W1@Bangkoknoi Hotel

The rooms at W1@Bangkoknoi Hotel measure between 28 and 55 m² and sleep up to three guests, with river or garden views depending on the room. Rooms can have air conditioning, a closet, a hair dryer, a private bathroom with a shower and bathrobes, and a mini bar.

Several rooms have a refrigerator, an electric kettle and satellite or cable channels, and the beds in the rooms are king or queen beds. Each room is described below with its own size, bed and equipment. Garden-view and river-view rooms are both available, so guests can choose the outlook they prefer when booking.

W1@Bangkoknoi Hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, a spa with massage, a hot tub and a hot spring bath, and a garden for a walk. The hotel also has a gift and souvenir shop, a shared lounge with a TV area, and a terrace.

Dining options include restaurants, a bar, a coffee shop and room service. Breakfast is offered a la carte, in Asian, buffet, continental, American and vegetarian styles.

For getting around, there is an airport transfer service and bicycle rental. Laundry service is available, the front desk is staffed 24 hours, and the hotel has wheelchair accessible facilities and kids facilities. Luggage storage and a concierge are also available.

W1@Bangkoknoi Hotel is in Bang Yai, a district of Nonthaburi province, on the edge of the Bangkok metropolitan area. The neighbourhood mixes riverside houses, temples and local markets, with the Chao Phraya running nearby, and several rooms look over the water. Local life is centred on the river, the temples and the markets, so the streets have a distinctly local character.

The Wat Bot Bon Floating Market is a short walk, 250 m from the hotel, and Wat Prasat Nonthaburi, a temple, lies 2.8 km away. Further out, the Maha-Chesadabodindranusorn Bridge crosses the Chao Phraya at 6.2 km, and Koh Kret, an island in the river where the Mon community has made pottery for generations, is 9.7 km away. For public transport, the Sam Yaek Bang Yai MRT Station is 4.2 km from the hotel.

A good day starts at Koh Kret, where the old wooden houses line the paths and the pottery workshops are the main reason to visit, followed by the temples and the Nonthaburi Market. Koh Kret is best seen at a slower pace, with time to walk the lanes between the pottery shops. Both airports are further out, with Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi serving the Bangkok area, and the hotel offers an airport transfer.