Sukhumvit Bangkok

This great value, fun hotel on one of Bangkok's coolest party streets is a chic comfortable spot to rest your head before and after a big night out. Read More...

This classic hotel offers larger than average rooms, fantastic service and impressive facilities to those looking for a hassle free stay in central Bangkok. Read More...

Sonic Nightclub on Ekkamai provides a different vibe to the other clubs that line this famous nightlife area of Bangkok. Hosting live bands and with a minimalist warehouse feel, it’s the place to come to unleash your indie rocker. Read More...

If you want a guaranteed hit for the small children in your family, then Funarium Indoor Playground in Bangkok is the place to go. This large entertainment area may look like a warehouse from outside. Read More...

Terminal 21 brings the dream of traveling the world to downtown Bangkok, with its cutting-edge concept that places several world-famous cities under one roof. Read More...

Soi Cowboy

Named after the cowboy hat-wearing American who opened the first bar in 1970, this red-light district has a more laid-back, convivial feel than Patpong or Nana Plaza. Read More...

With cabanas set in sand, oversized daybeds to laze back on and an impressive cocktail list, Nest is one of the best bars in Bangkok in which to relax and chill out. Read More...

It might seem controversial, but one of the best Thai restaurants in the city is run by an American. Soul Food Mahanakorn serves up popular regional dishes in the cosy wood-lined restaurant on Thong Lor, only five minutes’ walk from the BTS. Read More...

Bed Supperclub's tubular elliptical structure and sleek, white, space-pod interior are trademarks of the club that changed the Bangkok clubbing scene forever when it opened in 2002. Read More...

Cheap Charlie’s is a legendary dive bar in Bangkok and the kind of place that, when mentioned, people who used to live in Bangkok will say, “Is that place still open?” It’s not just open; it’s thriving. Read More...

Find everything from high-rise hotels to sleek boutiques and luxury serviced apartments. Traffic can be a problem, but a handful are within easy reach of the BTS Skytrain. Read More...

Unlike Silom and Siam that are renowned for their sleaze and shopping credentials, Sukhumvit has a bit of everything: sleaze, sophistication, serenity and a lot of social activity. Read More...

Sukhumvit has few temples and traditional architecture to explore. Instead what lends Sukhumvit its magnetism is its modern face: trendy shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Read More...

The staggering variety of cuisine available is a wonderful testament to the diversity of people and cultures that converge here. Prices vary from the astoundingly cheap to the prohibitively expensive.  Read More...

Sukhumvit's nightlife is exciting, ever-evolving, cosmopolitan and can be reduced to three main hedonistic pursuits: drinking, dancing and debauchery. Read More...

Sukhumvit Road is one of Bangkok's best known and eclectic shopping streets. Easily accessible thanks to the Skytrain, it offers a myriad of goods from cheap imitation tat to the latest fashion trends. Read More...

Sukhumvit has a very high concentration of spas that go across the spectrum of the wellness hierarchy from massage shops to five-star renowned brands. Most open until late. Read More...

Its staggering length and complex networks of interconnecting sois (lanes), means Sukhumvit can be daunting. Having some idea of where you'd like to go and how is advisable.  Read More...

Our interactive map displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. Read More...

Thonglor is the meeting ground for Bangkokg’s young, urban and chic. It has a fascinating lineup of outdoor boutique malls as well as concept restaurants and bars. 
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