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Don’t miss the Graffiti Wall hidden in the heart of Bangkok! A kaleidoscope of bold colors and raw street art, each spray-painted masterpiece pulses with urban energy. It’s not just a photo op—it’s a celebration of creativity that turns the city into an open-air gallery.
Furama Silom Hotel
FuramaXclusive Sathorn, Bangkok
FX Hotel Metrolink Makkasan
FuramaXclusive Asoke, Bangkok
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Graffiti wall
Near Bangkok's Graffiti Wall, The Ploenchit Hotel is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk away. This boutique design hotel blends Thai modern aesthetics with artistic touches, offering rooms with views of Sathon Road and some featuring direct sightlines to the vibrant street art.
Another excellent option is Sathorn Residence, situated within walking distance (10 minutes) of the wall and adjacent to Ratchadapisek Art Market. Its rooftop café provides a perfect vantage point to enjoy the dynamic interplay of street art and city lights at sunset.
For convenience, both properties are close to the MRT Saphan Taksin Station, making it easy to explore the artistic heart of Bangkok’s southern district.
The most convenient route from downtown Bangkok is taking the MRT Skytrain to Saphan Taksin Station, then walking south along Sathon Road for about 8 minutes—just a 15-minute journey with no transfers.
Alternatively, use Grab or Bolt ride-hailing apps to book an e-taxi directly to "Graffiti Wall, Sathorn." The trip takes around 12 minutes, costing approximately 60–90 THB, though traffic may affect timing during peak hours.
Some tourist shuttle buses also pass through the Ratchadapisek area, allowing passengers to alight at Sathorn Intersection and walk to the wall, ideal for travelers wanting to explore nearby street markets en route.
Beyond viewing murals, visitors can join local artist-led graffiti workshops held every weekend afternoon, priced at around 300 THB and including all materials and guidance—ideal for beginners.
The Ratchadapisek Art Market, open every Saturday and Sunday, features over 50 independent creators showcasing original paintings, limited-edition prints, and streetwear, often accompanied by live mural performances.
For deeper immersion, consider a nighttime street art tour led by local artists, exploring Sathon Road and Ratchadapisek to uncover the stories behind each piece. Tours last about 2 hours and cost around 500 THB, including refreshments.
These experiences offer more than photos—they provide authentic engagement with Bangkok’s contemporary urban art scene.
Traveler Reviews
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Furama Silom Hotel
Staying at Furama Silom Hotel was one of the best experiences I've had in Bangkok. The location is perfect—just a 7-10 minute walk from Si Lom MRT station, or you can head straight down Silom Road to Sala Daeng without any hassle. There are tons of shopping malls and amazing street food options nearby, and Central Park is definitely a must-visit spot. I booked an Executive Club room on the 19th floor—peaceful, quiet, and with excellent soundproofing. The shower has powerful water pressure, and the view from the window? Absolutely stunning. You get a panoramic view of Bangkok’s skyline, including the iconic MahaNakhon Tower right in front of you, plus the glowing lights of Icon Siam in the distance. The rooftop pool is another highlight—few guests around, so it felt like we had it all to ourselves. And the breakfast on the 2nd floor? Huge variety, fresh, and satisfying every morning. If you don’t feel like going out for lunch or dinner, the 5th-floor restaurant offers great options—easy to order and served quickly. Plus, the gym on level 5 is spacious and rarely crowded, making it easy to work out in peace. Overall, this hotel delivers comfort, convenience, and top-tier service—all at a fantastic value.
FuramaXclusive Sathorn, Bangkok
Staying at FuramaXclusive Sathorn was an absolute delight. The hotel offers ample parking—no stress about finding a spot, which is a huge plus in Bangkok. The staff were incredibly courteous, attentive, and genuinely went out of their way to make us feel welcome. The air conditioning worked perfectly—cool but not too cold—and the room was spacious with strong water pressure, making showers super refreshing. Located just a short walk from Sathorn BTS station (Chong Nonsi), getting around the city is so convenient. Plus, there are countless restaurants right outside, offering everything from local street food to international dishes. A 7-Eleven is even right at the corner of the alley for late-night snacks or essentials. This place nails every detail—comfort, convenience, and great service. Definitely a top choice if you're visiting Bangkok.
FX Hotel Metrolink Makkasan
Staying at FX Hotel Metrolink Makkasan was a fantastic experience. The hotel is perfectly located right next to the metro station, and since it's on the Airport Rail Line, getting here from the airport was super convenient—no need for taxis or extra transport costs. It’s also just a short walk away from Sukhumvit Road, which means endless options for dining, shopping, and exploring. There are plenty of local eateries and shops nearby, making it easy to enjoy the area without having to travel far. The location alone makes this hotel a top choice, especially if you value convenience and accessibility. Highly recommended for travelers who want to be in the heart of Bangkok with ease.
FuramaXclusive Asoke, Bangkok
The front desk staff were incredibly helpful and even upgraded us to a better room at no extra charge—such a nice surprise! Breakfast was a highlight: different menu options each day, thoughtfully prepared and delicious. The location is unbeatable—just steps away from both BTS and MRT stations, making it super easy to explore the city. Whether you're heading to shopping districts, temples, or nightlife, everything is within reach. One small note: Bangkok’s streets can be noisy even late at night, so I’d recommend bringing earplugs for a better sleep. Overall, this stay was fantastic—great service, excellent value, and perfect for travelers who want convenience without compromise.
Column Bangkok Hotel
Staying at Column Bangkok Hotel was an absolute delight! The room was spacious and incredibly well-equipped—complete with a fridge, bathtub, stovetop, and even a washing machine. Having a private balcony overlooking the park was a real highlight; waking up to lush greenery and peaceful views made the experience feel so serene. The neighborhood is quiet and safe, perfect for a relaxing getaway. I especially appreciated the welcome chilled chrysanthemum tea upon check-in—it’s these thoughtful little touches that make the stay truly memorable. Clean, comfortable, and full of charm, this hotel offers excellent value. I’d happily return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Bangkok.
Centara Watergate Pavilion Hotel Bangkok
Staying at Centara Watergate Pavilion Hotel Bangkok was a fantastic experience overall. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from Pratunam Market, Platinum Fashion Mall, CentralWorld, and Big C, making it perfect for shoppers and food lovers who want to explore Bangkok’s vibrant city life. There are countless restaurants and local eateries nearby, plus plenty of massage spots if you’re looking to unwind after a day of sightseeing. The rooms were clean, spacious, and well-maintained. Everything from the bedding to the towels felt fresh and properly cared for, and the housekeeping service stood out for its attention to detail. Staff were friendly and efficient during check-in and check-out, contributing to a smooth and comfortable stay. A few guests mentioned the facilities feel a bit dated and hallway soundproofing isn’t perfect, but those minor drawbacks don’t outweigh the hotel’s strong points: cleanliness, convenience, and great value. If you’re looking for a reliable base in central Bangkok with easy access to shopping, dining, and transit, this place delivers exactly that.
Hotel Icon Bangkok Sukhumvit 2
My stay at Hotel Icon Bangkok Sukhumvit 2 was absolutely delightful. From the moment I arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make me feel welcome—friendly, attentive, and always with a smile. The room was clean, stylish, and incredibly comfortable, making it the perfect retreat after a long day exploring the city. Its central location near Sukhumvit makes it easy to access public transport, shopping, dining, and local attractions. What truly stood out was how genuinely warm and helpful everyone was—they made me feel right at home. It’s rare to find such thoughtful hospitality in a modern urban hotel. I’ll definitely be back and would highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Bangkok.
Conrad Bangkok
I’ve stayed at Conrad Bangkok multiple times now, and I can honestly say it never gets old—it’s the epitome of old-money elegance. The design is sophisticated, with a calm yet luxurious vibe that feels both timeless and modern. My husband absolutely loves the aesthetic, so it’s become our go-to for international trips over the past year. The hotel is perfectly located: right next to Conrad Residences, with a shuttle service just steps away from the nearest metro station. Walking out the front door, you’re already at a 7-Eleven—super convenient for late-night snacks or essentials. Inside the building, there’s a whole lifestyle floor: pharmacies, supermarkets, and a wide variety of restaurants spread across two levels. It’s like having a mini urban village without leaving the property. The vibe reminds me a bit of Beijing’s Yidichiao area, especially the Yidegang complex with its boutique hotel atmosphere—similar to the style of Dongyu Hotel—but with a more refined, upscale twist. Everything’s within reach, and the overall experience feels effortlessly seamless. Definitely one of those places where luxury meets convenience.
Pranakorn Heritage Hotel
I absolutely loved this hotel and the surrounding old town area—there’s something truly special about staying in a quiet, authentic part of Bangkok where locals live. The rooms are cozy and comfortable, with all the essentials you’d need for a relaxing stay. Even though it’s not in the bustling tourist zone, it’s still easy to get around—just a short walk to local markets, street food stalls, and everyday Thai life. You can hear the chatter from neighbors, smell fresh jasmine from nearby homes, and even catch glimpses of daily routines like morning yoga or elderly locals playing cards. It feels like a real slice of Bangkok, not a staged version. Plus, the staff are warm and welcoming, making you feel right at home. If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat with an authentic cultural experience, this place is perfect. I’d stay here again in a heartbeat.
Floral Court Hotel & Residence Sukhumvit 13
Staying at Floral Court Hotel & Residence Sukhumvit 13 in Bangkok was an absolute highlight of my trip. The room was surprisingly spacious and incredibly comfortable—perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. Everything was spotlessly clean, which made the stay feel fresh and welcoming. The pool area is beautiful, with a great vibe and plenty of space to unwind under the sun while enjoying views of the city skyline. The staff were genuinely friendly and helpful throughout my visit. One big plus: free tuk-tuk shuttle service to nearby metro stations, which made getting around super convenient. Just a heads-up—items from the mini-bar are not complimentary, so keep that in mind when checking it out. Overall, this place offers fantastic value, excellent comfort, and a welcoming atmosphere. I’d definitely book here again without hesitation.
Novotel Bangkok on Siam Square
This has easily been the best hotel I've stayed at in Thailand. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—since there was availability, they even offered a free early check-in, which was such a nice surprise. The location is unbeatable: right next to Siam Square, with all the major shopping malls just a short walk away. No need to worry about taxis or transport at all. I’d seen some reviews mentioning it might feel dated, but after five nights here, I can confidently say that’s not true—everything is clean, well-maintained, and spotless. The room was comfortable, the amenities were solid, and the price felt very fair for what you get. I’ll definitely be staying here again on my next trip to Bangkok, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting the city.
Mercure Bangkok Sukhumvit 11
Staying at Mercure Bangkok Sukhumvit 11 was an absolute highlight of my trip to Bangkok. The location is unbeatable—right on the bustling Sukhumvit strip with countless restaurants, bars, and local eateries just steps from the hotel entrance. I loved how walkable everything was, and getting around the city by BTS or taxi was super convenient. Inside the hotel, the amenities are top-notch: a sparkling swimming pool perfect for a refreshing dip after a day exploring, and a well-equipped fitness center if you're into staying active. But honestly, the room stole the show—it was spacious, impeccably clean, and had a cozy, modern vibe that made me want to stay in all day. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the bathroom felt luxurious with thoughtful touches throughout. Bonus points for having a spa right on-site—perfect for unwinding after a long day. This place offers great value and a truly memorable stay. I’d definitely book again.
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