Marriott Hotel Bangkok

... half a day. Again we were the only tourists. We had booked out of the balance of our stay at the Best Western and into the Marriott Hotel in the right part of town. It was a tight squeeze but we were able to load our luggage into the car with the ...

... ages away), it was about 7.30. Hotel is smart, only about a year or so old, so thumbs up to the Marriott Courtyard Bangkok. Massive room with a King size bed. Modern deco with mirrors everywhere. Shower was fantastic after a long journey. It has an ...

... across from MBK and had lunch. I wanted to 'cruise' the Chao Phraya river somehow, so taxied to a river pier to take the Marriott Hotel's 'Cocktail Cruise'. A free Mariott river taxi picked me up and took me and others down river to the Hotel itself ...

... I suppose that's why they say "Time flies when you are having fun." We chilled for a couple of hours before heading to The Marriott Hotel for their award winning buffet. We had free flowing wine which we took advantage of and each of us had about 8 ...

... out. Went for lunch in the hotel (not that impressive), and then chilled out for an hour or so before heading over to the JW Marriott hotel in Sukhumvit to meet my cousin, Soe, who I haven't seen since August 1994! He's here on business, and tied in ...

... 'll find exotic orchids and delicious fruit everywhere. Thai cuisine is singular, justifiably famous, varied, and affordable. Bangkok, for many, represents the quintessential Asian capital. Saffron-robed monks, garish neon signs, graceful Thai ...

... Thailand experienced rapid economic growth between 1985 and 1995 and is a newly industrialized country with tourism, due to world-class tourist destinations such as Pattaya, Bangkok, and Phuket, and exports contributing significantly to the ...

... half completed. There are also many new-looking building amongst all the old run down buildings, all very higgledy-piggledy! Our hotel, the Marriott Resort & Spa, was on 'the other side of the river' from the centre, but had a free boat shuttle to ...

Bangkok Marriott Resort and Spa After 5 very full Bangkok days, Mark and I still agree that the Bangkok Marriott Resort and Spa is the best place to stay.  We have stayed here in the past and will do so again.  This hotel is an ...

I stayed at the beautiful Anantara Bangkok Sathorn Hotel for 2 weeks this trip. This is the longest that I have been in Bangkok consecutively and I really liked the 6 star comforts at the Anantara. When I arrived in late October, the hotel was had a low ...

... following were in fact to my hotel and they brought these amazing experiences into my life along the way. I walked into my hotel, which was a Marriott timeshare. When I opened the door, I just started laughing, a huge condo for a week complete with views ...

... to take in, but was a drag after awhile since I was tired and just wanting to get back to the hotel. After I finally made it back to the Marriott, I went up to the 24th floor rooftop pool for a swim – a wonderful sensation after spending most of ...

... Phraya River.   No complaints though, since Frank got us a free room at the 5 star Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa.  This hotel is incredible:  Fabulous riverside location with great views, impeccable landscaped gardens, Thai artworks ...

... and people-watching. After several weeks of "flashpacking", we were quite pleased with the taste of luxury afforded by the Marriott Resort & Spa. Though I try to avoid American chains while traveling, I'd stayed at this resort once before, and had ...

... part of town. After checking in, we checked out our room. It was ok, not as nice as the Marriott but ok. Headed out and right into seedy Bangkok. Loads of street stalls selling rubbish with the odd couple of prostitutes thrown in. Rob perused some fake ...

... the 11-hour time change. But I slept well and was able to get up before 10 without any trouble. I departed my hotel, the five-star Marriott Executive Apartments Mayfair, at 10:41 a.m. to begin my day sightseeing in Bangkok. I took a taxi 23 minutes to ...

... the "wrong side" as most Americans would put it. Now, as I looked out from my 10th story, plush room at the downtown Marriott, I see the world I have arrived in.  My first thought is, dirty.  And then, congested.  Not Los Angeles congested ...

We arrived in Bangkok and headed by taxi to our hotel at the Courtyard Marriott – nice big rooms, friendly and helpful staff and was very central to the shopping centres!! We visited the Grand Palace, which was incredible, but quite busy. The tube ...