// JavaScript Document var hotelname=new Array(); var hotelclass=new Array(); var hotelimg=new Array(); var hotelwidth=new Array(); var hotelheight=new Array(); var hotelratefrom=new Array(); var hoteldetail=new Array(); // Hotel name hotelname[0]="Chatuchak"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[0]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[0]="images/intro_chatuchak.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[0]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[0]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[0]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[0]="Bangkok's Chatuchak area is of course famous for the mother of all markets, Chatuchak Weekend Market the biggest in Asia. Covering 70 rais (35 acres) of land with over 16,000 stalls and more than 300,000 visitors every Saturday and Sunday. A visit to the Bangkok would also not be complete without a day or two browsing here. There's much more to the area than just this mega-market though. Chatuchak Park is the second-largest in Bangkok, and offers the perfect opportunity to escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The area offers easy access to the rest of Bangkok with an underground (MRT) connection, many good and affordable hotels, wonderful local eating experiences, and is ideal for travellers who prefer to stay on the outskirts of central business districts."; // Hotel name hotelname[1]="Don Muang Airport"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[1]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[1]="images/intro_donmuang.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[1]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[1]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[1]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[1]="The Don Muang area is well-established with a good location for anyone who prefers to stay on the city outskirts. It takes less than 30 minutes to reach downtown Bangkok by taxi. There are great shopping facilities close by like Central Ladprao, with a massive department store, fashion outlets, all major retailers, cinemas and restaurants. If you're here at the weekend, the famous Chatuchak Weekend Market. A modern Expressway connects this area to all major parts of the city, quickly and conveniently. The estimated travelling time between the two airports is about 40 minutes."; // Hotel name hotelname[2]="Old City ( China Town / Khao San)"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[2]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[2]="images/intro_oldcity.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[2]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[2]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[2]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[2]="Whether your stay in Bangkok is for a few hours, afew days or more, absolutely any itinerary should include the Old Ciry of Rattanakosin. From exquisite temples to ancient Thai massage, China Town, Khao San rd., it's all here."; // Hotel name hotelname[3]="Petchburi"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[3]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[3]="images/intro_rca.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[3]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[3]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[3]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[3]="One of Bangkok's colourful nightlife areas. Massage parlours, hostess bars, discos, clubs, restaurants and nightclubs pop up along new Petchburi and in the streets running between New Petchburi Road and Sukhumvit. Don't get the impression its a congested area, it isn't, and many of the nightlife areas appear in small pockets with some of the new and more hip venues making an appearance around Thonglor, at the eastern end of New Petchburi Rd. The Skytrain does not run along New Petchburi road or its sister road, Petchburi running to the west, but there are plenty of taxis with an encyclopedic knowledge of the streets, ready to whisk you from one place to another."; // Hotel name hotelname[4]="Ploenchit / Chidlom"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[4]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[4]="images/intro_allseasons.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[4]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[4]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[4]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[4]="If shopping or business is high on your agenda and you require a location slap-bang in the middle of all the action, this is it. The area around Ploenchit Road is to Bangkok what Orchard Road is to Singapore, and Knightsbridge to London. Some of Bangkok's finest malls can be found here. Along with these great malls come some wonderful hotels, restaurants, two skytrain (BTS) connections (Chidlom and Ploenchit), all conveniently connected with modern, elevated walkways. A variety of good restaurants and fine serviced apartments can be found down Langsuan Road, while the neayby Siam area with more high-end shopping at Siam Paragon, Siam Centre and Siam Discovery is very close (and MBK for bargain shopping!). Did we mention that Bangkok's biggest park, Lumpini Park, and Suan Lum Night Bazaar is just ten minutes away by taxi."; // Hotel name hotelname[5]="Pratunam / Siam"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[5]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[5]="images/intro_siam.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[5]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[5]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[5]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[5]="The Pratunam and Siam Square districts are famed as a shopper's paradise,. From the chaos of the shop-4-all places like teh Mabookrong Center(MBK) and the Pratunam clothes market to the elegance of the Siam Paragon Mall and Siam Square, the range of goods is staggering. Hidden among these mammoth mall and markets are some very Thai activities that should not be missed."; // Hotel name hotelname[6]="Ratchadapisek"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[6]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[6]="images/intro_ratchadapisek.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[6]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[6]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[6]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[6]="North of the metropolitan area, Ratchadapisek incorporates The Thailand Cultural Centre, and a wide selection of the entertainment industry. Cabaret, massage parlours, and nightclubs pop up in clusters together with department stores and very good value first class hotels. Easy access to the rest of the city by road. No Skytrain but a ready supply of inexpensive taxis available at any time. Ratchadapisek also offers quick access to the airport."; // Hotel name hotelname[7]="Riverside"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[7]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[7]="images/intro_riverside.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[7]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[7]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[7]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[7]="One of the most fascinating areas of Bangkok, the riverside reflects a constantly changing scene with taxi boats gently transporting passengers, rice barges being towed laden with goods and local trading boats, against a backdrop of glittering temples and modern warehouses. Close by is Sanam Luang - the political capital of Bangkok which has many historic landmarks and buildings, including the Grand Palace. The area remains relatively free of modern architecture and gives a better feel for old Bangkok."; // Hotel name hotelname[8]="Silom / Sathorn"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[8]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[8]="images/intro_silom.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[8]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[8]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[8]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[8]="Silom, running parallel with Sathorn Road represents the heart of the older central business district, lined with the head offices of financial institutions, local banks, law firms and multinational corporations. Surprisingly there are also a number of art and antique shops, and some good local bars and restaurants. During the evening, Silom puts on a different face when local street markets selling clothes, watches, and souvenirs set up along the roadside. Patpong, better known for its raunchy nightlife also has a few dance clubs and party places among the saucy shows, along with Japanese hostess and karaoke bars around Thaniya. Some of Bangkok's old established hotels are located along both Silom and Surawong road. The Skytrain runs along part of Silom providing good access both to the river and the central shopping area."; // Hotel name hotelname[9]="Sukhumvit"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[9]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[9]="images/intro_sukhumvit.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[9]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[9]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[9]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[9]="The Sukumvit area epitomizes modern Bangkok from it high rise apartments to air-conditioned shopping centers and stylish boutiques and restaurants. Sukumvit also has a wide selection of nightly entertainment venues making this one of the city's more colourful areas. Once notorious for its traffic congestion things have improved with the introduction of the Bangkok skytrain and new expressway connections."; // Hotel name hotelname[10]="Suvarnabhumi Airport"; //Hotel Class hotelclass[10]="

"; // Hotel Image (path and filename) hotelimg[10]="images/intro_suvarnabhumi.jpg"; // Hotel Image Width hotelwidth[10]="110"; // Hotel Image Height hotelheight[10]="150"; // Hotel Rate From hotelratefrom[10]=" "; // Hotel Details hoteldetail[10]="Situated about 30 km or 40 minutes by car from Bangkok’s central business district, Suvarnabhumi International Airport is located in Bangphli, a district of Samut Prakarn province. Nearby attractions are Ancient City, the world’s biggest open-air museum, and Samut Prakarn Crocodile Farm and Zoo. Neighbouring the area is Bangna, a thriving commercial and industrial area and home to the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC). The infamous Pattaya beach resort is also less than 40 minutes away from the new airport. This area is tipped to undergo some major development over years to come. A brand new road infrastructure connects it to various parts of Bangkok.";