Hotels Near The Sunday Market ?

[meanguy]

hi there, are there any hotels near the sunday market? whats the closests ones?

im going to stay there for 4 days. so im looking for somewhere really close to that market.

im wondering if i can go there by foot. thanx.

[BambinA]

Sunday Market , do you mean the one in JJ market where sell fish 'n aquarium stuff ,right?

Sofitel Central Plaza-Ladprao ( 3-5 kms from there) , take the subway to JJ market station

(anyhow i think u can stay any hotel (near BTS/Subway station) it will be fine (especially subway ,the station is so closed with "sunday market"

[meanguy]

thanx for replying the one im talking about is the same one here. i think they call it weekend market / sunday market/ chatuchak / jj so i think its the same one.

http://www.into-asia.com/bangkok/markets/chatuchak.php

thanx for the info, i'll look up for hotels in that area! and i'll look for info about your hotel too

[TBWG]

thanx for replying the one im talking about is the same one here. i think they call it weekend market / sunday market/ chatuchak / jj so i think its the same one.

http://www.into-asia.com/bangkok/markets/chatuchak.php

thanx for the info, i'll look up for hotels in that area! and i'll look for info about your hotel too

Hi meanguy

Chatuchak is in fact open all week but on a much smaller scale.

Anyway it is easily reached as it has its own BTS and subway (MRT) station Mo Chit

Hope your sense of direction is good as it is massive and easy to get lost.

TBWG

[Spit the Dog]

If it's within your budget then Sofitel would be your best option. Definitely within walking distance from JJ market. To get to the market, come out the hotel, walk over the flyover across Vipawadee road, walk through JJ park to the bottom end and the market is there.

As has already been said in this thread, JJ market is right next to Chatujak Park (subway) and Morchit (skytrain) so access from central Bangkok using public transport isn't much of a problem.

[meanguy]

thanks guys .. i appreciate your help.

[BambinA]

if i were you i'd stay at Central Sofitel

btw , i found some hotels around Saphan Kwai /Pradiphat also

http://directrooms-thailand.com/bangkok-ho...port-price1.htm

http://atsiam.com/hotels/bangkok/karnmanee...ce_thailand.asp

from the map of JJ market , "sunday market" is near Dream Section

Section Merchandise Sold in Section

1 Buddha amulets, books, collectibles, food shops, coffee.

2 - 4 Collectibles, home decor, art, terra cotta pots.

5 - 6 Clothing, accessories, miscellaneous.

7 - 9 Antiques, furniture, ceramics and handicrafts.

10 - 24 Clothes, consumer products, accessories, household appliances, pets.

17 - 19 Ceramics, fresh and dry food

22 - 26 Antiques, furniture, handicrafts

Dream Section Books, magazines, food, deserts and collectibles

[karazyal]

hi there, are there any hotels near the sunday market? whats the closests ones?

im going to stay there for 4 days. so im looking for somewhere really close to that market.

im wondering if i can go there by foot. thanx.

Is a hotel near Chatachuk really necessary?

If you have a hotel on Sukhumvit or the Siam area the most you would most likely pay for the ride on the Skytrain would be around 40 baht.

[Thaiquila]

I found the Karnmanee Palace very pleasant, and the Thai food in their breakfast buffet was yummy.

http://atsiam.com/hotels/bangkok/karnmanee...ce_thailand.asp

The place accross the stree, the Mido, is comparable and also nice.

Mostly Thai customers at both places.