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( ex. Norn Rimklong Bangkok Hotel )
792 /55 Thanon Rung Pracha, Arun Amarin, Bangkok Noi, Bangkok 10700, Bangkok, Thailand
Boasting a prime setting in the Bangkok Noi district nearly a 10-minute drive from religious sites like the second-class royal Wat Chana Songkhram Ratchaworawihan Monastery, the comfortable 3-star Norn Canalside Bangkok Hotel โรงแรมนอนริมคลอง offers a restaurant. The smoke-free hotel offers 2 restaurants and a xerox and a desk for those arriving on business.
This Bangkok hotel is situated within a 6-km distance of the Golden Mount and 4.2 km from The Grand Palace. Cultural sights in the area are the main branch Bangkok National Museum (3.6 km) and the National Museum of Royal Barges (2.7 km). There is the landscaped Saranrom Park approximately a 15-minute ride away, while Van bus station is fairly close to the Norn Canalside Bangkok Hotel โรงแรมนอนริมคลอง. BTS-Nana station is 11 km from the accommodation.
Overlooking the river, the 15 rooms are appointed with air conditioning, as well as modern facilities such as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and wireless internet. Here you can enjoy an electric kettle and a refrigerator. A separate toilet and a shower, along with hair dryers and a shower cap, are included in the private bathrooms.
Every morning a complimentary breakfast is served here. Onsite restaurants are represented by Thai and Asian options, which will provide guests with a choice of European or Asian cuisines on their menus. The Norn Canalside Bangkok Hotel โรงแรมนอนริมคลอง is in the immediate vicinity of Coca Suki.
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