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Bangkok Centre Hotel
District: Chinatown Popular
Budget hotel with a pool and fair facilities, close to a subway station, Chinatown & shopping areas
Good7.3
(943 reviews)
Shanghai Mansion Hotel Bangkok
District: Chinatown Popular
Well decorated, unusual Chinese style hotel in Chinatown, within walking distance of a subway station
Very Good8.5
(1,329 reviews)
Twin Towers Hotel
District: Chinatown Popular
Stylishly designed hotel on New Rama VI Road. A short drive to Siam Square & Mah Boon Krong Centre
Good7.8
(2,365 reviews)
White Orchid Hotel
District: Chinatown Popular
Low cost hotel, sited in the hub of Chinatown, a stroll from a Chinese Market and bargain, market stalls
Pleasant6.6
(776 reviews)
Check Inn China Town Hotel
District: Chinatown
Good7.8
(1,072 reviews)
Chinatown Hotel Bangkok
District: Chinatown
Traditional Chinese hotel on Yaowarat Road, a few minutes walk from a Chinese food market & shops
Good7.3
(520 reviews)
Fifth Residence Hotel
District: Chinatown
Good7.8
(35 reviews)
Grand China Princess Hotel
District: Chinatown
Quality hotel, with a rooftop, city view pool. Ideal for exploring the market stalls & shops in Chinatown
Very Good8
(472 reviews)
Grande Ville Hotel Bangkok
District: Chinatown
Affordable, budget style hotel, located in Chinatown close to many shops and the Grand Palace
Good7
(667 reviews)
Miramar Hotel Bangkok
District: Chinatown
Good7.2
(595 reviews)
New Empire Hotel Bangkok
District: Chinatown
A budget hotel sited on Yawaraj Road. A few minute walk to a shopping area and Chao Praya River
Pleasant6.5
(15 reviews)
River View Guest House
District: Chinatown
Pleasant6.8
(31 reviews)
SK Boutique Mahanakhon Hotel
District: Chinatown
Okay5.9
(15 reviews)
Introduction to Bangkok - Chinatown
Often off the agenda for many visitors to the Thai capital, Bangkok's Chinatown is more anonymous than Chinese areas of other big cities as it blends in with the rest. Yet by night, a time when food stalls sprout up everywhere offering a host of typical Chinese dishes, the tell-tale neon signs indicate the area's Chinese heritage. This is a good area to seek out antiques and trinkets given the wealth of Chinese, family-owned shops here. The large Chinese presence here dates back to the 18th century. Leng Buai la Shrine with its colourful dragons and Chinese inscriptions was built even earlier, in 1658, and as such, it is the oldest Chinese temple in Thailand, not to mention a fascinating place to look around for those with Buddhist temple burnout. Chinatown hotels are generally more traditional than those in more touristy areas of the capital and prices are often better value. Most accommodation here is budget or mid-range.Visit our Bangkok Travel Guide
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