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Wat Arun, an iconic riverside temple in Bangkok, dazzles with its ornate central spire and serene atmosphere, perfect for stunning sunset views.

Nestled in the heart of Chinatown, this cozy eatery offers a vibrant atmosphere with stunning views and a delightful mix of Chinese and Japanese cuisine perfect for sharing.

Upscale riverfront hotel featuring 9 restaurants & bars, plus tennis, a spa & 2 outdoor pools. Set along the Chao Phraya River, this upscale hotel is a 3-minute walk from Saphan Taksin Skytrain station and 6 km from The Grand Palace, built in 1782. Polished rooms with city or river views feature Wi-Fi access, flat-screen TVs and safes, as well as minibars, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Plush suites add separate living/dining space. Club level quarters provide access to a private lounge with free breakfast, snacks and drinks. The 9 dining options include an upmarket Italian restaurant, lobby and riverside bars, and a buffet-style eatery on a riverboat. There are tennis courts and 2 outdoor pools, plus a fitness center and a spa.

Nestled in the elegant Mandarin Oriental, the Bamboo Bar dazzles with its signature cocktails and enchanting live jazz, making for a timeless Bangkok night out.

Down-to-earth restaurant serving traditional seafood dishes in a spacious, window-lined dining area.

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Sathorn is a major commercial district with skyscrapers, offices, and upscale condos. On main thoroughfare Sathorn Road, vendors with open-air kiosks and pushcarts cater to a lunchtime crowd with pork noodle soup and spring rolls. Longtail boats ply the Chao Praya River, stopping at busy Sathorn Pier, a commuter hub. By night, back roads draw well-heeled revelers to swanky cocktail lounges, jazz bars, and nightclubs. ― Google

Nestled on the lively Khao San Road, this chill hotel boasts bright rooms, a rooftop pool, and easy access to Bangkok's nightlife and attractions.

Nestled along the Chao Phraya River, The Siam blends opulent suites and villas with stunning architecture and top-tier service for an unforgettable escape.

Relaxed hotel in a converted 1900s casino offering contemporary rooms & elegant suites. In a converted casino dating from the early 20th century, this laid-back hotel on a bustling street is a 5-minute walk from Saphan Taksin Skytrain station, and 6 km from the Grand Palace. Stylish, cinema-themed rooms come with free Wi-Fi, wood floors and exposed beams, plus living areas, fridges, and tea and coffeemakers. Plush 1- and 2-story suites feature individually styled decor. Breakfast is available. There's also a minimalist cocktail bar.