LOVE BKK HOTEL

Terminal 21 Asok: A shopping mall themed around world cities, located near BTS Asok. 

The EmQuartier and The Emporium: Luxury department stores located near BTS Phrom Phong, perfect for shopping and dining.

Cowboy Soi: A vibrant entertainment and nightlife destination.

-Korean Town: A Korean neighborhood filled with shops, Korean restaurants, and hair salons.

-Century On Nut: The most modern shopping mall and cinema in the On Nut area.

A Japanese lifestyle shopping center featuring Japanese-style restaurants, learning and cultural spaces, and a 24-hour supermarket—all under one roof. 

A contemporary art gallery on Sukhumvit featuring rotating exhibitions by Thai and international artists.

A cozy multi-concept café and dining spot on Sukhumvit 26, known for coffee, comfort food, and a relaxed shophouse atmosphere.

A health and lifestyle community mall on Sukhumvit 49, featuring clinics, fitness studios, cafés, and wellness services all in one place. 

Benjakitti Park: A large, spacious public park, perfect for relaxation, exercise, and cycling. 

Benjasiri Park: A public park that emphasizes green spaces and shady areas, featuring beautiful sculptures and a perfect place to relax. 

Suan Luang Rama IX Park: the largest urban park and botanical garden in Bangkok.

A peaceful public park near Victory Monument, featuring a pond, jogging paths, and shaded relaxation areas—ideal for exercise and casual outdoor activities.

A public green space in the Siam–Pratunam area, featuring open lawns, a pond, walkways, and relaxing greenery—an urban escape in the city center. 

A peaceful public park in the Rama 9 area, offering walking–jogging paths, exercise zones, and shaded green areas for relaxation. 

A major temple in the Ekkamai–Phra Khanong area, classified as a third-class royal temple. Known for its modern Thai architecture, white ordination hall, and ceremonial crematorium used for significant rites.

A historic temple by the Phra Khanong canal, famous for the Mae Nak Shrine—one of Bangkok’s well-known spiritual sites for love blessings and vows. The temple’s shaded grounds and cultural significance make it a notable local attraction. 

A major temple on Sukhumvit 101, known for its 94-meter “Phra Thaat Phutthathamprakass” stupa. Founded by the revered Luang Por Viriyang, the temple serves as a prominent meditation and Dhamma practice center focusing on mindfulness and insight training. 

Thailand’s main national museum featuring artifacts and historical exhibitions from various eras. 

Thailand’s main national museum featuring artifacts and historical exhibitions from various eras. 

An interactive museum that explores Thai identity through engaging and modern exhibits.