Hotels near Riverside, Bangkok

The hotel environment is really nice. Lying in the hammock at night with a breeze blowing was very pleasant. There's a Lawson convenience store right next to the lawn, and a little cat at the entrance that would 'mug' everyone, meowing at anyone who passed by. I arrived late at night and there was a Chinese-speaking front desk staff who helped me check in. It's an 8-minute walk from ICONSIAM. When I checked out, I forgot my charger and told the front desk; they quickly helped me find it. Bella and Kookai were both very kind. I highly recommend staying here.

This is my second stay here within six months, and the facilities are undeniably new and excellent. The cleanliness is also quite good, though I felt it wasn't as meticulously cleaned as during my previous visit. Still, overall, it's very clean. The location is outstanding – compared to other places nearby, it's newer and reasonably priced, which is why I chose it again. It has direct access to ICONSIAM, and you can take a boat or the metro right downstairs, which is incredibly convenient. Plus, there's a 7-Eleven downstairs, a massage parlor right outside, and everything ICONSIAM has to offer. The M floor connects directly to the metro and ICONSIAM. The service, however, wasn't as good as last time. For example, when I asked for a late check-out, they initially told me it wasn't possible due to a full house, but then offered an extension of only half an hour or an hour. Also, my slippers were never changed even once during my stay. I usually came back late and was too lazy to ask, so I just made do with the old ones. There was no bottle opener, which was very odd. When I asked the front desk, they said the restaurant was closed and they didn't have one either. Overall, it's an option, but I might consider a different hotel next time.

My husband and I stayed at the Millennium Hilton Bangkok from the 16th to the 18th for two nights, and had a fantastic experience. The location by the river was perfect, offering beautiful views and easy access to everything. The hotel was very clean and well maintained, and the breakfast was outstanding with a great variety. Overall, we found everything to be clean, comfortable, and well organised. The staff were welcoming and professional, which made our stay even more enjoyable. We would absolutely love to return and highly recommend this hotel to others.

Facilities: Decent, the bathroom has a separate wet and dry area. Just remember to bring your own toothbrush as they don't provide one. Cleanliness: Okay. Ambiance: Pretty good. Service: They offer free luggage storage, and the security guards were very helpful with carrying my bags both when I arrived and when I left, which was great.

I was quite hesitant about this hotel after reading the reviews, but after staying there, I can say its location is excellent, right by the river. The biggest selling point is definitely the riverside access, especially the free shuttle boat. This shuttle can take you to S-pier, which connects to all the major blue and orange line attractions. Taking the metro isn't the most convenient option, but you can also get to S-pier and transfer there. From my window, I could see the Ferris wheel, and there's a night market right downstairs. However, the shuttle service ends at 9 PM, which is a big drawback, as it's about a 5-minute walk from there. Also, if you're close to the river at night, you might hear the rumble of boats in the middle of the night. While the hotel facilities are a bit old, they're not dirty. I loved the bed – it was incredibly soft and comfortable; I honestly didn't want to get up! The beds are huge. Even though they're single beds, two pushed together are bigger than beds in China, easily sleeping three people. I skipped the hotel breakfast as I'd already spent a lot of money these past few days. In the afternoon, there's hot coffee in the lobby, which is a nice touch (though it's the only one). They also have iced water, chrysanthemum tea, and roselle tea, plus some biscuits. In the mornings, there are croissants and hot coffee that you can take with you. It's like a simple meal, and it's not bad at all. One of the front desk staff speaks Chinese, so communication wasn't an issue. The hotel requires a deposit, as it's a major international brand. The bottled water in the room is complimentary and NSF certified, so feel free to drink up. The razor provided was quite good, and the water pressure in the shower was strong. From 9:30 PM to 10:00 PM, there's a singer performing in the lobby, which you can discreetly listen to. There's also legitimate massage available outside. If you get hungry at night, there's a 7-Eleven and some street food stalls about 50 to 100 meters away. I wouldn't say the food is amazing or terrible, but you can try the oyster omelet. As for the swimming pool, it's actually quite nice, being on the first floor and very spacious. If your main goal is to explore along the river, this hotel is perfect. However, if you're looking to frequent places like Nana, this location might not be ideal.

I booked this hotel because of it's location in Talad Noi/riverside, and the nice view. The beds where actually surprisingly comfortable and seemed new, and the hotel room had recently had a little facelift. The the work was just weirdly badly done for some reason, but this just seems to be something the thais simply don't care about. Nobody bothers using tape while painting something in this country. Not a problem for us though. The staff was sweet and helpful, breakfast nice and the terrace on the roof had a lovely view. This is one of the the few hotels with a nice river view without the high price tag, so I really recommend it. I wanted to check out this area, Talad Noi, and I found it really interesting. Also a short way to Chinatown for some action and great food, and to the boats for comfortable transport.

We stayed right in the heart of Bangkok, which made everything incredibly convenient—major attractions and transportation options were all within easy reach. The location alone made our trip so much smoother. Our room was impressively spacious, which we really appreciated after long days out exploring. We also made good use of the gym facilities, which were well-maintained and a great bonus during our stay. Housekeeping was consistent and reliable—they cleaned our room daily and kept everything fresh. The staff were friendly, accommodating, and always ready to help, which added to the overall positive experience. Check-in was seamless and hassle-free. The only minor downside was the Wi-Fi, which could be a bit inconsistent at times. Still, it didn’t take away much from what was otherwise a very comfortable and enjoyable stay. Ps. Bath tub is so big that two people can fit in.

Despite the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, this place is surprisingly quiet. No exhaust fumes or constant motorbike noise. It has its own pool and a private riverfront. The room type is decent, comparable to economic chain hotels in China, with enough space to open a large suitcase. Soundproofing is good. Being right by the Chao Phraya River is cool and relaxing; you can enjoy a spa in a gazebo and there's an on-site restaurant. The hygiene is good, with daily cleaning and two bottles of water provided each day. The fridge is cold enough, and the air conditioning works well. There are plenty of power outlets, so no need for an adapter; a three-prong plug strip works directly. The Wi-Fi isn't great, but most people buy local SIM cards for data anyway. The bed is on the softer side but comfortable, and the pillows aren't too high, making for a good night's sleep. The wardrobe has five or six non-removable hangers, a safe, and a kettle. The bathroom space is fine, with plenty of hot water available at all times. Disposable amenities aren't provided, only shower gel and shampoo. There are no slippers in the room, but I didn't ask if the front desk had any. The hotel staff are all very helpful. The pool seems to be cleaned daily, and there are always people swimming. There's also a children's play area with swings and a slide. Outside, under the big bridge, there's a small park with even more play equipment for kids. For me, the only downside was not finding a place to dry clothes, so washing them wasn't an option, and the windows are sealed. I'm not sure if you can access the rooftop, haha. Next time I'm in Bangkok, this hotel will definitely be my first choice. Here are some travel tips: Walk a hundred meters out, and you'll find two 7-Elevens, which are very convenient (always check your receipt – if you don't want to translate specific items, just check the quantity and estimate the total. Especially at the 7-Eleven closer to the hotel, the young staff member scanned some snacks and drinks for himself. He probably thought I wouldn't understand the receipt. I realized later that I paid more than I should have. The 7-Eleven across the street is much bigger and better). There's also a slightly larger supermarket inside Sena, Villa Market, though prices aren't cheap. There are many eateries nearby, including Jeju and a local User Choice spot. Not far away is also a very atmospheric BBQ restaurant; just search for it on Google Maps. Besides Thai food, locals seem to eat a lot of noodles. Personally, I found the taste similar to Cantonese cuisine – sweet, with a base of shallots and peanuts, somewhat like satay. The bowls are small but sweet enough to keep you full, haha. I also visited Thong Smith, but honestly, I only saw Chinese tourists there... Any random noodle shop outside tastes pretty much the same, you just pay double for the ambiance. It's not far from ICONSIAM, within walking distance. Across from ICONSIAM is a Lotus supermarket, which is better to browse than Big C, with a wider selection of items and fewer crowds. I didn't see any durian sellers on the streets of Bangkok. That durian shop near the Peninsula Hotel is a rip-off; don't even bother looking. I recommend trying sour plum tamarind, preferably the kind without added seasonings; it's addictively good. Yunnan in China also has it, but I've only had it in the form of sour plum cakes there. Regarding transportation, it's a bit of a distance to the BTS, but it's walkable. There are also bus stops, but I'd advise against taking a bus during peak hours. Under the bridge, there's also a public pier where you can take a boat to Santhon on the opposite bank for only 5 baht to transfer to another boat, if you don't want to walk across the bridge. Grab taxis are convenient. During peak hours, going to the airport takes at least 1.5 hours, and the estimated times on the app are generally accurate. I haven't tried the hotel's shuttle service yet. For Siam Ocean World, you can buy tickets on Trip.com at the entrance and scan to enter. Safari World is too far; only the shows are worth seeing. You can ride an elephant for 300 baht and even buy paintings drawn by elephants, which is quite a good deal. Otherwise, if you've been to Chimelong, there's no need to go. I booked a package on Trip.com that included a car, tickets, and a buffet. Although the buffet was just group meal quality, there's really nothing else to eat inside. Since I had a child, I didn't visit any temples. I went to the Bangkok National Museum, and honestly, there's not much to see except exquisite religious sculptures and royal artifacts. If you have time, you can visit. You can take a public passenger boat to explore the Chao Phraya River; it's very convenient and cheap. In Bangkok, wearing long pants won't be too hot, and inside most malls and any air-conditioned places, it's very cold. Bangkok is a great international metropolis. I'd love to come back again during off-peak season when flights and hotels are cheaper. Bye for now!

At first, I thought the hotel was in a really congested area, but after staying there, I realized it's actually a great location for Bangkok standards. It's close to Chinatown and ICONSIAM, which makes getting around very convenient. There's an infinity pool on the top floor, and you can play billiards and PS5 games for free. They also provide plenty of complimentary snacks and drinks. For each night you stay, you get two coins that can be redeemed for gifts. I highly recommend staying at this hotel when you come to Bangkok. It's definitely worth the price.

”The Montien Hotel Surawong Bangkok offers a delightful blend of modern comfort and Thai hospitality in a prime location. Situated in the heart of Bangkok's vibrant Surawong district, the hotel provides easy access to shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. Guests can expect well-appointed rooms and suites, designed with a contemporary aesthetic and equipped with all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. The hotel boasts a range of facilities, including a swimming pool, fitness center, and spa, allowing guests to relax and rejuvenate after a day of exploring the city. Dining options are plentiful, with several restaurants serving both Thai and international cuisine. The hotel is known for its exceptional service, with attentive staff dedicated to ensuring a memorable experience for every guest. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, the Montien Hotel Surawong Bangkok provides a stylish and convenient base from which to explore the best of Bangkok.”