Name: Bandara Suites Silom Bangkok
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Hotels In Thailand

Just a heads up—if you spend your annual break in Thailand, you might not want to leave. This country has everything, from hilltop villages where time stands still to urban hubs where spicy food is abundant. Located south of Myanmar, north of Malaysia and at the top of your list, Thailand is ready for you to explore. Hotels in Thailand can place you in the centre of Bangkok or among the coconut palms of Koh Samui—either way, it'll be an adventure.

Things to Do in Thailand

City or country—you decide. Starting in Bangkok, you can get in touch with your spiritual side by visiting one of the many temples, then embrace the gods of consumerism at Chatuchak Weekend Market. Thousands of stalls here sell ceramics, furniture and food. You can buy plants too, but really only to liven up your hotel room, as customs on the way home might not look kindly upon your greenery. Next up, all this shopping will make you hungry, so check out Siam Square to eat, shop and eat a little more.

Thailand holidays go beyond the country's capital. In the mood for a beach? Enjoy towering ancient rock formations and caves flush against blue water on the islands of Koh Samui, Phuket or both. And since Thailand also has small villages perched in the hills near Chiang Mai, you might want to take a few extra days to get a culture fix and embrace a slower-paced life.

Can’t get enough of village life? Book Thailand accommodation within a stone’s throw of these communities and spend your days relaxing. Turn off your phone—except to take pictures, of course—and just chill out beneath the palm fronds. You’re welcome.

Getting To & Around Thailand

Don't worry about getting to your Thailand hotel: taxis are plentiful and the city is served by bus and rail networks. If you can't shake that idyllic beach image, get started with Koh Samui accommodation through lastminute.co.nz. We make it easy—you can pay now or pay later, when you're still trying to get excited about the trip home.

Katathani Phuket Beach Resort

3.0 LastMinute Verified Review

If you are booking this property be sure to check which part of the hotel you are booking in to. Some of the buildings are quite aged and very disappointing compared to the newer parts of the hotel. Apart from that its pretty good, but not great. However we had just stayed at the Katathani in Khao Lak which is out of this world amazing so I think we thought this property would be the same, hence the disappointment. The rooms were quite spacious but the air conditioning quite cold and we couldn't get it to adjust regardless of what changes we made on the control. The breakfast was very average and it gets very crowded. Breakfast staff do a good job of wandering around doing nothing at all, absolutely nothing! On the other hand, the staff at the pizza place on the other side of the beachfront pools were lovely and the food was delicious. The pools were very warm and often had a very strong sewerage smell. Not sure if the smell came from all the small children in the pool or if there was something wrong with their sewerage system? Kata Noi itself is very boring even for someone who has absolutely no interest in the bar/club scene. If you'd like a romantic getaway or something very peaceful then this would fit the bill. Just over the hill at Kata there is a lot more choices for restaurants and entertainment so its a good option if you want somewhere to retreat to. I'd only stay again if I could specify which wing/room I could stay in.

3 weeks ago by A verified traveller from Australia

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Millennium Hilton Bangkok

4.0 LastMinute Verified Review

Hotel was centrally located. Very close to everything. It’s literally right next to iconsiam shopping centre. Very convenient. Swimming was really nice. Good view at night.

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Rembrandt Hotel Suites and Towers

5.0 LastMinute Verified Review

This an excellent value for money: a great business hotel. Smallish rooms, but everything is clean and neat. Just a bit dated carpets in corridors. Great lobby, tons of well functioning lifts. Quick check in, check out. Price is what you see is what you get. Breakfast spread is pretty decent with enough vegetarian spread. They even have a small deli section in breakfast with some basic cheeses and fruit platters and salads. Tip: Always opt for a room with breakfast included. Worth it. Good pool. Pool assistants were very attentive with drinks / icecream / food offers. Great restaurants on site. Particularly the Rang Mahal on 26th floor is awesome.

3 weeks ago by A verified traveller from Melbourne

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