Stay in Pinklao
Thonburi · near Old City
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Pinklao is the part of Thonburi on the western bank of the Chao Phraya. Its centre is Central Pinklao mall and the Phra Pin-klao Bridge, which crosses to the Phra Nakhon side in a few minutes. Most people who stay here have a clear reason: a visit to Siriraj Hospital, a long-dist
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Pa Tim Khanom Tang Taek — An old Wang Lang stall, crisp shells fil
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Central Pinklao — A large Thonburi mall on Borommaratchach
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Wang Lang Hostel
★★A small hostel in the middle of Wang Lang market, a few minutes' walk from Prannok ferry pier and Siriraj Hospital. It's a good budget base for hospital visits or for taking the boat across to the Old Town, surrounded by a food market that's busy all day. Reviews praise the location and the low price, but it's a simple place with compact rooms, so anyone wanting full facilities should look elsewhere.
Alanda Hotel & Apartment
★★★An apartment-style property of 71 rooms on Soi Borommaratchachonnani 2/1, close to the Southern bus terminal and Central Pinklao mall. Rooms are clean, there's a secure key-entry system, and reviews call it quiet and good value. It works well for multi-night stays or work trips, with free WiFi and parking. The catch is that it's down a side lane, so you walk out to the main road to catch transport or a taxi.
My Hotel Bangkok Noi
★★★A mid-size three-star hotel in the Bangkok Noi area, handy for Siriraj Hospital and the Old Town. Rooms come with air-con, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom, with balconies in some, plus a paid airport shuttle. Most reviews praise the value and the helpful staff. A solid pick for budget-minded travellers who want a clean private room on the Thonburi side.
I-Inn Hotel
★★★A small 50-room three-star hotel on Soi Borommaratchachonnani 2/3, about a five-minute walk to Lotus Pinklao and nine minutes to Central Pinklao. Rooms have a fridge, flat-screen TV, kettle, and free bottled water, with free WiFi and parking. It's a plain, clean place to sleep, good for anyone who wants to be near the mall and food without spending much.
Charlie House Pinklao
★★★A garden hotel of around 25 rooms on Borommaratchachonnani Road, with green grounds, a koi pond, and a small pool. It's about a five-minute walk over the footbridge to Central Pinklao and roughly 600 metres from MRT Bang Yi Khan. Reviews praise the leafy, peaceful feel and the attentive staff, and there's a Thai restaurant on site. Worth knowing the pool is on the small side. A nice choice if you want somewhere quiet with green space in an otherwise busy area.
S.D. Avenue Hotel
★★★A larger hotel of more than 300 rooms on Borommaratchachonnani Road, about a ten-minute walk to Central Pinklao. It has an outdoor pool, the Duangtip restaurant, a bar, and Thai massage, with free parking and WiFi. Reviews praise the location, cleanliness, and breakfast buffet. Worth knowing some guests have reported the pool out of service at times and weak in-room WiFi. A good fit for families wanting a full-facility hotel at a mid-range price.
Baan Wanglang Riverside
★★★A riverside boutique hotel of around 32 rooms on Soi Wat Rakang off Prannok Road, in the Wang Lang area between Siriraj and Wat Rakang piers. It's walkable to Prannok pier for the ferry across to Rattanakosin. The draws are a riverside bar and restaurant and a rooftop for the view, with many rooms facing the river and the Grand Palace side. Reviews praise the views, the location, and the English-speaking staff. A good choice for a river-view room at a reasonable price close to the Old Town.
Things to do in Pinklao
Highlights and spots visitors love in this area
Central Pinklao
A large Thonburi mall on Borommaratchachonnani Road with brands, cinemas, and a food hall, freshly renovated in 2025.
Royal Barge National Museum
Displays the Suphannahong royal barge and ceremonial vessels by Khlong Bangkok Noi, exquisitely carved and historic.
Wang Lang / Prannok Market
A riverside market beside Siriraj, cheap eats all along Prannok Road plus clothing, busy from morning on.
Siriraj Bimuksthan Museum
A museum in the old Thonburi train station telling the story of Bangkok Noi, Wang Lang, and a 24-meter ancient boat.
Siriraj Medical & Forensic Museum
A cluster of medical museums inside Siriraj, including the Songkran Niyomsane forensic hall with real specimens, not for the faint-hearted.
Phra Pinklao Bridge / riverside
A Chao Phraya bridge linking Rattanakosin Island with Thonburi, named after King Pinklao and opened in 1973.
Khlong Bangkok Noi
A historic canal where longtail boat trips reveal riverside life, old houses, temples, and the royal barge museum.
Wat Suwannaram
An Ayutthaya-era royal temple by Khlong Bangkok Noi, famed for masterpiece Rattanakosin murals and seen in The White Lotus.
Bang Yi Khan / Rama VIII Park
An old quarter once home to a legendary distillery, near a riverside park at the Rama VIII Bridge for walks and river views.
Princess Mother Memorial Park
A quiet Thonburi park in Khlong San with a replica of the Princess Mother's childhood home, a short walk after a cross-river boat.
Thonburi Railway Station
The Thonburi terminus of the southern line, the boarding point for trains to Kanchanaburi, with a photogenic retro feel.
Where to eat in Pinklao
The dishes and spots this area is known for
Pa Tim Khanom Tang Taek
An old Wang Lang stall, crisp shells filled with meringue cream, egg-yolk threads, coconut, and sesame, cheap and sweet.
Khun Daeng Kuay Jab Yuan
Vietnamese-style round soft noodles in thick broth with pork ribs, a long-standing Wang Lang favorite.
Wang Lang shrimp wonton egg noodles
Springy egg noodles with big homemade shrimp wontons in a balanced broth, a noted Wang Lang shop.
Wang Lang khanom bueang
Crispy Thai pancakes with sweet egg-yolk cream and savory fillings, made fresh, a Wang Lang market classic.
Prannok rice and curry
Rows of curry-over-rice shops on Prannok Road, many cheap dishes to choose, a quick local-style meal.
Riverside mango sticky rice
A market favorite by the river: sweet ripe mango with coconut sticky rice, easy to find at Wang Lang.
Wang Lang fish balls
Bouncy fish balls grilled or boiled on skewers with a punchy dipping sauce, a popular snack to eat while walking the market.
Wang Lang traditional coffee & milk tea
Old-style coffee and iced milk-tea stalls in the market, brewed strong and sweet, perfect for cooling off on a riverside stroll.
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