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Staying in Bangkok’s Chinatown has its perks: you can stumble into bed after late-night eats at its neon-lit night market or be the first to sample fresh patongko (Chinese crullers) and congee right after sunrise.
The downside, however, is the cacophony of tuk-tuks, street vendors and temple bells this district is infamous for.
ASAI Bangkok Chinatown, a hyper-smart design hotel that walks the line between ‘business’ and ‘boutique’, offers a fine compromise. Its location, a five-minute stroll from the district’s noisy main drag, puts you close to Chinatown’s highlights, but far enough to have them out of earshot at bedtime.
With a restaurant frequently hosting Bangkok’s hot-shot chefs for kitchen takeovers, clued-in staff and a shop selling local design products, this is a great place to discover Chinatown beyond its tropes.
Set in a quiet street away from Chinatown’s rowdy main drag, ASAI is a welcome refuge from the bustle of this notoriously noisy district.
The hotel is connected to a small mall with a handful of chain restaurants and a convenience store, while street vendors set up curbside restaurants from breakfast to dinner right across the street.
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Central Thailand, Thailand
From dazzling temples to dizzying nightlife, Thailand’s capital is a dish of delicious contradictions that beffudles the senses. One of the world’s most dizzying, fast-paced cities, home to the glittering Grand Palace.
