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Temple of the Emerald Buddha Hotel & Travel Guide

Be among the many adventurers who come from around the globe to see Temple of the Emerald Buddha, one of the most iconic sights in the country.

It is just one of a variety of things to discover in Bangkok, the capital of the country.

There are accommodations aplenty in the immediate vicinity of Temple of the Emerald Buddha. With as many as 64 possibilities within 0.6 miles (1.0 kilometer), the only difficulty you might have is deciding on which one! So many options can sometimes make it hard to know where to start. We recommend first taking a look at the vacancies at the Chakrabongse Villas, sala rattanakosin and Baan Dinso Hostel.

The world is an enormous place to explore, so sometimes it is smart to really stretch your travel budget. There are a range of hotels here that will suit you. The Baan Dinso @ Ratchadamnoen and the Sawasdee Khaosan Inn are consistent favorites, and they're just 0.7 miles (1.1 kilometer) and 0.5 miles (0.8 kilometers) away, respectively.

If you are the type of wanderer that enjoys a well-deserved break from a busy schedule, a good night's sleep at one of the numerous upscale establishments in the area is sure to invigorate your ebbing energy levels. The Praya Palazzo is one of the top-rated places, and it's only 1 mile (2 kilometers) away. Or, perhaps consider the Riva Surya Bangkok, 0.7 miles (1.1 kilometer) away.

Hang out, take five and meet some fellow travelers at Cafe Amezon ที่ว่าการกลาโหม, which is just a stone's throw away. Just in case you're after fare that's more satisfying, Chote Chitr is close-at-hand. Of course, there's no better way to end a day's exploring than with a refreshing drink. Cho Prathum Thong Restaurant, also a short walk away, is the place to be.

Other Things to Do Near Temple of the Emerald Buddha

Here's a sample of the wider region's other popular attractions:

Lak Meuang is a landmark in the area, and a good spot to include in your itinerary.
If you're a fan of all things historical, check out Grand Palace, a grand structure known for its construction and storied past.
Travelers from all around the world make their way to Bangkok City Pillar Shrine, a worthwhile site shrouded in history.
You can have a little bit of family time in the fresh air without ever leaving the city at Saranrom Park.
If you're in the mood for a little edification, go and see what's being displayed at Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles.

After a long day of exploring, get on the train at Thonburi, only 1 mile (2 kilometers) from Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

Khaosan Palace Hotel

1.0 Horrible location to stay at night.

Khaosan palace hotel would be the worst place in Bangkok especially at night. It's located on Khaosan road. This street turns into a crazy loud club at night till 3am. You will hear super loud music and people's scream in your room as if you are standing in the middle of a club. I booked 3 nights but right after the first night, I had to cancel the rest two night even though I had to give up the fee that I'd paid for the room. I couldn't bear the craziness of the night. Moreover, the room was very small that I barely had a space to store my luggages. The hotel or travelicity.com should put a warnning message on the online hotel introduction page about the street's information. If you want to have a crazy nightout right infront of your hotel, this is the place you should book.

5 months ago by A verified traveler from Seoul

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Rambuttri Village Inn & Plaza

4.0 Vacation

Great location. Bed was a little hard. Place where you see a lot of tourists. Great night life. Lots of restaurants close by.

12 months ago by A verified traveler from h

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D&D Inn

5.0 LOVED IT!!

I absolutely loved my stay at D&D. Most of all because they let me check in on the spot. I was originally booked at Sawasdee and hated it, so even tho booked there, I walked in to D&D and the receptionist was super friendly and helped me to get a room as there weren't too many available anymore. I had found one thru travelocity and got a killer deal, especially since I couldn't cancel my other hotel anymore. The shower and the bed never felt so good. And the pool on the roof top is killer! Soooo nice. Plus the view over the whole city and the big party street below. It wasn't too noise either. I would absolutely recommend this hotel.

1 year ago by A verified traveler from Salt Lake City

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Shangri-la Bangkok

5.0 Luxury hotel on the river

My hotel stay at Shangri-La Bangkok was wonderful! It was my husband's birthday, so they upgraded us to an extravagant suite. We stayed in the Krungthep wing which comes with extra luxuries such as free drinks and canapes during happy hour. The room, the view and the staff were great! The location was also very good. We took a water taxi to the Grand Palace/Reclining Buddha/Emerald Buddha/Wat Arun. The train station is also within a 5 minute walk from the hotel. We walked to a great local Thai restaurant called Baan Phad Thai, then walked to the Sky Bar (Lebua, where Hangover 2 was fimed). It had a spectacular view, drinks are expensive but you do not have to pay to go up. My only complaint was that the bed seemed old and it was not very comfortable. Otherwise, it was a great experience I would definitely recommend.

1 year ago by A verified traveler from U.S.A.

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Riva Surya Bangkok

5.0 Perfect location on the river for tourists

Hotel is a gem. Located on the river with gorgeous views of the river (ask for a river-facing room) from your private balcony. Warm, friendly staff, well-maintained luxury, not too big. This property is perfectly located if you are in Bangkok on a vacation, but not necessarily if you are there on business. The CBD is some distance away, accessible by the ubiquitous ferries (14 Baht one way, a pittance) or by taxi (cheap, but slow due to 24/7 congestion). Highly recommnded hotel.

2 years ago by A verified traveler from Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

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Rikka Inn

4.0 Fun place- literal center of nightlife.

We really liked the Rikka Inn. Knowing that we wouldn't get much in the way of space and amenities this little spot was great, nice and clean and the A/C worked great, and the rooftop pool was awesome for the hot afternoons. Being on Khao San Road meant that there was practically a night rave and busy street market right outside the front doors. If we kept the bathroom door closed we could mostly muffle the noise- but the craziness stops around 3am. The location was good for sight seeing (Grand Palace and Wat Pho) and for bars/restaurants but overall because of the tourist attractions a bit more expensive than other areas that would be off the beaten path.

3 years ago by A verified traveler from Denver, CO

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