I plan to go to Bangkok. Do you have any detailed accommodation strategies or recommendations?

As the largest and most modern city in Thailand, Bangkok has a large number of hotels that can meet all kinds of accommodation requirements.

1, backpackers generally choose to live on the mountain road, where there are many cheap youth hostels and guest houses. Accommodation in a standard room is about 80-200 RMB. The advantage of the mountain road area is that the exotic cultural atmosphere is active, and it is close to the Grand Palace and other scenic spots, so you can walk there. However, because there is no light rail subway, you can only take a tuk-tuk or taxi to the city center, and because there are more bars and night markets, the living environment is not quiet. Therefore, we can also consider TheWet, which is farther north, where it is relatively quiet and the environment is slightly better.

2. If you choose to stay in a hotel, you can choose to stay near Siam Square and along the two commercial streets of Longhe and Sukunyi covered by light rail. Whether you are going to the city attractions or the airport, it is very convenient to travel as long as you live not far from the light rail station. Hotel prices here range from civilians to luxury. Around 300 yuan, you can often book a hotel near the light rail station with good environmental facilities. Of course, if it is closer to Siam Square, the price will be higher. Many hotels also have packaged packages with SPA, massage and other items, so you can pay attention when booking.

There are also many houses near Chinatown and Peng Railway Station in South China. Although it is located in the city center, the traffic is inconvenient because of the noisy streets and frequent traffic jams. Therefore, if it is inconvenient to go to the train station, it is generally not recommended to live in this area.