Bangkok Budget Hotel:

Woodlands Inn, very recently renovated, is a new first-class budget hotel consisting of 75 luxurious guestrooms coupled with the warm and friendly service of an experienced South Indian management team. On top of this, we have the 5-star facilities at an economical rate.

Our linguistic staff can speak a variety of languages such as English, Hindi, Tamil, and Thai. We are at your service to make you feel at home away from home.

Our WoodLands Restaurant features a fine selection of Thai, Indian, halal food South-Indian and Intercontinental cuisine. We serve a variety of dishes which appeals to everyone's taste.

Located in the heart of downtown Bangkok with shopping, business and entertainment centres within walking distance, Woodlands Inn is surrounded by many 5-star hotels in the area. Only 500 meters away from the famous Chao Praya River, 1.6km from Hualumphong Bangkok International Central Railway Station and approximately 40 minutes from Don Muang Bangkok International Airport.

About Bangkok:

Bangkok certainly lives up to its reputation as a travel hot spot in Southeast Asia. The 'City of Angels' has funky markets, upmarket malls, a riverside full of surprises, a vibrant nightlife scene, many fabulous sights and attractions that reflect its unique heritage, and much, much more…

Say goodbye to traffic jams – thanks to the city's modern skytrain and underground systems that cover a large area. Or explore the riverside area by a long-tail speedboat or river taxi. Whether your trip is for business or pleasure, Bangkok bursts with exciting opportunities. Not sure where to go though? Have a look at our Area Guides.

Bangkok is the largest city in Thailand, as well as being it's capital and main port. It is the cultural, educational, political and economic center of Thailand, as well as being the only metropolis. Bangkok has grown and expanded to include the area Thon Buri, which had at one point been the capital of Siam, and the combined area is commonly known as Krung Thep Mahanakhon. The area of Bangkok, including Thon Buri and other provinces, is approximately 23 miles (37 km).

The population of Bangkok is close to 9 million people. This very highly populated city is currently faced with pollution problems in addition to traffic congestion and critical housing shortages, like any other large city. Bangkok's weather is hot and humid year round with temperatures ranging from 26 to 31 degrees C (78 - 90 degrees F)

Most residents of Thailand are native Thais, although there is an influx of Chinese immigrants as well as Indians, Arabs, Malays and Europeans. Most Thais are welcoming and friendly to visitors to Bangkok, as it is one of the most highly visited cities in Southeast Asia. In addition, Bangkok has an important influence on Southeast Asia's industrial and financial sectors.

One of the busiest airports in Southeast Asia is located just outside Bangkok, Don Muang International Airport. Bangkok is also well-known for its water travel by way of its rivers. Bangkok is also the center of transportation in Thailand with major roads and railways branching out to various parts of the country.

In Bangkok, numerous beautiful temples can be found featuring traditional Thai architecture. The old sections of Bangkok are immensely popular tourist spots, particularly with the royal Grand Palace. Bangkok is an interesting blend of traditional buildings and modern skyscrapers.

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