Recently Reviewed Hotels around Racha Thewa

• BEST WESTERN PREMIER Amaranth Suvarnabhumi Airport
  "Convenient & nice"
  "We were only here for a few hours. It's about 20 minutes from the airport, but it's modern and clean. The free WiFi was great, it was reasonably priced, and they had taxis waiting out front in the morning."
• Novotel Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
  "Excellent one night stay"
  "I stayed here with three girlfriends on our first night in Thailand. Easy walk from the airport just follow the signs and the hotel foyer is stunning. The rooms are very comfortable and the bathroom huge. We had booked to receive club benefits which was well worth it. The food and wine was first cla..."ss and the service was outstanding. The breakfast had plenty of choices and service again was prompt. The gym was one of the best I had seen very clean and plenty of machines and equipment. This hotel has to be one of the best airport hotels I have stayed in and would recommend it for a stopover in Bangkok. " More >
• Novotel Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
  "The key to restful and comfortable BKK connections"
  "The Novotel at Suvarnabhumi (BKK) is pretty much everything needed for a relaxing airport stopover, and a welcome relief, especially after a long day of flying. It couldn't be easier getting to and from the terminals - and although there's a shuttle, we almost always choose to walk. So for an easy s..."tretch, head out the back (airport-side) door and down to the corridor that's now shared by the usually-quiet entrance to the Bangkok train system. Which means it's also very convenient for catching a train into and back from the city (especially the Eastern side like Siam Sq.), even if it's just for dinner out - which we often do. The service has always been professional, the rooms quiet and comfortable, and it's visually soothing. The pool is a delight for an evening swim in the usually warm night air. The Novotel has actually seemed more and more comfortable every time we go - partly because of the relaxation we associate with the place - and partly because it's almost always a stop... " More >