Best Hotels near Asiatique The Riverfront, Bangkok

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Booked a Superior Riverside room, which is more 'viewing the River from across the Asiatique car park”, as opposed to actually being Riverside, but we knew this before booking. Room consisted of a small kitchenette, consisting of a fridge, microwave & basic cutlery. A very large comfortable bed & a Large bathroom, with an excellent shower. Room looked a bit tired in some places, but in general was ok & was cleaned daily. Reception staff & concierge / car park security were excellent, very helpful & always polite. Your room key card gives access to the lifts, so only guests are able to operate them, which is a good security feature. Location is almost directly opposite, Asiatique the Riverfront. Which has plenty of places to eat, although it was fairly quiet when we visited, as it had only just re-opened the day before, after being closed due to covid. Also 250M walk away, is the Wat Ratchasingkhon Pier, for catching the Chao Phraya Express boats.

The owner is kind, the cat is cute, the room is clean, the bathroom is clean. There is no parking at the hotel, but there is a parking lot nearby. Parking for rent for 60 baht per day in the evening, close to the market, convenient, lots of food.

Located next to BTS Wongwian Yai, walk for a short while. The room is usable but would like to deduct points for cleanliness. Because the bedsheet has stains, I don't know what. The room floor still has dust. As soon as I took off my shoes, they were all stuck on. The housekeeper looked like she was too lazy to scrub the room.

Located right in the center of nightlife. It was a luxury at a decent value for money. Rooms were cosy, breakfast was a surpassing of expectations, providing western and local dishes. A return is definitely in the books

A long-established 16-story hotel in the district called Burncorem along Chern Krun Road in the center of Bangkok. As the hotel name ”River View” shows, it is located at the river front where the Chao Phraya River can be seen from the upper floor. It is characterized by the fact that the threshold is not as high as the super luxury hotel representing Bangkok around. The building is coordinated with a long-established hotel style and modern art design, and it is 々 novel. The guest rooms are given more than average space, and the view from the glass windows full of the guest rooms is wonderful. In addition, the bathroom was also about three tatami mats. Near the hotel, there is a regular market with the theme of food and shopping in Asian countries called Asiantic, so I would recommend using it as an outpost.

The staff at the front desk was very kind. The bed was clean but the shower room was a bit disappointing. The toilet and shower are very close, and the one that separates is one curtain. Also, when I sat in the toilet, the curtain was in the way, and when I tried to leave it, I touched the ventilation fan. The location is great and it is a 3 minute walk to the Asian Teak Night Market. I will stay again when I visit Bangkok.

The hotel has a nice presentation, is very clean and ordened as well as furnished with love for the detail. The Skytrain is within a few minutes walk to reach also supermarkets are in the immediate vicinity. We had booked incl. breakfast. For Thai conditions it seems to be a good breakfast, which we had on Phuket, but in no way comparable. There is a cup of tea or coffee. A sweet drink, which is declared as juice and a water. To eat 2 dishes toast, marmelade, 2 lawrence eggs and a dishes sauce as well as 2 sauces. For 2 consecutive days well, a third or fourth I wouldn't have wanted to eat exactly the same always. I wanted to drop my eggs and the sauce on day 2... but English is not well spoken or understood by everyone at the reception. Only Toast and Jam provided me e.g. breakfast only without eggs. However, the biggest criticism is the wet cell. We (my spouse and I) had a double room!!! In this is a cubic-shaped room separated by two half-high walls as a bathroom. A good idea when you insist that all the smells and smells of the toilet spread throughout the room. I find such a feeling in a double room. Also the water pipes of the neighbouring rooms passed through our “bathroom”, so you have heard from the bed the spots all the time when the neighbor has shown or washed. Sometimes it went half night. Once it was also smelled out of the shower, it was also smelling throughout the room. However, three stars for cleanliness and ambience.

This hotel is so relaxing that you don’t want to leave. The staff are friendly and remember your name from the previous day. The room is a good size and has everything you need. The breakfast has a huge selection of delicious choices made. Lastly, the pool is great for relaxing a d drinking cocktails.

I stayed in the Montien Riverside for four nights in February 2023, over the Valentine’s day period, staying in a Deluxe Corner Riverside room. Even though the Montien is an older hotel it still retains that “wow” factor, as it has been well maintained. The staff here are amongst the best of any hotel in Bangkok, very friendly, attentive and knowledgeable. My room was up on one of the higher floors with huge windows on each corner overlooking the Chao Phraya river, magnificent views, especially at night. Whilst there were signs of aging, particularly in the bathroom, the room generally had been maintained to a high level. The room was spacious, airy and had a touch of opulence. The bed was super comfortable and the rain shower had good pressure with very hot water. A nice touch was the free mini bar (soft drinks and snacks only). The grounds at the back of the Montien are quite beautiful, large lawned area next to the river and plenty of seating available to enjoy a cool drink or a meal. There is a van serving food in the evening and quite often piped or live music. A great place to chill out away from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. The hotel provides a shuttle service (one way) that runs parallel to the river and stops at all the key tourist spots such as Iconsiam. I had a wonderful stay at the Montien and would be happy to return. I would however like to mention a few areas that need improvement. The WIFI first. In my near twenty years coming to Thailand and staying in numerous types of accommodation from guesthouses to high end resorts the Montein has the worst WIFI I have ever encountered. So many times I had to switch to mobile network because of the poor or inconsistent signal. This obviously cost me money. For those whose livelihood are dependant on a reliable WIFI network then this place would not be for you. My second biggest gripe is that there are no power points by the bed, unbelievable and quite frustrating. I would have loved to have given the Montien five stars but because of the poor WIFI and lack of powerpoints I have deducted a point. Lastly, as a suggestion to management, why do you mot engage the service of a shuttle boat? You have a little dock in the river at the rear of the hotel and it would be a wonderful benefit to your paying guests. Apart form the negatives I mentioned above I can highly recommend the Montein Riverside for a relaxing stay with a touch of luxury.