Bangkok, a well-liked tourist destination, is teeming with lodging options for every price range. The sheer number of lodging alternatives in Bangkok, though, might make it difficult to decide where to stay.
After spending a lot of time there, we've put together this guide to our top lodging options and Bangkok neighbourhoods. Each city neighbourhood is unique, and as a traveller, each offers advantages and disadvantages. What you hope to accomplish during your Bangkok vacation will determine where you should stay.
Bangkok is one of Southeast Asia's largest and liveliest cities, with a population of over 8 million and a land area of 1600 square kilometres. We consider it to be our "home away from home" because we have visited it frequently over the years and have even lived there for extended periods of time. It is our favourite city in the entire globe.
We adore Bangkok's vitality, its charming and hospitable residents, and its delectable and nutritious cuisine.
The "City of Angels" has everything: upscale shopping, hip markets, breathtaking old temples, and fine restaurants as well as affordable street food. When you walk the streets of Bangkok, there are seldom any boring moments.
Bangkok's Skytrain, Subway MRT, riverboats and buses provide an outstanding, affordable and simple-to-use public transit system that makes getting around the city simple. It's also very simple to hail a cab, order a Grab (Thailand's equivalent of Uber), or hail a tuk-tuk because they are readily available and willing to take you anywhere.

Accommodations in Bangkok
We spend a lot of time looking for the "ideal" lodging whenever we vacation. We have done a lot of research on Bangkok because we have visited this city frequently over the past few years, staying for weeks or months at a time.
For us, the ideal lodging offers spacious rooms with enough space to store all of our belongings and still have room to move around. We prefer spacious, comfortable beds that allow us to sleep well at night, as well as tranquil surroundings free of outside noise or party noise from below, a well-stocked gym, and a swimming pool with sun loungers. A restaurant with good food and a central location near public transport are both advantages.
Most of the hotels and guesthouses we recommend on this page are places we have personally stayed. We have also included suggestions from people we personally know and whose opinions we respect in order to make it as comprehensive and helpful a resource as possible.