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Sukhumvit Bangkok
Everything you Need to Know about Sukhumvit
Urbane and sophisticated, buzzing Sukhumvit Road offers a popular alternative to spiritual Bangkok. Stretching east to west from central Bangkok to the suburbs, it begins where Ploenchit Road ends (Ratchaprasong junction) and continues all the way out of the capital and beyond.
The longest road in Thailand, both it and its many adjoining 'sois' (roads) are poor on traditional tourist attractions but rich in of-the-minute shopping, eating and nightlife. While there are touches of 'Thai-ness' on every corner, the many fashionable restaurants, bars, air-conditioned malls, luxury hotels and hip clubs give the area a distinctly modern, cosmopolitan, aspirational flavour.
Some of the city's most sinful spots, red-light districts Nana Plaza (Soi 4) and Soi Cowboy (off Soi 23) are also found here. And little, stress-busting pockets of calm can be found in the sweet cafes, atmospheric restaurants and lush day spas that hide down many of its sois. Making exploring its daunting options and overcoming its staggering length incredibly easy is the elevated Skytrain (BTS) that stretches along most of it
Where to Stay in Sukhumvit - Editor's Hotel Guide
The easiest way to break Sukhumvit Road down is by Skytrain (BTS) station, and somehow the area around each station has developed its own unique character with special attractions, highlights and supporters. (Read More)
Sukhumvit HotelsSukhumvit's hotels come in all shapes and sizes. From budget favourites to 5-star luxury, our alphabetical hotels section has got them all covered, and features many deals exclusive to bangkok.com. (Read More)
Sukhumvit ReviewBangkok’s leading commercial district is peppered with restaurants, bars, clubs, spas, market stalls and high-end shops. Comprising Asian, Thai and western nationalities the area is distinctly cosmopolitan with an up market vibe. But, as with most things in Bangkok contrast prevails, here is where both old and new world Thailand collides. (Read More)
Sukhumvit AttractionsThere aren't many traditional tourist attractions on Sukhumvit Road. There are few temples and no palaces to explore. Instead what gives Sukhumvit magnetism is its modern face: towering luxury hotels, colossal condomoniums, air-conditioned shopping malls and entertainment complexes, fine restaurants, trendy shops and world-class nightlife. (Read More)
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