Riverfront Bangkok

Rooms at Riverfront Bangkok are air-conditioned, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. The room types include king-bed rooms for two guests, two-bedroom rooms and apartments that sleep up to five guests, with river views or city views depending on the room.

Several rooms have a bathtub or a bathtub grab bar, and others have a walk-in shower or an accessible toilet. Some rooms have a DVD/CD player, and the rooms can have a shower, towels, a window and ironing facilities. Some room types offer a choice of bed set-ups, so the sleeping arrangements can vary. The two-bedroom rooms with a river or city view each have two bathrooms.

The hotel has a restaurant with room service and food delivery, and breakfast can be taken in the room, in Asian or Western style. There is a fitness center, a 24-hour front desk, a concierge, a doorman and a convenience store on site.

The hotel has business facilities, meetings and on-site event hosting, with a projector and LED display. Guests can also use luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, a taxi service, dry cleaning, ironing and a laundry service, and a doctor or nurse can be called. Currency exchange and safety deposit boxes are available for valuables, and the hotel offers wheelchair-accessible facilities. Staff speak English, Mandarin Chinese and Thai, and the hotel offers a telephone service.

Riverfront Bangkok stands in the Bangpongpang area of Yannawa, in southern Bangkok, along the Chao Phraya River. This is a riverside district rather than the historic core, and many rooms look across the water while others face the city skyline.

Within a few hundred metres, Wat Dan is a pagoda 400 m away, and Rama III Pier is a ferry pier on the Chao Phraya 600 m away, where boats along the river can be caught. Further afield, Asiatique - The Riverfront is a riverside shopping complex and night market 5.5 km away, while Wat Phra Chetuphon, known for its reclining Buddha, is 9.7 km away and The Grand Palace 10.1 km away. Chatuchak Weekend Market, in the north of the city, is a large market that runs on weekends.

A day could combine Wat Phra Chetuphon and the Grand Palace, both in the old city, with an evening at Asiatique on the river. Khaosan Road, also in the old city, is known for its bars and street stalls, and Chatuchak is a separate trip to the north of the city, best made at the weekend. Guests who return to the hotel after a day out can watch the river from the rooms with a river view.