Amarin Inn
Thailand, Bangkok, Khao San

Welcome to Amarin Inn Perfectly located in the heart of Bangkok, Amarin Inn is within minutes from the famous Khao Sarn Road and Banglumpoo shopping area. Strategically situated right in the busy, bustling city of Historical Bangkok is this wonderful home away from home. From the moment you cross the threshold into its interior, you will find yourself stepping into a truly quiet and peaceful haven of Thai hospitality where you will be welcomed and pampered in typical Thai style. Amarin Inn offers 24 rooms, catering both for individual travellers and families. Stepping out of the inns entrance leads a guest into a shopper paradise. Tired of shopping, you can have a Thai massage and then continue with sight-seeing of Thailand Grand Palace and famous temples. You can also cruise along the nearby Chao Phraya River, or travel by boat to the floating market. Last but not least, Amarin Inn offers the discerning guest a rare view of the night skyline of old Bangkok from its rooftop.

Facilities at Amarin Inn

• High Speed Internet Access
• Internet Access
• Non-smoking Rooms
• Room Service

• Tour Desk
• National Convention Centre
• National Park
• Public Transportation

• Shopping Arcade
• Tourist Site

The Rooms at Amarin Inn

• Air Condition
• IDD/Direct Dial Line
• Kitchenette

• Security Keycard
• Security Safe
• Shower

• Telephone
• Television

About Khao San:

Formerly a quiet local area with just a few budget guest houses, the Banglamphu area and famous Khao San Road have become an obligatory stop on the twenty-something travel trail, with cheap guest houses, street cafes, music shops, boutiques and bars. Over the last few years the area has become a tourist attraction in its own right given impetus by the novel “The Beach” which features Khao San Road. It's untypical of Bangkok and yet the back streets nearby retain some of their old fashioned Thai charm. Accommodation used to be very basic but many guest houses are now upgrading with air-conditioning, pools and better quality rooms catering to a wider family market, at very reasonable rates. An extensive market, good cheap restaurants and the international mix of travellers and locals from different backgrounds make it an interesting place to visit or stay.

Thailand's thriving and lively capital city is one of the best reasons for visiting. The new underground rail system and Skytrain now link most of the main tourist and business areas, allowing easy access to virtually anywhere in the city. The old city area (Rattanakosin) and the riverside are becoming popular areas near Bangkok's temples but if you're a shopaholic, head for Sukhumvit, Ploenchit and Rachaprasong.