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Bangkok serviced apartments and luxury villas are becoming a favourite with visitors to the city seeking to combine an independent lifestyle with 5 star security and ease. Bangkok villas are situated throughout the modern Asian metropolis. Serviced apartments in Bangkok are also spread out, with particular concentration around the river at the high end of the market.
Bangkok is located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, and is the current capital city of Thailand. The population is diversely international. Bangkok is the gateway to Asia for foreign interests. Bangkok nightlife makes the city famous, and infamous, around the world, and shopping in Bangkok draws visitors from around the world. The Chao Phraya River is Thailand's longest river and stretches through the city. Bangkok golfing is among the best in Asia.
Architecturally, the city is modern. Bangkok has a registered 1,000 skyscrapers and ranks 17th as the world's tallest city. These buildings are mixed with monuments to Buddhism in Thailand. Excursions from Bangkok include an escape into the old world of Ayutthaya.
These are as diverse as the city itself, covering all areas and meeting all purposes, an excellent base from which to explore the city. This is a major and bustling city, and yet there are some places where you can block out the noise and relax in luxury away from the main roads. The prices are excellent compared to similar properties in other cities.
Siam Square is an entertainment and shopping the major Asian metropolis, Bangkok, Thailand. The area provides access to the major shopping centres of Siam Center/Siam Discovery Center, MBK Center and Siam Paragon, and is best enjoyed with luxury condominiums and serviced apartments.
Siam
Square is a bustling focal point of the city and offers a full range of
shops and services, among these - training schools, restaurants, cafes,
designer clothing boutiques, record stores, bookshops, Hard Rock Cafe
and banks. The area is populated by young-aged school and college
students, office workers and foreign tourists. It is sometimes referred
to as the "Shinjuku of Thailand," referencing the lively center of
Tokyo, Japan. The country's leading University, Chulalongkorn, is
just behind the square, keeping the area youthful and vibrant.
Siam
Square's first buildings were built on land belonging to Chulalongkorn
University in 1965, aiming to provide rental income for the university.
The area quickly grew up.
The central Sam Square branches out into connected areas. There's an air-conditioned pedestrian overpass from MBK Centre. Siam Square, one of the favorite shopping spots in Bangkok, especially among teenagers. All things chic and hip happen in the proximity of the shopping center and Siam Square.
Siam Square is in the Pathum Wan district, bordered by Henri Dunant, Rama I and Phaya Thai roads. Opposite over Rama I Road are Siam Paragon and Siam Center/Siam Discovery Center, accessed via the Bangkok Sky train's Siam station, and a pedestrian bridge; MBK Center is across Phaya Thai Road, and accessed from the Bonanza Mall, via an air-conditioned, covered pedestrian bridge. Parking in Siam Square is available for a fee, but is congested on weekends.
Siam Square Cinemas
There a plenty of places to catch a movie in Siam Square. The most interesting are as follows:
Scala was built in 1967, with around 900 seats, and is Bangkok's oldest single-screen movie theater. Lido, an older multiplex of three cinemas; often plays foreign and independent films that aren't screened elsewhere in Bangkok, and Siam, another 1970s-era single-screen theater, part of the Apex chain, also runs the Scala and Lido.
Siam Square is the commercial center of Bangkok, with everything on your doorstep. Rent a serviced apartment and life the high life. Prices are high, but so are standards. Luxury condominiums are the norm.