Grand China Princess
Thailand, Bangkok, China Town

The Grand China Princess Hotel Bangkok is a first class hotel in Bangkok situated in Grand China Trade Tower, at the intersection of Ratchawong and Yaowarat Roads, right in the middle of Bangkok Chinatowns business district with its maze of shops, street vendors, apothecaries, and restaurants. The Grand China Princess Hotel Bangkok has 155 guestrooms including 22 suites. The interior of the rooms at this Bangkok hotel are comfortable and functional with full amenities and superb facilities to match the needs of the contemporary travellers. The top floors of The Grand China Princess Hotel Bangkok offers majestic view of surrounding attraction sites such as Wat Arun Golden Mount and Wat Traimit.

Facilities at Grand China Princess

• Babysitting
• Banquet
• Business Centre
• Coffeeshop
• Conference Facilities

• Doctor
• High Speed Internet Access
• Restaurant
• Room Service
• Swimming Pool

• Tour Desk
• WiFi
• Public Transportation
• Shopping Arcade

The Rooms at Grand China Princess

• Air Condition
• High Speed Internet Access

• IDD/Direct Dial Line
• Minibar/Fridge

• Security Safe
• Television

About China Town:

Settled in the 1780's by Chinese merchants, Chinatown retains a large ethnic Chinese community who still continue their own traditions and religious ceremonies. Famous for its markets and numerous gold shops, the area caters largely to the local population and contains a number of busy, almost frenetic market areas concentrated around a network of roads, alleys and small streets. Local favourites include Nakom Kasem market and Sampeng Lane, a long, narrow pedestrian lane crammed with masses of goods from hair slides (sold by the dozen) to kitchen utensils. The area around Yaowarat road, Chinatown's main street, is fascinating for its Chinese pharmacies and unbelievable concentration of gold shops. Bordering Chinatown is Paruhat Cloth Market with a huge selection of batiks, sarongs and general fabric. A largely ethnic Indian area, Paruhat has some excellent local Indian restaurants and a large shopping mall selling handicrafts.

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.