Hotels in Silom, Bangkok (50 OYOs)

About Silom, Bangkok

In the amazing concrete jungle of the Bangrak district in Bangkok lies the glistening sub-district of Silom. Constructed in 1851 as a dike and irrigation system, the city is a busy epicenter of finance and trade by day and the source of refined pleasure by night.

Major Attractions:

The Mariamman Temple: The Maha Mariamman temple is a Hindu temple located in Silom. This is also called the Wat Khaek. The temple naos houses the Shiva linga and is dedicated to its patron deities, Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva. The temple sports South Indian architecture and has a depiction of deities in various colors over its Capella.

Sala Rim Naam: Sala Rim Naam is a high-end dining destination that one must include in one’s itinerary. The food is accompanied by classical Thai dance performed by Thai dancers bedecked in colorful ethnic costumes. There are rich curries, seafood cooked in various sauces, shrimp buffets and muzzles bonanzas, snail galores, fishes cooked in different styles and much more. 

Patpong Night Market: The Patpong Night Market is a place that lights up the night with every possible color there is. The many diverse items available here include delicious street food, bags, toiletries, exotic Middle-Eastern pomades, shampoos, accessories and much more. 

What to Eat:

Silom offers a plethora of delicacies that you can't help but dig into. The food here is delectable. Years of fusion have created a unique variant of Thai food. One can meander around or have a sit-down meal to relish the spices of Thailand, India, and China. 

One must try the dumplings at Hong Teong Long as they are absolutely delicious. The Thai curry at Sala Rim Naam is another must-try dish. 

The ‘niaow ma muang’, a delicacy made with ripe mangoes and sticky rice, always causes a buzz among the tourists. The cafe, Boonsap Thai Desserts, is famous for this delicacy. Le Normandie provides a chic ambiance for tourists who want to indulge in some classy fine dining. 

How to Reach:

Silom is connected to the rest of Thailand by rail and road. One can take a taxi from Suvarnabhumi Airport or travel by train instead. The Taxi would cost around 300-400 THB. if you want to travel by train, you can take the train till Phaya Station and then switch to the local railway. 

Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit Silom is from November to March. The monsoon months from June to October are rainy and perfect for people who want to experience a tropical monsoon. During the months from April to June, Silom receives harsh heat. 

OYO Hotels in Silom offer great deals and offers that make your stay as economical as it can be. OYO Hotels offer the best of comfort in the most pocket-friendly packages.