Ozasiatraveller
I have been exploring South-East Asia for over twenty years and have visited some of the best destinations in the region. Through my blog, I want to share some interesting travel tips, my experience of driving across Asian destinations and some of the best places to explore in this region. I have undertaken hundreds of road trips, across Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia. Most of the information in this blog comes through my own road trips and adventures in the exotic locations I have visited.
I have, in the past followed in Anthony Bourdain's footsteps and visited most of the restaurants his team explored in their shows. Join in on my adventures and follow my trails on Instagram & Facebook Page.
Looking for an affordable but quality hotel in the middle of Bukit Bintang? Centrally located in Kuala Lumpur's vibrant Golden Triangle, Furama Hotel Bukit Bintang is within close proximity of Jalan Alor, Jalan Ramlee, Berjaya Times Square, and Chinatown. Featuring 433 guestrooms, guests can enjoy the spectacular views of the city.
One of the most popular coastal regions of NSW, Jervis Bay is located 200 km south of Sydney. A 3- hour drive along the Princes Highway takes you through the beautiful rolling landscapes of Illawarra and Shoalhaven Regions.
Silom has been very popular destination in the past because of Patpong. This neighbourhood is known for its bars and clubs. Silom have some of the finest hotels restaurants.
- Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park
- Dusit Thani Hotel
- Le Meridien Bangkok
- Tower Club at Lebua - Editor's Pick
Sathorn stretches from Lumpini Park. Ideal for family living as there is plenty of upmarket serviced apartments with restaurants serving a wide range of international cuisine. This area is growing rapidly and becoming very popular with expats.
About Siam Square, Pratanum & Ploenchit
Shoppers Mekkah, Siam Square is a couple of blocks of world-class shopping centres accessible by public transport from all parts of the city. If your sole purpose of coming to Bangkok is shopping make sure you find a hotel in this neighbourhood. The roads converge to this central business district making it the most densely populated neighbourhood. Effective train network encircling these surroundings give a sense of convergence by linking all the shopping malls to BTS and accompanying walk-ways making it easy for shoppers to navigate from one shopping mall to another.
Exploring this area on foot amidst hordes of shoppers, traffic, street stalls and traffic on the road makes it a marathon to hope across to all malls in a day. Give yourself a few days if you are wan to explore this area fully and enjoy the richness of shopping and exploring fine restaurants and cafes etc.
The Ratchaprarop & Th Phetchaburi is a nucleus of outdoor dining.
Staff Picked Hotels in Siam Square
- Novotel Bangkok on Siam Square (right in front of MBK Centre)-- Editor's Pick
- Holiday Inn Express Bangkok Siam
- Mercure Bangkok Siam
- Pathumwan Princess Hotel
- Amari Watergate Bangkok (in front of Platinum Mall) - Editor's Pick
- The Sukosol Hotel ( Get on Paya Thai to get to Siam Station in 5 min)-- Editor's Pick
