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Travel Daily Media had the pleasure to stay in Lancaster Bangkok and spoke to its general manager Martin Hurley and he revealed some of the fun things to do near his property.
When you’re staying at Lancaster Bangkok, you’re in for a treat beyond the comforts of the hotel itself. From night markets to authentic Thai cuisine and vibrant bars, this guide has you covered for an unforgettable adventure. Many of these attractions and dining options are within walking distance of the hotel. Alternatively, you can utilize the hotel shuttle service for a seamless journey to your chosen destination.
Martin Hurley
Experience Bangkok’s night market at Jodd Fairs
For those craving a more bustling and vibrant night market experience, Jodd Fairs is the perfect destination. Less than 1.5km away from Lancaster Bangkok, this dynamic market offers an exhilarating atmosphere filled with food stalls, live music, and a plethora of shopping opportunities. Easily accessible via a quick ten-minute taxi ride or a single stop on the MRT underground, Jodd Fairs brings together an assortment of local delicacies and international flavors, creating an unforgettable sensory adventure after dark.
Central Rama IX: A shopper’s paradise
A mere hop away from Lancaster Bangkok via the MRT underground, Central Rama IX is a shopaholic’s paradise that beckons with its extensive selection of shops and restaurants. This colossal international shopping mall showcases a blend of local and international brands, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. From fashion to electronics, and from delectable cuisine to charming cafes, Central Rama IX offers a comprehensive shopping and dining experience that promises to delight all who visit.
Terminal 21: A global shopping expedition
Located just one stop away from Lancaster Bangkok on the MRT underground, Terminal 21 stands as a unique and intriguing shopping destination. This shopping mall takes the concept of shopping to new heights, with its creatively designed floors themed after different world-famous cities. As you explore the diverse levels, you’ll encounter an eclectic mix of shops, boutiques, and international dining options that reflect the spirit of each city. Embark on a global shopping expedition right in the heart of Bangkok at Terminal 21.
Taste some craft beer and korean delicacies at Changwon Express
Within a mere 5-minute walk from the hotel, Changwon Express awaits with open doors and tantalizing aromas. Owned by Koreans, this craft beer bar is a haven for those seeking a unique culinary experience. Their Korean fried chicken boasts a crispy exterior and tender meat, perfectly complemented by homemade kimchi. A wide selection of craft beers from Thailand, Vietnam, and beyond add to the lively atmosphere, making it a must-visit spot.
Have a musical soiree at Moon Bar
Moon Bar, a local live music venue, beckons you for an evening of musical delights. Renowned for its affordable local beers, fiery North Eastern Thai cuisine, and live bands playing a fusion of Thai and Western classics, Moon Bar offers an unforgettable night out. Join the locals and revel in the enchanting ambiance.
Embark on authentic Thai culinary journey at Ruen Petch
Savor the flavors of traditional Thai cuisine at Ruen Petch, a Bangkok tradition since 1968. Their Sukiyaki, an Asian hotpot where you choose your ingredients and add them to the flavorful broth, is a must-try. Amidst a spread of traditional Chinese dishes, you’ll witness multi-generational Thai families gathering around long tables to indulge in this hot pot experience.
Tum Nak and spicy Isaan delights
For those with a taste for bold and spicy flavors, Tum Nak is a culinary haven specializing in Isaan food from the northeastern region of Thailand. Delve into dishes such as Som Tam (papaya salad), Larb (spicy minced meat with herbs), and Nam Tok (sliced meat with mint and rice powder), all served with generous portions of sticky rice. Get a true taste of beloved Thai cuisine as locals enjoy it.
Cruise Bangkok’s waterways
Having a greater number of canals than even Venice, it’s a wonderful experience to journey through Bangkok’s Old Town in the manner of a local by taking a canal boat. The Prasarnmit Canal Pier, located just a 5-minute stroll from Lancaster Bangkok, serves as a starting point. Along the way, you can make stops at various places such as Central World Mall, Jim Thompson’s House renowned for Thai silks, and the elevated temple, Golden Mount, situated on a hill. This approach offers a fresh and traffic-free outlook to discover Bangkok from an entirely novel vantage point.
The Singha Building: A unique culinary destination
Right across the street from Lancaster Bangkok stands the Singha Building, home to Thailand’s oldest brewery. Inside, you’ll discover a fantastic food mall housing 16 branded restaurants, offering diverse cuisines like Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and even Bangkok’s only Moomin café. This is your opportunity to explore a world of flavors and enjoy delightful meals in an extraordinary setting.
Immerse yourself in the rich culture and flavors of Bangkok while enjoying a memorable stay at Lancaster Bangkok. From vibrant night markets to international shopping malls, from craft beer and live music to authentic Thai culinary journeys, the options are diverse and captivating. Whether you’re a food enthusiast, a shopaholic, a music lover, or a cultural explorer, the treasures near Lancaster Bangkok await your discovery. So, pack your curiosity and appetite – a world of adventure is just steps away from your hotel room.
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