ngai Resort, choose the creamy massaman curry with cinnamon and cardamom. Order the country’s ubiquitous som tam (a salad of shredded green papaya, carrots, cashews, and baby shrimp, zinging with strong-guy chili-lime dressing) at Koh Hai Fantasy, then let the staff grill up whatever they’ve caught that day—it could be barracuda. What to do The beach is the biggest attraction on Ko Hai, as the island and the sea beyond are protected by the government (the 83-square-mile region is a National Marine Park and is home to more than 100 species of coral fish). Reefs ring the island, which makes for astonishing snorkeling: an excursion on a long-tailed boat to Emerald Cave on Ko Muk is mandatory. Swim through the 260-foot-long cave (really a tunnel), plunge briefly into primal darkness, and emerge, suddenly reborn, on a perfect small sandy beach surrounded by impressive cliffs sprouting jungle vegetation. Arrange a full-day scuba trip in deep water with Rainbow Divers (rainbow-divers.com; full-day trips from $33) to spot sea tortoises, whale sharks, and sea horses. After a morning in the Andaman, opt for a Thai massage under the coconut palms at Thapwarin Resort. Later, try to spot a long-billed hornbill (hint: look toward the palms around the swimming pool of Koh Ngai Resort). But the best option may be to do nothing at all: find a place on the beach and relish the vista of islands—their vertical rock cliffs like limestone candles pop straight out of the sea.

How To Get There From Bangkok, take a 90-minute flight on Nok Air to Trang; from there, a van service makes the 45-minute journey to Pak Meng pier, where hotel staff picks up guests for the 20-minute speedboat trip to the beach. Hotels can also arrange transportation from Krabi, where flights from Bangkok arrive daily.

Don’t Miss Save time for a daylong side trip; snorkeling excursions to Ko Rok (an hour away by speedboat) can be arranged at any of the resorts. There, crystal-clear waters contain pink, blue, and green coral gardens teeming with wildlife: longfin bannerfish, black and white clown fish (just like Nemo) with neon-yellow stripes, parrot fish clothed in a spectrum of garish electric colors, and emperor angelfish with painted lips. Picnic on beaches with sand as white and powdery as sugar, while five-foot-long monitor lizards with sharp-ridged tails lumber about, hoping for a handout.

  

Situated in an exclusive, low-rise residential enclave of leafy Phaholyothin. Arasia Luecha Park offers the peace and tranquility of life outside the city centre with amenities and accessibility usually only found within.

With Sanam Pao BTS station just a pleasant 2-minute walk and Victory Monument expressway exit a short drive away, the central business district is within easy reach of Arasia Luecha Park.

A stroll or Skytrain in stop away are coffee shops. movie theatres and day spas to rival and downtown location , a remarkable range of restaurants offering both upscale dining, fast food and more homely fare, two hospitals and a supermarket stocked with imported groceries and other luxury goodies.

Whether studio suite or a 3-bedroom duplex, each fully furnished residence at Arasia Luecha Park features optimized space and light – the essence of the very best of contemporary Asian interiors.

The well proportioned living and bedroom areas with their teak flooring and Asian textiles lend an inviting feel to all units, the kitchens and bathrooms are both functional and stylish, the large windows afford a view that is comprised of green treetops and open spaces.

Prices range from S$75 (for twin-sharing in a studio suite room) to S$145 for a 2-bedroom deluxe.  Book from http://www.asiarooms.com/thailand/bangkok/arasia_luecha_park.html.

 

Situated in a verdant and tranquil oasis yet perfectly placed at the heart of Bangkok’s business district, President Park Executive Serviced Apartments offers state-of-the-art amenities and services, and spectacular view of the city skyline.

228 elegantly furnished, spacious suites and studios perfectly meet the needs of the business or leisure traveler, providing a feeling of comfort and warmth during your overseas travel. A contemporary lifestyle demands the ultimate in health facilities, and The Capitol Club – our in-house recreation and leisure center – offers the ideal opportunity to work out and maintain your physical well-being while traveling. For a more relaxing moment, unwind and pamper yourself at Ananda Spa where tailored massage therapies and treatments await to soothe your spirit.

President Park lies between two of Bangkok’s major thoroughfares, bringing the city’s expressway network within easy reach for access to tourist attractions, business, shopping, and entertainment districts, or onward to the beach resorts or industrial zones of the eastern seaboard.

For convenient access to city center destinations, President Park offers a free shuttle service to the nearby SkyTrain station – Bangkok’s ultra-modern public transport system, providing a swift and congestion-free way to explore the city. For those wishing to explore the nearby streets and enjoy the atmosphere of life in modern Bangkok, both the skytrain and new underground (or MRT) are comfortably close enough for those who like to take in the sights of the local neighborhood while on a pleasant stroll.

 

At the heart of Sukhumvit, stands the first boutique hotel in Bangkok. All guests can take only a short distance to The Emporium shopping center and many major commercial centers by the convenient Bangkok Transit System (BTS) sky-train at Prompong station. The Davis Bangkok Hotel can be reached from both Sukhumvit Road and Rama IV Road, with proximity to the access points of inbound and outbound express ways as well as direct routes to the Silom and Sathorn areas.

Boutique hotel – The Davis Bangkok is exclusive in almost every sense of the word, almost rooms are designed and decorated into different themes and, if you wish, you can experience up to 16 different styles. We have installed the wireless environment for your convenience and this access is spread through the lobby floor (housing the Gallery Cafe’ and Club 88) as well as in every meeting room where the IT availability will greatly enhance your meeting potential. Other modern equipment is also available with a unique way of working thing out by using our “built in” white boards.

Our guest room size starts from 33 square meters with a separate bath and shower cabinet. Each room also provides flat screen television featuring the most popular cable channels compliment with a mini component VCD/CD player for your private entertainment. Internet up to minimum 1 MB speed is available to fulfill your business requirements at the attractive price of 150 Baht for every 30-minute access.

With 247 stylish guest rooms, suites and Thai villas, all are in trendy design with luxurious amenities ensuring your enjoyment of the finest stay.

Rates start from S$125 for a studio room to S$645 for a Thai-Villa 2-bedroom excluding taxes.

The New Empire Hotel offers the very finest warm Thai and Chinese hospitality to all visitors who come to Bangkok. High standard of services and value for money are our priority commitment and we still preserve this tradition.

The New Empire Hotel is situated in the heart of business of China Town. Only 40 minutes away from Don Muang International Airport, 5 minutes from train station where the expressway entrance and exit is just next to it.

We are close to major Government offices, Bangkok business and financial center, entertainment district as well as the city’s leading shopping complexes including Silom Road, Surawong Road, Sampeng, Bo Be, Siam Discovery, World trade Center and River city Shopping Center. Our location also provides the easy access to all sightseeing attractions such as Wat Traimit which is ‘well known of its Golden Buddha’, Wat Pra Kaew and Ratchawong Pier where you can take a boat trip along a Chao Praya River.

Rates range from S$31 for standard twin-sharing room to S$42 for triple-sharing Empire deluxe room.