Baan Manee BKK

Accommodation at Baan Manee BKK runs from a 54 m² suite with a queen bed and a king bed to 40 m² rooms with river or nature views. The rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, hair dryer, bathrobes and toiletries, along with an electric kettle and streaming services such as Netflix.

Several rooms face the Chao Phraya river, and one looks onto nature. The suite and the family room sleep up to four guests each.

Baan Manee BKK offers an airport transfer, a massage service, a games room and a library. Private check-in and check-out are available, and daily housekeeping and a postal service are offered too. Free WiFi is available in all rooms, and WiFi is also offered in public areas.

Food and drink on site come from a restaurant, a coffee shop and a snack bar, with breakfast service and desserts served in the restaurant. Bottled water is also available.

The hotel also has a terrace and an indoor venue for special events, and on-site event hosting is available. Safety deposit boxes are offered. Guests can also use the games room and library during the day.

Baan Manee BKK stands on the Chao Phraya riverside in the older part of Bangkok, an area of temples, museums and riverside parks that is best explored on foot and by boat. Ferry piers line the bank close by, linking the old city with the Thonburi side across the water. Many of the city's oldest temples and palaces can be reached on foot from here.

Phra Arthit is a short walk away at 250 m, and Khaosan Road, a lively street of stalls and evening crowds, is 850 m from the hotel. The Grand Palace lies 1.8 km away, and it is the starting point for the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which sits inside the same complex. Wat Arun, with its tall prang rising above the water, is 2.5 km away on the far bank, and the ferry makes the crossing an easy part of the day. Pipit Banglamphu History Museum, 400 m off, adds a quieter stop for local history.

A good day from here starts at the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew in the morning, then crosses by ferry to Wat Arun before an afternoon among the riverside pagodas and parks. Khaosan Road suits the evening, with its stalls and busy street life, and the walk back along the water is a quiet way to end the day.