Where to Stay in Nonthaburi?
12 Hotels We Actually Reviewed
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ibis Bangkok IMPACT is the stay that best balances the highest score with the most reviews in this guide — 9.3 from 1,684 reviews. It's a 3-star Accor hotel right next to the Novotel in Muang Thong Thani, with a skywalk straight into the IMPACT Exhibition Center so you never step into the sun. Guests consistently praise the clean rooms, soft beds and good service, at a price well below the 4-star next door. A strong fit if you're at a fair or concert at IMPACT and want to keep costs down.

Best Western Plus Wanda Grand is the 4-star that fits best for anyone with business around Chaengwattana, scoring 9.0 from 959 reviews. Its edge is location — about 280 metres from the Pink Line's Chaengwattana–Pak Kret 28 station, with a covered walk into Central Chaengwattana. Rooms start at a roomy 30 sqm, there's a pool and gym, and the staff draw the most praise in reviews. A solid pick for meetings, conferences or government-office errands.

Hop Inn Chaengwattana is the budget hotel that punches above its price — 9.2 from 177 reviews. It's a budget chain selling clean simplicity: bright rooms, soft beds and a quiet night from just ฿900. It sits in Chaengwattana near the Pink Line and the government complex, with easy onward travel to Muang Thong or IMPACT. A fit for anyone who just wants a clean, well-located room at a light price, with no pool or extras to pay for.

Novotel Bangkok IMPACT is the 380-room 4-star that's the first name for anyone with business at IMPACT, scoring 8.9 from 1,629 reviews. Its draw is walking to IMPACT Arena, Challenger and the event halls without a car, plus an indoor pool, spa, gym, The Square buffet and a kids' club all under one roof. A fit for fairs, concerts, conferences or families who want a 4-star room with full facilities. Rates climb hard on big event dates.

Humz Canal Stay is a wooden house on Khlong Om Non that sells a quiet canalside mood, with just 4 water-view rooms, scoring 9.0 from 48 reviews. Its standout is a stylish wooden design right on the canal, peaceful and cut off from the city — a fit for couples or anyone after a slow-living break without going far. With so few rooms it fills fast, and rates rise on holidays and in high season. Best for travellers after a riverside experience over big-hotel convenience.

Nonthaburi Palace Hotel is the best-value in-town option around Khae Rai–Tiwanon, scoring 8.7 from 149 reviews. It starts at just ฿800 in the heart of Mueang Nonthaburi, near the Purple Line and the provincial government office. There are 2024-refurbished rooms in noticeably better shape than the older ones, plus parking. A fit for anyone with errands in central Nonthaburi or after a light-priced base that connects to Bangkok by metro.

Kalanan Riverside Resort is a boutique resort on the Chao Phraya on the Pak Kret side, scoring 8.6 from 160 reviews. Its draw is a quiet riverside resort feel, with a pool and river-view rooms where you can sit out by the Chao Phraya. A fit if you want a riverside stay close to Bangkok without going far, or a family after a resort mood rather than an in-town hotel. The Grand Deluxe Riverview room is the highlight here.

Mida Hotel Ngamwongwan is a midrange hotel around Ngamwongwan–Khae Rai that fits anyone with business in central Nonthaburi, scoring 8.5 from 231 reviews. It sits in the heart of Ngamwongwan Road, near the MRT Purple Line and the provincial government complex, with an easy onward link into Bangkok. Rooms run from 23 sqm up to a Junior Suite, and the staff and location are what reviews praise. A fit for meetings, conferences or errands around Ngamwongwan–Khae Rai when you want an in-town hotel with parking.

Riverine Place is a hotel-and-serviced-apartment on the Chao Phraya in Tiwanon with big rooms and kitchens, scoring 8.5 from 170 reviews. Its draw is spacious studio-to-two-bedroom units, some with a kitchen and river view, a fit for long stays or families. It sits near Nonthaburi pier and the Purple Line, so you can take the Chao Phraya express boat or the metro into Bangkok. A fit for travellers who want apartment-sized space with a water view from just ฿1,200.

Bed by Boat is a budget hotel in the Tha Nam Non area near Nonthaburi pier on the Chao Phraya, scoring 8.5 from 75 reviews. Its strength is a location within walking distance of the Chao Phraya express-boat pier and Tha Nam Non market, handy for boating to Koh Kret or into Bangkok. Rooms are clean and simple from just ฿800. A fit for budget travellers who want a riverside Tha Nam Non base built around boats and the Purple Line, over full facilities.

The Grand Residence Bang Yai is the cheapest stay in this guide, from just ฿600, scoring 8.0 from 40 reviews. It's an apartment-style room of 26 sqm with its own kitchen, a fit for long stays or cooking for yourself. It sits in Bang Yai near Central WestGate at the end of the Purple Line, connecting to Bangkok by metro. A fit for budget travellers who want a big room with a kitchen at a light price, or anyone with business around Bang Yai–WestGate.

Westgate Residence Hotel is a light-priced hotel in Bang Yai near Central WestGate, scoring 7.8 from 80 reviews. Rooms start at just ฿750 and run from Superior up to a 44 sqm Suite, a fit for tight budgets or business around Bang Yai–WestGate. It sits at the end of the Purple Line, connecting to Bangkok by metro. To be clear, the score is middling and the hotel is not new — best for travellers who weigh price and a WestGate-side location over newness or full facilities.