At Hua Lamphong Hotel

The rooms at At Hua Lamphong Hotel cover several layouts: standard and deluxe doubles, twin rooms, a single room with no window and family rooms sleeping up to five guests. There is a choice for solo travellers, couples and larger groups, and some rooms have a city view while others look onto the garden.

Depending on the room, you may find air conditioning, a desk, a seating area, an in-room safe, a refrigerator and a coffee or tea maker, and toiletries and towels are provided in some bathrooms. Rooms can also have blackout curtains, reading lights and ironing facilities, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The front desk at At Hua Lamphong Hotel is open 24 hours, and express check-in and check-out are available. Luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, laundry service and dry cleaning are offered, and business facilities with meeting and banquet facilities are also available.

For getting around, the hotel offers an airport transfer, a shuttle service and a taxi service, and tours are available. There is an elevator, and facilities for guests with disabilities.

For meals, the hotel has a restaurant and a coffee shop, with a la carte, Asian and Western cuisine, vegetarian dishes, room service and food delivery. The garden, the terrace and the shared lounge and TV area are available to guests.

At Hua Lamphong Hotel sits on Rama IV Road in Bangrak, in the Chinatown area of central Bangkok. This is a busy part of the city, with shophouses, street stalls and heavy traffic along one of the capital's main roads, and the old city's temples and the Chao Phraya river are a taxi ride away, and a riverside pier is nearby.

The Hua Lamphong MRT station is 50 m away on the Blue Line, and Hua Lamphong Railway Station, the city's main railway station, is 200 m from the hotel. The Golden Buddha Statue at Wat Traimit, a temple with a solid-gold Buddha, is 350 m away, and the Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Center, which covers the history of Bangkok's Chinese community, is a similar distance. The Grand Palace is 3.1 km away in the old city, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, in the north of the city, is 7.7 km away.

A good day here could start with a walk to Wat Traimit, followed by a stroll along Yaowarat Road, the main street of Chinatown, where street-food stalls line the pavements in the evening. From there, a taxi takes you to the Grand Palace, while the Chatuchak Weekend Market is best saved for a separate trip.