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We arrange guided tours of the many Palaces, Temples, Museums and places of historic interest near the Arun Residence.
We advise our guests on itineraries tailored to their individual preferences and interests.
Because Arun Residence is built on land owned by Wat Po we enjoy a special relationship with the respected Wat Po Thai Traditional Medical and Massage School.
We can arrange for masseurs to provide service in the hotel, including ritual oriental foot massage and the classic therapeutic total body massage
Being at the center of the Rattanakosin Island, and the center of Triangle of Tourism, Arun Residence is at proximity to many important places and events where travelers can easily visit or attend.
Neighborhood
ArunResidence is at Ratanakosin Island, the cultural center of Bangkok,
close to Thailand’s most important historic sites, including: :-
- ArunResidence Viewpoint
- The Grand Palace and Temple of Emerald Bhudda (Wat Phra Kaew)
- The Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun)
- The Temple of Reclining Bhudda (Wat Po)
- The Chaopraya River
- Rattanakosin Island
- Sanam Laung
- The National Museum Bangkok
- National museum of royal barges
- The Bhudda Lane at Wat Mahatat
- The Flower Market, Pak Klong Talad
- Making iron rice bowl at Ban Baat
- The iron-roofed temple, Wat Rajanadda
- Kao San Road
- Watering Lady statue
- Pom Pra Kan
- San Lak Maung
- Bangkok Noi Floating Market
- Museum Siam
- The orchards along the small canals of Bangkok
Amazing experience – highlight recommend!
1.ArunResidence Viewpoint
This bar is located at the roof of Arun Residence hotel. It opens at 5:00 pm. till midnight. The place is very nice and the view is stunning. It is located just by the river and faces to Wat Arun temple.
2.National museum of royal barges
The Royal Barge Suphannahong was built anew in 1911 in the reign of King Vajiravudh, deriving the name from the royal barge Sri Suphannahong of King Maha Chakkaphat of Ayutthaya, built in 1548, or from Chai Suphanahong or Suvannahong of the late Ayutthaya period, or from Suvannahong of King Rama I (reigned 1782 – 1809), or from Sri Suphannahong of King Rama III.
3.The Grand Palace and Temple of Emerald Bhudda (Wat Phra Kaew)
This is a great place with cultural significance. The architecture is very beautiful. The Grand Palace is a complex of buildings at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand. The palace has been the official residence of the Kings of Siam since 1782. The king, his court and his royal government were based on the grounds of the palace until 1925.
4.The Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun)
Amazing temple and extremely beautiful views and amazing buddhas. Outside of temple are several markets with coconuts easily made and preserved spiders and butterflies. Really neat and close to dock with main river of chao praya. From our place just walk 3 minutes to Tien Pier (N8) and then take the ferry to cross the river.
5.The National Museum Bangkok
The National Museum has an impressive collection of Buddhas and other religious statues of various styles – Dvaravati, Srivijaya, Lanna, Khmer in the museum are much older – up to about 1000 years old. The collection of Southeast Asian artefacts is absolutely unparalleled anywhere; even the Musée Guimet in Paris can’t rival its range.
