Ree- Riverside,Rama 3

The rooms at Ree- Riverside,Rama 3 include a bunk-bed dormitory, a family room with a city view, a double room with a balcony, deluxe rooms with a street view, a courtyard view or a balcony, and a luxury double room with a city view. Several rooms have a king bed, and a few have a futon or a sofa bed as well.

Several rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, while others have a coffee and tea maker, a desk, or linens and slippers. Capacities run from one guest to six, so the hotel can host solo travellers as well as groups.

Ree- Riverside,Rama 3 has a spa and sauna, a yoga room, a foot bath, a garden and a terrace, plus a shared lounge with a TV area. Restaurants are available, with food delivery and a buffet breakfast service.

Guests can use the laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services, daily housekeeping and luggage storage. Tours can be arranged, and there are car hire, a taxi service, a shuttle service, an airport transfer and a convenience store.

The hotel has an elevator, wheelchair-accessible facilities and 24-hour security on the premises, and guests can use the garden and terrace. Pets are allowed, and English, Mandarin and Thai are spoken, so guests can ask for help in several languages.

Ree- Riverside,Rama 3 is on Soi Somdet Chao Phraya in Thonburi, the western bank of the Chao Phraya River, facing Bangkok's old city across the water. The river shapes the area: boats run from the piers along the bank, and the riverside lanes pass temples, shophouses and small local shops. Some of the lanes have street-food stalls, and the old city is easy to reach from here by boat or by Skytrain, with the river as the main route across to the palaces and temples on the far side.

Siam Charoen Nakhon Pier is 750 m away, a riverboat stop from which boats cross the river and run upstream and downstream. Asiatique The Riverfront, 1.5 km away, is a shopping and dining complex on the water. Pho Nimit BTS Station connects the area with the Skytrain network, which runs across much of central Bangkok. Wat Arun is 3.9 km away and is one of the most recognisable temples on the river.

A good day could begin with a boat from Siam Charoen Nakhon Pier, then visit Wat Arun on this bank and the Grand Palace across the river, before returning across the water for dinner at Asiatique The Riverfront, a riverside complex with shops and restaurants.