Are there any particularly artsy B Bs in Bangkok that you would recommend?

When I traveled on May Day, I chose this Internet celebrity design hotel, the location and transportation are convenient, go out and turn left and walk for about 5 minutes to Siam Square, even if you are shopping until midnight, you are not afraid of going home without a car. What's more worth mentioning is the overall style of the hotel, each room is very designed, the room is cleaned and clean, not to mention, the high-rise rooms can enjoy the night view of Bangkok's city. Although it is located in a busy area, it has a sense of tranquility in the middle of nowhere, with a modern Thai art design and an infinity outdoor pool.

In the evening, you can go to the skybar on the top floor of the hotel for a drink, blowing the evening breeze, watching the night of Bangkok, which is very pleasant. You can walk around the hotel at night, and the background walls everywhere are excellent photo spots, and you can take super good-looking ** at will.

Cafes, communal office spaces, youth hostels, these are all talking about OneDay. This hostel is housed in a former warehouse. And this foundation naturally developed the style of loft.

This is different from the closed design of other hostels, everyone goes out early and returns late and returns to their rooms to close the door, and there is not much communication. Oneday's design concept was to combine a hostel, café and co-working space in one building. We didn't just eat, sleep, sleep and eat here.

SosofitelBangkok (Sofitel Bangkok) This is the first SO series hotel in Asia, and anyone who has stayed in Sosofitel knows that it is full of design style and incorporates local characteristics. Each SO, without exception, represents the highest standard of a city hotel. Bangkok SO is known for the five elements of "gold, wood, water, fire and earth", which are interpreted by 5 designers.

That said, the rooms you can choose from have a variety of features that are completely different. In addition, the view of the SO pool is probably the best in all of Bangkok, with a direct cut right across from Lumpini Park.

The B&B is located in the depths of Sukhumvit Soi 22, quaint and quiet, although it is far from the station, there is a row of motorcycle masters at the door (laughs). **Exceptionally cheap! It is a guest room renovated from a traditional Thai house, and it feels very homely.

Ideal for students and young people who are staying in Bangkok for a long time but are not so spacious. There are so many cute dogs there. There was no problem communicating with the staff at the B&B in English.

There are 7-11 within 100m of the neighborhood, and there are many small restaurants along the 22nd lane to the station. I live on the second floor, because it is really a traditional Thai building, the room is full of vines and greenery, if you live alone, it will be "unique" at night. So it is recommended to stay at least two people when traveling!

Or maybe you're a daring girl like me.

The best serviced apartments in the heart of Bangkok! I call him lemonsodaroom, yes, this is my apartment. Because I have stayed in various homestays and hotels, and I have also been to Bangkok for various reasons, I understand the various needs of everyone's various travels.

So the location, facilities and ** of my own apartment must be cost-effective. Originally, choosing to buy real estate in Thailand must be in the best location to have follow-up things Let me use exaggerated words to describe the real situation here.

Located on Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok, 137 Black Window Hotel Bangkok is a 16-year-old hotel with relatively new facilities and rooms, and it should be the best time to stay in a hotel less than 2 years after opening. The most important thing to miss when you come to 137 is, of course, the pool on the 27th floor and the clear glass floor. The infinity pool has a great view and the view of the city can be seen at a glance.

The design of the public space is great, most of the rooms are suites, and there are many angles for the upper photo, which allows you to take beautiful pictures. The ** on OTA is around 1000 (mainly because the popularity of the new hotel is not too high), which is very recommended.

The style of this hostel is very similar to that of Oneday, with a simple architectural design that looks like a student dormitory. Although it is a bunk bed for many people, it has a curtain as a partition, so the privacy is very good. As with many other popular hostels, the on-site staff are warm and friendly, making you feel like you're coming to a second home.

Residents here say that bedstation is not just about sleeping at night, but about really feeling what life feels like. The common rest area is basically equivalent to the living room at home, with a beanie sofa, TV, and a small bar. You'll have fun and relax with friends from all over the world.

As Thailand's largest and most modern city, Bangkok has a wide range of hotels to suit a wide range of accommodation requirements.

1. Backpackers generally choose to live in the Khao San Road area, where there are many cheap youth hostels and guest houses. Accommodation: 80-200 RMB, a standard room. The advantage of the Khao San Road area is that the exotic cultural atmosphere is active, and it is very close to attractions such as the Grand Palace, which can be reached on foot, but because there is no light rail subway, you can only rely on tuk-tuk or taxi to go to the city center and other places, and because there are many bars and night markets, the living environment is not quiet.

So you can also consider thewet, a little further north, which is relatively quiet and has a slightly better environment.

2. If you choose to stay in a hotel, you can choose the vicinity of Siam Square, as well as along the two commercial streets of Silom and Sukhumvit, which are covered by the light rail, whether it is to go to the city attractions or the airport, as long as you live not far from the light rail station, it is very convenient to travel. The ** of the hotels here ranges from civilian to luxurious, about 300 yuan can often be booked to the hotel that is very close to the light rail station and has good environmental facilities, of course, if it is closer to Siam Square, ** will be higher. Many hotels also have packages with spa, massage, etc., so you can pay attention to it when booking.

3. There are also many residences near Chinatown and Hua Lamphong Railway Station, although it is located in the city center, but due to the noisy streets and frequent traffic jams, the traffic is not convenient. Therefore, if you don't need to go to the train station, it is generally not recommended to live in this area.