Gay Bangkok • Mid-Range Hotels

Trinity Silom is tucked away along a quiet side street, conveniently close to both the BTS Skytrain station and the Silom gay nightlife including DJ Station, Telephone Pub and late night dance club GOD.

The hotel offers comfortable, well-designed, great-value rooms with free WiFi, an onsite restaurant, swimming pool and gym.

If you can’t get to sleep, the late-night gay Sauna Mania is just around the corner. There are plenty of dining options and convenience shops nearby – The Chu Cafe, located is the same building as the Trinity is a real favorite of ours. Hotel staff are helpful and as gay-friendly as they get. A consistently popular choice on Travel Gay Asia.

Very popular hotel on Travel Gay Asia. This excellent value, very gay-friendly 4-star hotel is just a 10-minute walk from the Silom gay nightlife and close to Sauna Mania.

Like the Trinity Silom Hotel, the BTS Chong Nonsi Skytrain station is just next door – making sightseeing easy. Its just one stop to the gay bars and 3 stops to the shopping malls).

The Heritage has modern rooms that feature LCD TV’s and free WiFi and comfortable beds. There is a small pool, sun terrace, fitness room and a choice of restaurants and bars nearby.

Bandara Suites Silom offer big spacious guest rooms and even larger suites that feature a lounge, kitchen, dining area and good-sized bathrooms. Guest facilities include free WiFi, two swimming pools, a very gay-friendly spa, gym, sauna, jacuzzi, poolside bar & onsite Japanese restaurant.

Consistently a popular choice with gay guests, given Bandara’s reasonable rates, a prime location and completely gay-friendly service.

Bandara Suites is less than a 10-minute walk to the gay nightlife in Silom (DJ Station, G.O.D, etc.) and both the BTS Sala Daeng Skytrain and the Lumpini MRT subway station. The world famous Babylon gay sauna is also nearby.

The contemporary-styled I Residence is just a 15-minute walk from the Silom gay bars, DJ Station and GOD and even closer to Sauna Mania and Arena Massage Spa.

Very conveniently, the BTS Chong Nonsi Skytrain station is just outside the hotel, so its really easy to get to most of the tourist sights, shopping malls.  If it gets too hot to walk even a short distance, then the gay bars are just a one station hop away.

I Residence has always had a very warm and welcoming attitude towards gay customers.

Located in the heart of Silom, close to shops, businesses and gay nightlife, the Furama Silom features a rooftop swimming pool with fabulous view, a restaurant & bar, a gym and sauna.

Each of the spacious guest room is neatly decorated in modern Thai style, with floor-to-ceiling windows, cable TV, safe and free WiFi.

From the hotel, you can just walk to gay bars on Silom or catch a very short taxi ride. Great value for money.

One of a cluster of gay-popular and very affordable hotels near the BTS Chong Nonsi Skytrain station. The Silom gay nightlife is about a 10 minute walk from the hotel, however gay Sauna Mania is just around the corner.

FuramaXclusive is tucked away on a very quiet side street yet is just moments from all the action.

Spacious, comfortable guest rooms and suites feature tea & coffee-making facilities, a microwave, full-sized fridge and free WiFi. The hotel has a small gym and outdoor pool.

Competitive pricing, a good location (a 10 minute walk from the gay bars & clubs in Silom), comfortable rooms and friendly staff have made the Mandarin another popular choice on Travel Gay Asia.

Mandarin Hotel (not to be confused with the 5-star Mandarin Oriental) is just a few steps from the Sam Yan MRT subway station. A taxi to MBK or Siam Paragon shopping malls should not cost more than 50 baht (about $1.50USD).

Modern deluxe rooms & suites feature a comfortable bed, flat screen cable TV, free WiFi, a safe, fridge, kettle and microwave. There’s a small gym and swimming pool, too.

One of the older hotels in Silom but still a popular choice. Why? Low rates and prime location – just steps from Patpong night market, the gay bars & clubs in Silom and, of course, Bangkok’s famous gay ‘red light’ district.

The updated Thai-styled guest rooms are spacious and feature comfortable beds, flat screen TV, iPod docking station, tea & coffee maker and free WiFi.

There is an outdoor pool, a gym and a restaurant that serves very reasonable Thai and international dishes, although there is an endless choice at your doorstep.

The Urbana Sathorn is a popular choice with gay guests, partly because there are no problems with inviting a group of friends to your suite for a drink before or after a night out.

Each spacious, contemporary suite has a kitchenette, with a microwave, fridge and washing machine. There is a nice outdoor swimming pool with sun terrace and a gym.

The Chong Nonsi BTS skytrain and Silom gay nightlife is within walking distance.

Sister hotel to the 5-star Sukhothai hotel, Siri Sathorn is an affordable luxury serviced residence, conveniently located in a quiet side street, just a short walk from the gay bars and clubs in Silom.

This all-suite hotel features a spa, gym, pool, bar & café. The in-house restaurant offers a reasonably-priced lunch buffet with a variety of menu that is also popular with non-hotel guests.

Great value-for-money boutique hotel, tucked away on a quiet side street but within walking distance to the gay bars and clubs in Silom.

The compact Silom Serene offers 86 comfortable rooms and suites, a gym and swimming pool. The restaurant serves some pretty good Thai food as well as international dishes.

Traditional Thai-style boutique hotel near Bangkok’s nightlife entertainment, right next to Patpong night market and a short walk to the gay bars and clubs in Silom.

The Siam Heritage guest rooms feature authentic teak furnishings, a rooftop swimming pool and a gym. Rooms feature include satellite TV and a tea & coffee maker. Some have a kitchenette with stove.

The onsite restaurant serves authentic Thai and international dishes, though you are spoiled for choice when staying in this neighbourhood. Reaching other parts of Bangkok is easy via the Saladaeng BTS Skytrain station (a 5-minute walk away).

The Tarntawan Hotel Surawong (previously Tarntawan Place) has a loyal following of gay travellers who keep on coming back year after year.

The hotel is located in a quiet side street, just moments from the gay bars in Silom, Patpong night market and the infamous ‘Soi Twilight’.

The hotel’s comfortable rooms and suites have free WiFi, cable TV and a fully stocked minibar. Room service is available 24 hours a day. 

This long-running hotel in the Silom nightlife district has been popular with gay guests for many years. The Montien is just a short walk from the gay bars on Silom Soi 4, DJ Station club and the Patpong Night Market.

Modern Thai-style, air-conditioned guest rooms have been recently renovated and feature satellite TV,  minibar, free WiFi, private bathroom. The Montien has its own outdoor pool with sun loungers, and small gym.

The nearby Sam Yan MRT Station makes it easy to reach other parts of Bangkok, or you can catch the skytrain at the Saladaeng Station on Silom Road.

Le Siam (formerly ‘Swiss Lodge’)  is located in the heart of Silom gay scene. You can stumble out of DJ Station, G.O.D. club and be in your room within minutes. Gay Sauna Mania is just a short walk away.

The area is also filled with dining options including the rather good Thai restaurant Bua, 7Eleven and Starbucks. SalaDaeng skytrain station is a aLebout a 5-minute walk away.

The hotel offers 55 cosy, soundproof rooms, swimming pool and lounge bar. The in-house restaurant/café offers indoor and outdoor seating. Great service and value for money.

One of Thailand’s most popular, value-for-money hotel groups.

The Pinnacle Lumpinee attracts a large number gay guests due to its affordability, ideal location (minutes from Babylon sauna and Silom nightlife area) and totally gay-friendly management.

The hotel has an outdoor pool, a sauna, a gym, a café and a restaurant. MRT: Lumpini Station

This modern hotel from the Holiday Inn Express enjoys a very central location, just a short walk from Chong Nonsi skytrain station, Sauna Mania and only two skytrain stations away from the Silom gay bars.

The hotel offers stylish guest rooms, each with iPod docking station, free WiFi, flat screen cable TV. The dining area has a fridge and electric kettle.

There is a 24-hour front desk, a coin-operated laundromat with ironing board, a modern gym and computer stations at the lobby. The onsite restaurant serves local and international dishes.

A sparkling, contemporary design hotel in prime location – next to the Surasak skytrain, just 5 minutes to the gay scene in Silom and less than 10 minutes to the Siam Square One shopping district.

Each tastefully designed room has free WiFi, LCD satellite TV, media hub, tea & coffee maker and minibar. Executive Mode rooms include access to the Executive lounge, an à la carte breakfast and all-day non-alcoholic beverages & snacks.

Mode Sathorn has a fully equipped gym, an infinity-edge pool and sun decks with fabulous city view. There are no less than 6 dining options, ranging from an all-day bistro to a 38th floor bar & snack lounge.

Popular mid-range hotel in the heart of Bangkok, steps away from major shopping malls – Siam Paragon, MBK, Siam Center, and the Siam main skytrain station.

Guest rooms have flat screen TV, minibar, free WiFi and 24-hour room service. The hotel has its own gym, spa, outdoor pool, tour desk, bar, clubbing and dining onsite.

There’s a huge range of local restaurants nearby, and the Silom gay district is within 10-15 minutes away by taxi or skytrain.

Shopping queens take note! The Mercure Bangkok is right near the popular MBK mall, the main shopping district and the Siam skytrain station. Trains go directly to the Silom gay village (just two stops).

The Mercure offers large, stylish rooms with flat screen satellite TV, minibar, tea & coffee maker and free WiFi. There are 3 bars, 2 restaurants, an outdoor pool and a gym (although the Olympic Club at Pathumwan Princess has more eye candy).

If you love the location but want a really cheap deal, check out the equally new ibis Hotel that shares the same building.

The Holiday Inn Express Siam is in prime location, right next to the skytrain and just a short walk from Bangkok’s biggest shopping malls (MBK, Siam Paragon, Siam Center, etc).

The hotel features a gym, business centre, laundry room and vending machines. The stylish, comfortable guest rooms have free WiFi, but there are no king-sized beds, only queens!

If you are not a size queen and want to be close to the shops, then this great-value hotel is a smart choice.