Praya Palazzo hotel is not only the perfect romantic getaway you or your partner have always dreamed of but it is very close to the Chao Praya river, the largest river that runs through the heart of Bangkok, and one of the main attractions that draws in thousands of tourists each year is Loy Krathong.
Tuesday, 7 August 2012
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Only a Riverside Hotel in Bangkok Makes Sense When Staying In Thailand's Capital
If you're visiting Thailand's capital city, a riverside hotel in Bangkok has to be top of your list of priorities. Simply put, the Chao Phraya River is where the entire city's magic happens and if you have accommodation elsewhere, you will not get the most out of your vacation. There are dozens of five star hotels along the river but Bangkok boutique hotels such as the Praya Palazzo are becoming more popular because of their affordability in comparison to luxurious hotel chain giants and the unique ambiance that emanates from one of these buildings. Above all, they are extremely close to the river and allow you to go to and from the city any time you wish without the need to rely on public transport.
Friday, 22 June 2012
Have The Wedding Reception Of Your Dreams At The Praya Palazzo
At the Praya Palazzo, we provide 5 star services in everything we do but at prices that can be afforded by everyone who comes to Bangkok. You don’t have to be a celebrity to have a Hollywood standard wedding reception. Come to our mansion and be blown away by what we produce.
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Don’t Miss Out On The Bangkok Boutique Hotel Experience!
When you are greeted by a warm smile and have your luggage safely transported to your room in a Bangkok boutique hotel, what are you expecting your stay to be like? If you have stayed in a luxury hotel elsewhere in the world, you obviously expect top-quality service, the finest ingredients in your food and respect from staff at all times. You would also like a room with a view that doesn’t overlook busy streets and wish that the hotel had the staff to afford you more attention. This often doesn’t happen in Western hotels. Even the most luxurious hotels are understaffed with more rooms and guests than employees can reasonably handle. With a Bangkok boutique hotel, there are far fewer rooms which makes the whole experience more exclusive. Also, the staff will be able to give you the undivided attention you deserve.
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Why a Riverside Hotel in Bangkok Is Your Only Real Choice
Once you book a room in a riverside hotel in Bangkok, you are one step away from having the vacation of a lifetime. Riverside in this instance is the Chao Phraya River which is often seen as the heartbeat of Thailand, let alone Bangkok. Visitors to the river never cease to be awestruck by its power and beauty as it gives life to millions of people in the surrounding area. This river is the reason why Bangkok thrived centuries ago and why it is now one of the world’s ‘must see’ cities. Although Bangkok is as modern as any city in the world, visitors can also see elements of the past as they walk through the streets or sail down the Chao Phraya on a riverboat.
Monday, 11 June 2012
Best Relaxation Venues In Bangkok
Bangkok is one of the world’s most energetic cities and is renowned for its outrageous nightlife. If you’re looking for a vacation you’ll never forget, Thailand’s capital is the place. However, even the wildest vacations sometimes need a day or two where you take things easy. Whether you’re recovering from the night before or are seeking tranquility and relaxation, Bangkok has everything you need.
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
Bangkok Venice of the East
Bangkok has come a long way from the small village which bore its name in the 15th century. As it was located on the mouth of the Chao Phraya River, the area soon grew in importance and even became the site of a famous siege in 1688 when Siam expelled the French. Bangkok was made Thailand’s capital in 1782 and has expanded in size ever since. Water is at the heart of the city with the canals deemed to be as important as the streets. This is why Bangkok has gained the sobriquet: ‘Venice of the East’.
Perhaps it is no surprise to learn that the Praya Palazzo boutique hotels Bangkok also has a distinct Italian influence just like the capital. The hotel is actually a mansion that was first built in 1923. Praya Chollabhumipanish was a member of King Rama V’s court and he was greatly influenced by contemporary Italian art. The mansion was specially built on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. This is great news for our guests who stay within easy walking distance of Bangkok’s jewel. (more…)
Monday, 23 April 2012
The Power of the Bangkok Economy
As Thailand’s capital, Bangkok also has its most powerful economy. In fact, the city’s economic output is estimated at more than 35% of Thailand’s entire GDP. There is some confusion over this figure but the estimate stems from the fact that Bangkok accounts for 75% of Thailand’s service sector which in itself is responsible for 45% of the nation’s GD
If you are looking for hotels base in Bangkok, Then please visit boutique hotels Bangkok at Praya Palazzo boutique hotels Bangkok .
Monday, 2 April 2012
Cultural Attractions in Bangkok
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
Wedding Bangkok
We would be happy to share our home to help you make this special day an unforgettable moment. Combined stunning venue, Thai or Western gourmet food and refined service will create the romantic and sophisticated wedding you have been dreaming of. For your convenience, we can accommodate up to 150 guests.
Please contact Khun Sewadee at events@prayapalazzo.com and she will make sure your wishes come true.
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Monday, 19 March 2012
24 Hours in Bangkok
Here’s the scenario, you arrive in Bangkok late one evening and only have the next day to spend. How can you plan a memorable day and see as many sights as possible? Once you’ve rested in the Praya Palazzo boutique hotel in Bangkok, you must get up early and start sightseeing! Luckily, the Palazzo boutique hotel in Bangkok is right in the heart of the city so you don’t have far to travel.
Morning
You need to get yourself directly to the Grand Palace & Wat Prakeaw which opens for business at 9am. Admire the palace and gaze upon the Emerald Buddha before going straight towards Bangkok’s riverside where you can enjoy the Khlong Tour of the Chao Phraya River. As you float down the river, you will witness old-style Thai houses, the Royal Barge Museum and much more. Conclude your morning with a quick trip to the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun).
Source : http://www.prayapalazzo.com/blog/2012/03/24-hours-in-bangkok/
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Authentic Thai Cuisine
When you visit Bangkok, you are duty bound to sample the local cuisine. Don’t make the mistake of thinking that you’ve had Thai food before. The food you eat back home is just a ‘Westernized’ version that does not contain all of the authentic spices and flavor or real Thai cuisine. The Bangkok marketplace has an array of local dishes but if you wish to dine in style, try the Praya Palazzo boutique hotel Bangkok ‘s menu.
Spicy Shrimp Soup of the most famous of all Thai dishes is Tom Yum Goong, otherwise known as spicy shrimp soup. It is a cavalcade of flavor with fragrant herbs and spices such as lemon grass, chili pepper, shallot and tamarind added to fresh prawns and mushrooms. The overall impact on your taste buds is nothing short of sensational. It is generally used as a starter but with the addition of rice, you have yourself a worthy main course. Read more at http://www.prayapalazzo.com/blog/2012/03/authentic-thai-cuisine/
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Live Out Your Dreams At The Praya Palazzo
Our guests commonly express their admiration for the hotel and explain how they have seen similar buildings which belong to Hollywood’s elite. Their whole vacation seems like a dream because they are living like those whom they idolize on television. Never in a million years could they ever imagine emulating their multi-millionaire icons.
Yet once you set foot in the Praya Palazzo boutique hotel Bangkok, this is exactly what you are doing. The hotel only has 17 rooms which means you are among an exclusive group. You’ll notice an abundance of staff just waiting for your next request. Whether you want the most decadent meals or exotic cocktails, our staff will serve them to you while you relax in our private swimming pool which overlooks the Chao Phraya river. Despite the fact that you’re so close to the city of Bangkok, you will feel like this is your own private island.
Monday, 5 March 2012
Praya Palazzo – Tranquility And Excitement On Demand
What do you look for in a Bangkok riverside hotel? Style should be a guarantee as should first rate customer service. Guests rightly expect to have their every need tended to as soon as possible. How about amenities? Even the most luxurious hotels can be dull locations if there is nothing to do. At the Praya Palazzo Bangkok riverside hotel, no guest will ever be sat in their room wondering what they can do for the day.
How irritating is it to be told there is a swimming pool for residents only to find that half of Bangkok is in it? At the Praya Palazzo Bangkok riverside hotel, we have an outdoor swimming pool right beside the main mansion which is only available to those staying in one of our 17 rooms. The pool is open 24 hours a day and is floodlit which means you can take a relaxing dip at 4am if you wish. No need to share if you don’t want to!
Be A Guest, Not A Number At The Praya Palazzo
A mistake that tourists often make is to assume that all hotels and all locations within Bangkok were created equal. Anyone who has ever stayed at the Praya Palazzo boutique hotel Bangkok will tell you that there is a world of difference between a boutique hotel and an establishment which is part of a chain. Also, comparing riverside to Sukhumvit is akin to saying the moon and the sun are one and the same.
Even luxury hotel chains offer little in the way of individuality or uniqueness. Frankly, if you’ve stayed in one hotel of a chain you’ve stayed in them all. From Paris to Los Angeles to Bangkok, hotel chains never change. You have the same dĂ©cor, the same rooms and the same service. The only thing different is the view and even then, you’re often stuck in a city center looking at busy streets and a cloudy sky.
The Praya Palazzo: Everything You Need At Your Fingertips
For example, we can arrange to have you picked up from the airport as well as returning you there once your vacation is over. We have a 15 meter swimming pool which only residents can use. It overlooks the Chao Phraya river and has a fully stocked bar which means you can relax and enjoy one of our range of delicious and exotic beverages.
We have four room types: Superior, Deluxe, Suite and the famous Chao Phraya suite. Regardless of which room you choose, you’ll have complimentary breakfast, high tea and boat shuttle to the Phra Athit Pier, a key destination en route to Bangkok’s best attractions. All rooms have a giant plasma television, CD/DVD player, air-conditioning and electronic safe, perfect for those on business trips who are eager to keep vital documents safe.
Have A Fairytale Wedding At The Praya Palazzo
When it comes to their wedding day, women all around the world have different dreams and aspirations. Yet most of them want a fairytale wedding in some exotic location, surrounded by loved ones and luxury. However, with the cost of weddings escalating, most couples are forced to settle for plan B which involves moderation. Everything is 3-star, prompt and polite but lacking the magic that such an occasion warrants.
At the Praya Palazzo Bangkok boutique hotel, we understand the dreams of soon to be wed couples. It’s grossly unfair that such a once in a lifetime occasion has to be less than perfect. This is why we have decided to offer you the reception of a lifetime at a price you can actually afford. We may be a boutique hotel with 17 rooms but we have the ability to cater for wedding receptions of approximately 200 people.
Word Is Out On Praya Palazzo
The Praya Palazzo is one of the new kids on the Bangkok boutique hotel block but we have already created quite a stir since opening in 2009. Publications in Bangkok, Thailand and beyond have already sat up and taken notice of the achievements we have made in such a short time. Since January 2010, we have appeared in 14 separate magazines with world famous publications such as Elle waxing lyrical about the way we do things, the location, the staff and just about everything else associated with the Praya Palazzo hotel.
The hotel is actually a refurbished mansion that is almost 90 years old. These buildings have an extraordinary history and this is certainly part of the hotel’s charm. Unlike a host of other new hotels which are modern and lacking ambiance, the Praya Palazzo oozes charm from the interior to its exterior. Of course, we are fortunate to have such a canvas from which to work. In many ways, the location of the hotel makes our job easier. We overlook the incredible Chao Phraya river which is synonymous with the city of Bangkok.
Monday, 20 February 2012
The Songkran Festival
The people of Bangkok take every opportunity to celebrate life and have a number of festivals throughout the year. The Songkran festival is the most famous example of this. The term Songkran comes from the Sanskrit language and literally means ‘astrological passage’. The significance of this festival is that it celebrates the Thai New Year. It is celebrated throughout the nation beginning on April 13 and concluding on April 15 after three days of jubilant celebration. Such is the magic of the Songkran festival that it is also celebrated in Laos, Cambodia and Burma though Thailand and in particular, Bangkok, plays host to the most memorable celebrations annually.
If you happen to be in Bangkok during the Songkran, we hope that you don’t mind getting wet because the throwing of water is the chief method of celebration. Of course, tourists are likely to revel in the soothing relief of water because Bangkok is extremely warm in April. The public see Songkran as a time of cleaning which means old and useless possessions must be disposed of lest they bring misfortune to their owner.
Sunday, 12 February 2012
History of Bangkok
Although the precise date of Bangkok’s existence is unknown, it is said to have been formed in the 15th century. At this time, it was part of the Siamese kingdom known as Ayutthaya which was created in 1350 and lasted until 1767. Bangkok quickly grew in stature because of its close proximity to the Chao Phraya River.
The Ayutthaya Empire fell when Burmese forces defeated it. Phraya Tak was the strongest Burmese general and he declared himself king. In 1768, he made Bangkok his empire’s capital though the region was known as Thonburi at that time. He became known as King Taksin but was to be overthrown in 1782 by the general Chao Phraya Chakri. The city of Bangkok was formally created on 21 April of that year when it became known as Rattanakosin.
Since the late 18th century, the majority of Bangkok’s history has been dominated by the creation of new Buddhist temples and the renovation of old ones. This is because the ruling King of Thailand has a divine responsibility to keep the Buddhist religion alive. Bangkok was almost unknown to foreign visitors until the middle of the 19th century when North American and European traders and missionaries arrived. The city became more modernized by the end of the 19th century with city roads, tramways and a railway line created.
Friday, 3 February 2012
Praya Palazzo Riverside Hotel Bangkok
Praya Palazzo riverside hotel Bangkok is a stylish 17-room mansion recently renovated into a luxury Bangkok boutique hotel. Praya Palazzo has a rich historical background that offers a unique experience for the discerning travelers. Dating back to the ancient kingdom of Siam, the mansion is situated in the heart of Bangkok on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, one of the most significant rivers in Thailand.
Ideal for travelers who want to relax while enjoying city life in the oldest part of Bangkok and staying in a unique boutique hotel, Praya Palazzo is in walking distance to many historical sites and attractions such as The Grand Palace, The Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Arun (The Temple of Dawn), Chinatown, The National Museum, and Kao San Road just to name a few. Praya Palazzo brings back the sense and lifestyle of the King Rama V period, conveying authentic Thai culture through vision, taste, scent, rhyme and touch.
Ideal for travelers who want to relax while enjoying city life in the oldest part of Bangkok and staying in a unique boutique hotel, Praya Palazzo is in walking distance to many historical sites and attractions such as The Grand Palace, The Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Arun (The Temple of Dawn), Chinatown, The National Museum, and Kao San Road just to name a few. Praya Palazzo brings back the sense and lifestyle of the King Rama V period, conveying authentic Thai culture through vision, taste, scent, rhyme and touch.
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