Ibis Bangkok Riverside

Rooms at Ibis Bangkok Riverside measure from 21 to 35 m². Four of the 21 m² rooms overlook the river or the city, and the family rooms sleep up to four guests.

Several rooms have a walk-in shower and a hair dryer. One 21 m² room, the Standard Double Bed, has an accessible bathroom with a roll-in shower, an accessible toilet and accessible vanities, and the 31 m² Family Room has a shower and a city view.

Ibis Bangkok Riverside has an outdoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool, plus a poolside bar. There is also a garden, a massage service and a bar, and the hotel offers family rooms, a playground and kids meals. Breakfast is served in several styles, and a breakfast takeaway service is also available.

The front desk is open 24 hours. Currency exchange, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, a taxi service, a shuttle service and tours are all available.

The hotel has an elevator and is wheelchair accessible. Free parking is available on site, free WiFi is available in all rooms, and pets are allowed in rooms, with baby cots available on request and service animals welcome.

Bangkok Riverside is a stretch of the Chao Phraya where old lanes, small piers and a few temples sit close to the office towers of the Sathorn district. Some of the hotel's rooms look out over the river, and the boats and the Skytrain are close at hand, so the rest of Bangkok is easy to reach.

Saphan Taksin BTS Station is 550 m away, a short walk that links to the Silom line, and Taksin Pier, 350 m away, is a river ferry stop. Saphan Taksin Pocket Park, a small green space, is close to the station, and Sathorn Pier is also nearby, and the river is a practical route for getting around the area. Asiatique - The Riverfront, 1.6 km away, is a riverside night market and shopping complex that suits an evening by the water.

A day could begin at The Grand Palace, 4.1 km away, where the Temple of the Emerald Buddha stands inside the same grounds. From there, Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, has a tall central prang on the riverbank and is one of the city's best-known temples. In the evening, the lively backpacker street Khaosan Road is a short taxi ride away, with street food and night life.