Novotel Bangkok Platinum Pratunam - Family & Business trip hotel - Bangkok's Song Wat Road

Located near Bangkok’s Chinatown, Songwad Road Bangkok (ทรงวาด) is famed for its lively atmosphere, rich heritage, and varied attractions. This iconic street blends cultural landmarks, Song Wat street food, and traditional shophouses that embody Bangkok’s history and charm. Discover what Song Wat Road Bangkok has to offer with this guide.

About Song Wat Road

Dating back to Bangkok’s early trading days, Songwad Road Bangkok was once the center of commerce and traditional medicine shops. As you stroll along, you’ll encounter colonial-style buildings and antique shops that have been preserved across generations, capturing the essence of Songwat guidebook recommendations.

Best Things to Do in Song Wat Road, Bangkok

• Explore Song Wat Street Food: Song Wat street food is renowned for its array of dishes that showcase both local and Chinese flavors. Sample treats such as roasted chestnuts, dim sum, and herbal soups.
• Visit Unique Song Wat Cafés: Charming cafés along Songwat provide vintage décor and artisanal coffees. These cozy spots are popular with both locals and visitors alike, making them a must in any song wat guidebook.

Best Hotel near Song Wat Road 2025

For those wishing to stay nearby, Novotel Bangkok Platinum Pratunam provides a comfortable, modern experience. The hotel is conveniently situated for easy access to Songwad Road Bangkok.

Getting to Song Wat Road

There are several ways to reach Song Wat Road from Novotel Bangkok Platinum:

• From the Hotel: If you’re staying at Novotel Bangkok Platinum Pratunam, the easiest way is to book a Grab Taxi or take a public taxi directly to Song Wat Road.
• By Private Car: If driving, you’ll need to find parking around Yaowarat Road and then walk to Song Wat.
• By Boat on Khlong Saen Saep: Walk about 5 minutes from the hotel to Pratunam Pier on Khlong Saen Saep. Board the boat heading towards Phan Fa Lilat Pier (the final stop). From Phan Fa Lilat Pier, you can either walk (15-20 minutes) or take a tuk-tuk to Song Wat Road, passing through the historic Rattanakosin area and into Chinatown.

• By MRT (Subway): Take the MRT to Wat Mangkon Station, exit through Exit 1 (Plaeng Nam Road), walk through Plaeng Nam Road, cross Yaowarat Road, and continue onto Yaowapanich Road, which leads directly to Song Wat Road.

Each route offers a unique experience, whether navigating the canals or exploring on foot through Bangkok’s vibrant neighborhoods.