An upscale hotel located in Siam Square in the quiet neighborhood of Ratchaprasong, minutes away from the BTS Skytrain Station, the Grande Centre Point Hotel has 526 rooms over fifty floors. All rooms have full-size refrigerators, microwaves, and washer/dryers, making Grande Centre Point an excellent choice for longer stays. The hotel isn't a place where you can pop downstairs and find bustling Bangkok at the door, but one Skytrain stop in either direction will take you somewhere interesting, including to the major Siam shopping centers -- MBK and the Platinum. This hotel has a modern fitness center and large pool with an inset whirlpool, but Cape House Serviced Apartments, a few minutes' walk away, has cheaper rates and rooms that also have kitchenettes, so it's worth considering. Show
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Oyster Hotel ReviewGrande Centre Point Hotel Ratchadamri Hotel Class: Upscale SceneElegant hotel attracts tourists, business travelers, and familiesThe lobby is classical and elegant in design, and has a long dramatic walkway that leads guests from the front door to the front desk via a tasteful red carpet. High ceilings are supported by gold, flashy pillars. The space is huge, and has a sweeping staircase up to the next floor, which is open-plan and looks out onto the entranceway below. Polished floors are gleaming and sofas --outfitted in red and cream -- are arranged in neat groups. Potted plants dot the entire space, bringing the place to life, and artwork consists of traditional Thai paintings. The hotel is mostly popular with shopaholic couples who want to be near shopping malls as Pratunam and Siam, but business travelers and families also filter through. LocationClose to all the shopping malls and a 30-minute bus ride from most tourist hot spotsLocated in the heart of Bangkok, this family-friendly hotel is within walking distance of Police General Hospital, Amarin Plaza, and Erawan Mall. Also nearby are Siam Ocean World and Gaysorn Plaza. The hotel is well-positioned for shopping, as it's just minutes away from Central World, Platinum Mall, Pratunam, Siam Centre, and Siam Paragon. Around the corner is the Erawan shrine, and the Grand Palace is about a 30-minute bus ride away. If guests wander to the end of Soi Mahatlek Luang 1, there's the equivalent of a door to another world behind the dangling tree vines; plunge in and discover two cafes, street food vendors, and a couple of restaurants that are packed with locals. The Grand Palace -- one of the must-see sights of this city -- is half an hour away by bus, and -- as a cluster of temples covered in golden mosaics that shine magically in the sea -- is an aesthetic delight. Khao San Road is a backpacker's haven, and is worth checking out for souvenir bargains. It is also a 30-minute bus ride from the hotel. RoomsThe spacious rooms are all crisp and clean, and come with well-stocked kitchenettes.If you're looking for space, you'll find it here. Rooms are so big that some of them feel more like having your own flat. Polished wood floors shine and beds are crowned by traditional Thai hangings woven in gold and black. The kitchens come fully-equipped with microwaves, washers/dryers, and full-size refrigerators. All rooms are air-conditioned and have expected amenities such as flat-screen TVs, safes, ample closet space, and plush king beds. Some rooms have views of the Four Seasons Hotel, the Bangkok Sports Club, and a golf course. Travelers won't find a bucket and hose in the bathrooms here, as all toilets are modern and flush -- some even have electronic toilet seats with seat heating, self-cleaning, and air-dry functions. All bathrooms are huge and spotlessly clean, with white tiles and fittings. FeaturesThe hotel has pretty much everything on-site, from restaurants, to a library, to a swimming pool.There's plenty of on-site amenities to keep guests entertained at the Grand Centre Point Hotel. Local and international dishes are served up in the mesAmis restaurant. The library has plenty of English language books and magazines, including copies of the National Geographic. The fitness center is huge and well-equipped with quality cardiovascular machines; it even has its own mirrored dance studio. Other amenities include a children's club and free Wi-Fi. There's a large entertainment room with comfy settees and a massive flat-screen TV for watching the many DVDS on offer. A soft padded room is provided for young children, where there's no chance of any head bumps or accidents. It's a bright space that has a good selection of toys and even a play slide -- a blessing for weary parents. The large outdoor pool is a chic space, surrounded by sun loungers and a wooden deck. Mature trees and shrubbery disguise the view of the other buildings, while simultaneously providing shade from the blistering Thai sunshine. Housed in a chic, contemporary room, the spa and sauna are super relaxing and have views onto a greenhouse that has an array of different plants. It closes relatively early, however. The hotel offers a free daily shuttle bus to Asiatique -- which is home to the largest Night Market in Bangkok, situated by the riverside, as well as shops and restaurants -- but rides must be booked in advance. Related Hotels Upscale
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Potted plants dot the entire space, bringing the place to life, and artwork consists of traditional Thai paintings. The hotel is mostly popular with shopaholic couples who want to be near shopping malls as Pratunam and Siam, but business travelers and families also filter through. LocationClose to all the shopping malls and a 30-minute bus ride from most tourist hot spotsLocated in the heart of Bangkok, this family-friendly hotel is within walking distance of Police General Hospital, Amarin Plaza, and Erawan Mall. Also nearby are Siam Ocean World and Gaysorn Plaza. The hotel is well-positioned for shopping, as it's just minutes away from Central World, Platinum Mall, Pratunam, Siam Centre, and Siam Paragon. Around the corner is the Erawan shrine, and the Grand Palace is about a 30-minute bus ride away. If guests wander to the end of Soi Mahatlek Luang 1, there's the equivalent of a door to another world behind the dangling tree vines; plunge in and discover two cafes, street food vendors, and a couple of restaurants that are packed with locals. The Grand Palace -- one of the must-see sights of this city -- is half an hour away by bus, and -- as a cluster of temples covered in golden mosaics that shine magically in the sea -- is an aesthetic delight. Khao San Road is a backpacker's haven, and is worth checking out for souvenir bargains. It is also a 30-minute bus ride from the hotel. RoomsThe spacious rooms are all crisp and clean, and come with well-stocked kitchenettes.If you're looking for space, you'll find it here. Rooms are so big that some of them feel more like having your own flat. Polished wood floors shine and beds are crowned by traditional Thai hangings woven in gold and black. The kitchens come fully-equipped with microwaves, washers/dryers, and full-size refrigerators. All rooms are air-conditioned and have expected amenities such as flat-screen TVs, safes, ample closet space, and plush king beds. Some rooms have views of the Four Seasons Hotel, the Bangkok Sports Club, and a golf course. Travelers won't find a bucket and hose in the bathrooms here, as all toilets are modern and flush -- some even have electronic toilet seats with seat heating, self-cleaning, and air-dry functions. All bathrooms are huge and spotlessly clean, with white tiles and fittings. FeaturesThe hotel has pretty much everything on-site, from restaurants, to a library, to a swimming pool.There's plenty of on-site amenities to keep guests entertained at the Grand Centre Point Hotel. Local and international dishes are served up in the mesAmis restaurant. The library has plenty of English language books and magazines, including copies of the National Geographic. The fitness center is huge and well-equipped with quality cardiovascular machines; it even has its own mirrored dance studio. Other amenities include a children's club and free Wi-Fi. There's a large entertainment room with comfy settees and a massive flat-screen TV for watching the many DVDS on offer. A soft padded room is provided for young children, where there's no chance of any head bumps or accidents. It's a bright space that has a good selection of toys and even a play slide -- a blessing for weary parents. The large outdoor pool is a chic space, surrounded by sun loungers and a wooden deck. Mature trees and shrubbery disguise the view of the other buildings, while simultaneously providing shade from the blistering Thai sunshine. Housed in a chic, contemporary room, the spa and sauna are super relaxing and have views onto a greenhouse that has an array of different plants. It closes relatively early, however. The hotel offers a free daily shuttle bus to Asiatique -- which is home to the largest Night Market in Bangkok, situated by the riverside, as well as shops and restaurants -- but rides must be booked in advance. Hotel & Amenities PhotosGrand Deluxe Double Twin RoomGrand SuiteGrand Deluxe Double RoomThree Bedroom Residential SuiteTwo Bedroom Executive SuiteThe HotelAmenitiesExecutive SuiteSuiteThree Bedroom Executive SuiteSauna & WhirlpoolPoolBest RatesPrices shown for: Price Dates
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