NARAI HOTEL – IN THE HEART OF BANGKOK’S BUSINESS DISTRICT

The Narai Hotel on Silom Road in the heart of the city’s business district provides the perfect experience for business travellers to Bangkok.

We offer eight different varieties of our modern and spacious rooms to choose from. We also provide meeting and business facilities that will make you feel that your business trip to Bangkok was entirely productive and successful.

Having a location right in the middle of Bangkok’s dynamic business area, we naturally cater to the business traveller. We want you to be able to conduct your business efficiently and easily. At the same time, we want every one of our guests to enjoy the warmth and comfort of our exemplary service and accommodations.

Our Accommodations

We offer eight modern and air-conditioned room varieties that provide you with all the conveniences and comforts to which you’re accustomed. These spacious rooms vary in area from 28 square metres up to 60 square metres.

They all include a full range of amenities including a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels, a refrigerator and well-stocked mini-bar, a hairdryer and toiletries, plus a safety deposit box for your valuables.

Our Business And Catering Facilities

The Narai Hotel offers the ease and convenience of a great location for the business traveller. Nearby public transportation provides easy access to all parts of the city. The hotel is located in the premier Silom Road business district in Bangkok, making it the perfect place to hold meetings, seminars, and conventions. We offer eight types of meeting and ballrooms in several different configurations. We can accommodate from 40 to 1,100 guests and delegates.

We also offer a wide range of catering facilities that can provide creative and elegant meals for everything from a business lunch to a formal wedding. Whether you’re thinking of a venue for a business or social occasion, the Narai Hotel has the perfect venue in the most desirable locations in Bangkok.

Our Facilities, Cocktail and Dining Experiences

When the day’s business meetings are finished, and it’s time to relax and unwind, you couldn’t be in a better place. Enjoy a dip in our luxurious, free-form swimming pool or unwind with a long workout in our state-of-the-art fitness corner featuring modern treadmills, elliptical machines, stationary cycles and free weights.

After working up a thirst and an appetite, discover the three cocktail and dining experiences offered by the Narai Hotel. Start your evening with a cocktail at the Scenery Lounge. The warm and intimate atmosphere of this venue is the perfect place to rendezvous with business colleagues or friends. You’ll enjoy conversation over snacks and a range of all kinds of drinks from imported beers to colourful, creative cocktails and fine wines and champagnes.

Visit our all-day international buffet at our Rabiangthong Restaurant and taste all the flavours of Asia. Indulge yourself with more than 60 varieties of menu sets and desserts, topping it off with our free flow of drinks. Start your day with our American buffet breakfast with a Japanese set special, and the Thai local dish will be featured during our lunch hours. The best is yet to come, because our dinner menu set offer ranges of international seafood buffet, our top selling items are Steamed Blue Crab, and Grilled River Prawn. Don’t forget to taste our famous Congee that has the softest of texture and will melt in your mouth you’ll find yourself visiting this restaurant several times to try all the exquisite dishes on offer.

Our other dining experience is the contemporary Italian restaurant, Peperoni. Indulge yourself in all the classic flavours of Italy. Enjoy our signature dishes, including Cream di Funghi, Insalata di Arugula, Griglia di Agnelloe al Rosmario, and Prosciutto e Melone. Peperoni will seem like a warm little touch of Italy along Bangkok’s Silom Road.

Whether for business or pleasure, discover the perfect accommodations, excellent facilities and warm and friendly service of the Narai Hotel in the heart of Bangkok’s business district.

EXPLORING ANCIENT BANGKOK: CHAO PHRAYA RIVER, TEMPLES & HISTORIC SITES (DAY1)

Bangkok’s bustling metropolis has much to offer, from sparkling skyscrapers to ancient temples, but it is often the older districts of Thailand’s capital that beguile visitors the most. If you have just one day to see old Bangkok and want to take in the most important historical sites, this guide will show you the way.

Chao Phraya River

Bangkok’s mighty waterway isn’t just an attraction itself, it’s probably the best way to get to the city’s must-see ancient sites. Whether you choose a private shuttle or the cheap but efficient public boats, travelling on the Chao Praya is an excellent way to get around.

Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)

A glittering complex of buildings just steps from the east bank of the Chao Phraya, the Grand Palace is one of Bangkok’s most-visited tourist attractions. The official residence of the Kings of Thailand since 1782, the palace is home to Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) and other must-see attractions.

Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha)

A short walk south of the Grand Palace is Wat Pho, also known as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. Recognized as one of the most important temple complexes in Thailand, it dates back to King Rama 1 who helped establish the complex on an older temple site.

Wat Arun (Temple of The Dawn)

A short boat trip across the river brings you to Wat Arun, the Temple of the Dawn, whose iconic spires remain one of Bangkok and Thailand’s best-known landmarks. While the temple dates back to at least the 17th century, the famous spires, also known as ‘prang’, were built in the early 19th century.

Chinatown

A short boat ride south will bring you to Chinatown, a bustling neighborhood of stalls, markets, gold shops and all kinds of unusual delicacies. Wander the alleys, stop into a local eatery for a snack and a cooling drink, and witness daily life in one of Bangkok’s most vibrant destricts.

Khao San Road

After a busy day of sightseeing, why not check out a completely different side of Bangkok’s old quarter. Khao San Road has been Bangkok’s backpacker haven for decades, a vibrant strip of restaurants, bars, stalls and street life that says open long into the night.