Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park Khu vực địa phương

Wat Pra Kaew, or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, is the spiritual epicentre of Thailand. This iconic destination invites you into Thailand’s most sacred Buddhist sanctuary. Set within the Grand Palace grounds, it was founded in 1782 with King Rama I’s rise to the throne. Rich in symbolism and artistry, it offers travellers a deep connection to the nation’s history and makes it a must-see among Bangkok city attractions.

When you stay at our hotel near the BTS Station, Bangkok, Asiatique The Riverfront is just a short journey away. A quick Silom Line ride to Saphan Taksin, followed by a complimentary shuttle boat, takes you to the best places to shop, dine and some cultural entertainment spaces along Bangkok’s scenic riverbank. Visit the night markets, have delectable local street food, go to charming boutiques, and don’t forget to try the iconic Ferris wheel.

With its glittering spires catching the light, the Wat Arun, or the Temple of Dawn, stands along the Chao Phraya River and is a symbol of Thailand’s rich heritage. From our hotel, this is one of the iconic places to visit in Bangkok, and reaching this landmark is effortless too - a five-minute walk to Silom MRT, a Blue Line ride to Sanam Chai, followed by a short stroll to Tha Tien Pier, and a scenic ferry crossing to the temple.

Few places capture Bangkok’s soul like Yaowarat Road, the city’s heart for over 200 years. Stroll through daytime markets, discover sacred temples, then return after dark for a street food feast loved by locals and travellers. Just next door, Phahurat’s Little India offers a rich cultural diversity. From Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park, it’s an easy five-minute walk to MRT Silom, where a quick ride to Wat Mangkon opens the door to Bangkok tourist attractions.

As dusk falls, Khaosan Road comes alive with lively music, night markets, bars, and soothing late-night spas. You can share a drink, dance to reggae music, stop by pubs, or wander among street stalls. From the hotel, take a short 5-minute walk to Silom MRT, ride the Blue Line to Sanam Chai, and then hop on a Tuk-Tuk to reach this iconic destination.