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Prince Palace Hotel Bangkok opened in 1994 on the site of the old Mahanak Palace, home of a son of King Rama V, which gives the hotel its name. It is a big place: four towers above Bobae Market, one of Bangkok's oldest clothing wholesale markets, with the lobby on the 11th floor.

Its strongest card is the canal: Bobae Pier on Khlong Mahanak is directly behind the hotel, and the Saen Saep boat runs from there toward the Old Town temples. It suits travelers who want those sights and market shopping on the doorstep, families who need bunk beds or a multi-bedroom suite, and groups using its meeting rooms.

Rooms and suites

Eight room types spread across Towers A to D. Refreshed Deluxe rooms in Tower A have a walk-in shower, while Superior rooms in Towers B and C keep a bathtub, so choose by bathroom. Families can pick the Deluxe Family Bunk Bed room, with a king bed and a bunk, or the two- and three-bedroom Family Suites in Tower D. Selected rooms look over Khlong Mahanak.

Restaurants and bars

China Palace, on the 32nd floor of Tower A, serves Cantonese food, including Peking duck and an all-you-can-eat dim sum buffet, with views over Khlong Mahanak. Prince Cafe handles breakfast and all-day dining. On the 11th floor, Coconut Pool Bar serves Thai and Western pool food, Coconut Skyview above it pours evening drinks with Old Town views, Palace Bar & Café serves Starbucks coffee, and Shinsen Sport Bar does Japanese food by day and live sports at night.

Pools, gym and spa

There are two pools, in Towers A and D, plus Darawadee Spa and a fitness center on the 12th floor of Tower C, where sports clothes and shoes are required.

Getting around

The canal boat is the quickest way into the Old Town: a short ride to Phan Fa Lilat Pier, then a walk to Wat Ratchanatdaram and its Loha Prasat. Wat Saket and the Golden Mount and Wat Suthat and the Giant Swing are close by, with the Grand Palace and Wat Pho farther west. There is no BTS station nearby; the nearest MRT stop is Wat Mangkon, for Wat Mangkon Kamalawat and Chinatown.

Bobae Market

Bobae Market and Bobae Tower sit underneath and around the hotel, selling T-shirts, beachwear, shoes and children's clothes. It is officially wholesale, but most stalls sell single items, and guests can reach Bobae Tower from the Tower B elevators. Go in the morning: the market closes mid-afternoon and shuts on Tuesdays.

Sources: Prince Palace Hotel Bangkok (guest guidelines), about the hotel, rooms, dining, China Palace, Coconut Skyview, facilities, location, Khlong Mahanak, canal boat to Loha Prasat, temples nearby, Bobae Tower, Klook hotel page (check-in times, nearest MRT). Checked October 22, 2026.

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Prince Palace Hotel Bangkok
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488/800 Bobae Tower, Damrongrak Road, Klong Mahanak, Pom Prap Sattru Phai
Bangkok, 10100

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Quick answer: Prince Palace Hotel Bangkok is a hotel at 488/800 Bobae Tower, Damrongrak Road, Klong Mahanak, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok, 10100. A large Old Town hotel built over Bobae Market on Khlong Mahanak, with canal boats at the back door, two pools and a 32nd-floor Cantonese restaurant.

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Prince Palace Hotel Bangkok opened in 1994 on the site of the old Mahanak Palace, home of a son of King Rama V, which gives the hotel its name. It is a big place: four towers above Bobae Market, one of Bangkok's oldest clothing wholesale markets, with the lobby on the 11th floor.

Its strongest card is the canal: Bobae Pier on Khlong Mahanak is directly behind the hotel, and the Saen Saep boat runs from there toward the Old Town temples. It suits travelers who want those sights and market shopping on the doorstep, families who need bunk beds or a multi-bedroom suite, and groups using its meeting rooms.

Rooms and suites

Eight room types spread across Towers A to D. Refreshed Deluxe rooms in Tower A have a walk-in shower, while Superior rooms in Towers B and C keep a bathtub, so choose by bathroom. Families can pick the Deluxe Family Bunk Bed room, with a king bed and a bunk, or the two- and three-bedroom Family Suites in Tower D. Selected rooms look over Khlong Mahanak.

Restaurants and bars

China Palace, on the 32nd floor of Tower A, serves Cantonese food, including Peking duck and an all-you-can-eat dim sum buffet, with views over Khlong Mahanak. Prince Cafe handles breakfast and all-day dining. On the 11th floor, Coconut Pool Bar serves Thai and Western pool food, Coconut Skyview above it pours evening drinks with Old Town views, Palace Bar & Café serves Starbucks coffee, and Shinsen Sport Bar does Japanese food by day and live sports at night.

Pools, gym and spa

There are two pools, in Towers A and D, plus Darawadee Spa and a fitness center on the 12th floor of Tower C, where sports clothes and shoes are required.

Getting around

The canal boat is the quickest way into the Old Town: a short ride to Phan Fa Lilat Pier, then a walk to Wat Ratchanatdaram and its Loha Prasat. Wat Saket and the Golden Mount and Wat Suthat and the Giant Swing are close by, with the Grand Palace and Wat Pho farther west. There is no BTS station nearby; the nearest MRT stop is Wat Mangkon, for Wat Mangkon Kamalawat and Chinatown.

Bobae Market

Bobae Market and Bobae Tower sit underneath and around the hotel, selling T-shirts, beachwear, shoes and children's clothes. It is officially wholesale, but most stalls sell single items, and guests can reach Bobae Tower from the Tower B elevators. Go in the morning: the market closes mid-afternoon and shuts on Tuesdays.

Sources: Prince Palace Hotel Bangkok (guest guidelines), about the hotel, rooms, dining, China Palace, Coconut Skyview, facilities, location, Khlong Mahanak, canal boat to Loha Prasat, temples nearby, Bobae Tower, Klook hotel page (check-in times, nearest MRT). Checked October 22, 2026.

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Q. Where is Prince Palace Hotel Bangkok?+
At 488/800 Bobae Tower, Damrongrak Road, Klong Mahanak, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100, beside Khlong Mahanak and Bobae Market.
Q. How do I get there from the airport?+
The hotel says it is about a 40-minute drive from both Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports. Its limousine and travel desk on the ground floor of Tower A can arrange airport transfers.
Q. Which station or pier is nearest?+
Bobae Pier on the Saen Saep canal boat line is about a two-minute walk, directly behind the hotel. The nearest MRT station is Wat Mangkon, about 1.5 km away, and BTS National Stadium is about 15 minutes by car.
Q. How far are the Old Town temples?+
The hotel gives Wat Saket (the Golden Mount) as about 800 m away, Wat Ratchanatdaram 1.2 km, Wat Suthat 1.5 km, Wat Pho 3 km and the Grand Palace 3.5 km. The canal boat to Phan Fa Lilat Pier takes about five minutes, then it is about 300 m on foot to Loha Prasat.
Q. What are the check-in and check-out times?+
Check-in is from 2 p.m. and check-out is by noon. Early check-in and late check-out depend on availability and may cost extra.
Q. Is there a pool?+
Yes, two: on the 11th floor of Tower A and the 12th floor of Tower D, open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Coconut Pool Bar beside the pool is open 7 a.m. to midnight.
Q. Is it good for families?+
Children up to 11 stay free sharing their parents' bed; breakfast for children aged 4 to 11 costs THB 200 net per night, and infants up to 3 eat free on breakfast-inclusive rates. Extra persons beyond room occupancy cost THB 800. Cribs and rollaway beds are free on request, subject to availability.
Q. When is China Palace open?+
Daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on the 32nd floor of Tower A, with the dim sum buffet served until 7 p.m.
Q. Can I smoke or bring a pet?+
No. All rooms and indoor areas are non-smoking, with a THB 5,000 cleaning fee for smoking in them, and pets are not allowed.
Q. How do I book?+
Use the booking box on this page to check prices and availability on Klook, or call the hotel at +66 2 628 1111.

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