Thailand

Resembling typical 19th-century gingerbread colonial villas, Baan Noppawang has opened its doors on a small lane just steps away from the Royal Palace and Democracy Monument. Comfort and a change of scenery are guaranteed.

Baan Noppawang, a beautifully restored patrician residence in the heart of Bangkok

In Bangkok, a few distinguished hotels have a soul and whisper a story behind their time-worn façades. Baan Noppawang is a prime example. Its seven elegant air-conditioned rooms with Wi-Fi have been refurbished. The grandeur of a bygone era is reflected in polished teakwood floors, ceiling details, and authentic Thai artifacts. This is also evident in the four-poster bed adorning the executive suite. Located a few hundred meters from the boat-bus pickup point, Baan Noppawang is an ideal base for exploring Bangkok and its cultural treasures, including the Royal Palace, the Temple of Dawn, and the National Museum of Siam. It comfortably accommodates guests on business or leisure trips to the Thai capital.

Locating the hotel

Baan Noppawang is a short walk from Wat Pho, or the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, Bangkok's most famous Buddhist monument. For stress-free airport-to-hotel transport, a shuttle service is available upon request. Just remember to inform the hotel of your flight schedule. Pets are not allowed on the premises.

For a stay in cozy accommodation right in the heart of Bangkok, jot down this address: 114 Soi Damnoen Klang Tai, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand

Seven rooms combining elegance and authenticity

Comfort is not lacking in the establishment's seven rooms and suites. You'll enjoy a flat-screen TV with satellite channels of your choice, a double bed or twin beds, a refrigerator, tea and coffee-making facilities, and a shower with hot and cold water. And as if that's not enough, panoramic garden views await. The luxury suite features a separate living area from the sleeping space and a spa bathtub.

Nearby attractions

Rich in temples and impressive monasteries, Bangkok lives up to its nickname, "City of Angels." Many sites await your visit, just steps away from your holiday hotel:

• Democracy Monument;
• Wat Arun;
• Wat Pho, with its giant reclining Buddha;
• The Royal Palace and its magnificent gardens;
• Pak Khlong Talat, a market for fresh flowers;
• Lumphini Park, a popular spot for strolling.

Editor's review

• If you're looking for charming accommodation with a story, this two-story colonial hotel will certainly delight you.
• Former guests have praised the view, meticulous decoration, smiles, and hospitality. The proximity to tourist attractions makes Baan Noppawang a great budget-friendly lodging choice in Bangkok.