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Formerly home to lots of atmosphere and many attractions (not to mention great river
views) yet a dearth of accommodation, over the last couple of years several new hotels and
guesthouses have sprung up in the heart of Bangkok's historical district. The sexiest of
these are Inn A Day and Sala Rattanakosin, but there are also several handsome and good-
value options, such as Royal Tha Tien Village, Chetuphon Gate and Arom D Hostel.
A unique riverside location and heaps of hip vendors, restaurants and photo-ops have made
this Bangkok's most-talked-about market.
Finally, a reason to eat in Chinatown that isn't hawker-based.
A fun new bar taking its hints from Thailand's past.
This new, lauded opening is the latest to follow the trend of eclectic, international-style din-
ing.
Tiny, trendy, retro-themed boutique hotel elevated over Mae Nam Chao Phraya.
Achingly hip Thai restaurant that could turn heads in London or New York City.
New mall where shopping comes second to taking selfies.
Bangkok's new speakeasy that everybody knows about.
