Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom
Rated Fabulous by our guests
Price History and Trends for August 2026
Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom in in Bangkok based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom
- Lowest Price Period: Late August through mid-October (many nights in September–October are the cheapest, with repeated rates around 271.43–303.38).
- Potential Savings: Shifting to low-season weekdays can save ~15–60% compared with holiday/event highs. Maximum absolute saving in the data is roughly 1,815 per night (2086.13 peak event nights vs 271.43 cheapest nights). Compared with New Year peak (659.93), you can save about 390 per night (~59%) by booking the cheapest mid‑season nights.
- Average Rate: Typical nightly rate across the full dataset is roughly 340–360 (excluding extreme event spikes the central tendency is ≈340).
- Booking Tip: Target midweek nights in Sep–Oct or other low-season windows; avoid Dec 24–Jan 2 and the late‑April/early‑June event windows (big spikes). Set price alerts, be flexible ±3 days, and either book early for events or wait and book 2–6 weeks ahead for mid‑season travel to catch lower fares.
Guest Reviews
Guest Tips & Highlights
Location and friendly staff
Gigantic rooms and suites with full kitchens right next to the Oriental and Shangri La hotels but at a fraction of the cost. You are not right on the river, but you have views of the river from your room and you are 5 minute walk to the sky train (shorter than from the Shangri-La or Oriental). There is a huge mall on the first floor and stores and restaurants nearby. They have a good buffet breakfast and ok dinner in the restaurant with game rooms right next to it for kids. Didn't use the pool but it looked great with views across the city. AC worked great; a little noisy so I put it on in the living room and left the br door open (can't do that at a hotel). Complimentary snacks and drinks including maybe a dozen bottles of water. Good washer dryer with soap included.
Top Attractions Near Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom
Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom sits in central Bangkok close to riverfront attractions, BTS Skytrain access and a large shopping mall beneath the hotel. Within a short walk or boat ride you'll find family‑friendly entertainment at Asiatique, major shopping at ICONSIAM, historic sights like Wat Arun and the Grand Palace, green space at Lumpini Park, and the lively Silom/Patpong night markets. The location makes the hotel a convenient base for sightseeing, river cruises and evening dining/markets.
Asiatique The Riverfront
A large open‑air night market and entertainment complex on the Chao Phraya River with shops, restaurants, a Ferris wheel and nightly shows.
ICONSIAM
One of Bangkok’s newest luxury riverfront malls with international brands, Thai crafts, eateries and riverside promenades.
Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)
Striking riverside temple known for its ornate spire and beautiful riverside views; best visited in the morning or at sunset.
Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew
Historic royal complex and Thailand’s most sacred temple (Temple of the Emerald Buddha). A must‑see for first‑time visitors to Bangkok.
Saphan Taksin BTS & Sathorn (Taksin) Pier
Major transport hub providing BTS Skytrain access and riverboat services for fast travel up/downriver and across the city.
Silom Road & Patpong Night Market
Silom is a business and nightlife district with shops, restaurants, and the famous Patpong night market — lively in the evenings.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom
Make the most of your stay at Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Bangkok:
- Day 1 — Arrival & Orientation: Check in, settle into your spacious suite, explore the mall below (supermarket, eateries, cash‑exchange), walk to Saphan Taksin BTS and take the free shuttle boat to Asiatique for dinner and the riverside night market.
- Day 2 — River Temples & Grand Palace: Take the Chao Phraya Express Boat to Tha Chang/Tha Tien. Visit the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, then cross by boat to Wat Arun. Return midday for lunch and relax by the hotel pool in the late afternoon.
- Day 3 — Modern Bangkok & Shopping: Visit ICONSIAM (river taxi or boat), explore the riverside complex and riverside cafés. In the afternoon take the BTS to Siam for MBK/ Siam Paragon shopping or return to the hotel for the mall and local eateries.
- Day 4 — Culture & Parks: Morning visit to Jim Thompson House or a cultural museum, then stroll or take a short BTS ride to Lumpini Park for green space and people‑watching. Evening: explore Silom Road, sample street food and visit Patpong night market.
- Day 5 — Local Life & Departure: Shop for last souvenirs in the mall under the hotel, enjoy a leisurely breakfast, use the in‑room kitchenette/laundry if needed, check out by 12:00. If time allows, take a short river cruise or visit a nearby spa before heading to the airport.
Why Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom Is Perfect for Exploring in Bangkok
Bangkok is a vibrant, fast‑moving metropolis with a mix of grand temples, lively street markets, world‑class shopping and dynamic riverside dining. Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom is an excellent choice because it combines large, apartment‑style rooms and family suites with practical amenities (full kitchenettes, washer/dryer), direct access to a shopping mall, short walks to the BTS Skytrain and Sathorn Pier, and excellent value compared with nearby luxury riverside hotels. The location makes it easy to enjoy river sightseeing, explore historic sights, and return to comfortable, home‑like accommodation after a full day of Bangkok experiences. Guest reviews reflect the hotel’s friendly staff, great breakfast and family‑friendly facilities — ideal for families, couples and longer stays.
Location
Centre Point Plus Hotel Silom
1522/2 Soi 50, Charoenkrung Rd., Bangrak
Amenities & Services
Property Highlights
Best Time to Visit in Bangkok
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Bangkok
Best Time to Visit
Winter
High Season
December–February and major festival dates (Songkran, Loy Krathong, New Year).
Value Season
June–October (monsoon/rainy season) — lower hotel and flight prices.
Spring
March–May: Bangkok’s hottest period (often 32–38°C / 90–100°F) with high humidity and occasional pre-monsoon thunderstorms. Songkran (mid-April) falls within this period and draws large crowds.
Advantages
- Fewer international tourists than peak winter months (outside Songkran).
- Good availability at mid-range hotels.
- Vibrant local life and outdoor markets before the rainy season begins.
Considerations
- Extreme heat and humidity — plan indoor breaks and early-morning activities.
- Air pollution can be worse in some years.
- Songkran causes heavy local travel and street water-throwing events that can disrupt transit.
Key Events in in Bangkok
Songkran (Thai New Year)
Massive street water-throwing in Silom, Khao San Road, and around major squares., Traditional merit-making, visiting temples, and bathing Buddha statues., Expect crowded streets, closures, and drenched clothing — great for travelers wanting a party atmosphere.A nationwide water festival centered around mid-April; Bangkok’s celebrations are lively with public water fights, temple ceremonies, and family gatherings.
Loy Krathong
Riverside ceremonies and illuminated crowned krathongs along the Chao Phraya., Loy Krathong events at Asiatique, ICONSIAM, and temple grounds., Spectacular photo opportunities at night with reflections on the river.Usually in November: a beautiful festival where locals release decorated floating baskets (krathongs) and, in some areas, lanterns to honor the water spirits and let go of bad luck.
Chinese New Year (Bangkok’s Chinatown)
Street feasts and extended opening hours in Chinatown., Loud lion and dragon dances, firecrackers, and temple blessings., Great opportunity to sample Chinese-Thai specialties.Late January–February (date varies by lunar calendar): Yaowarat (Chinatown) hosts parades, lion dances, street markets, and special temple offerings.
Bangkok Marathon
Major race routes near historical and riverside landmarks., Road closures and transport adjustments on race day — plan around them., A lively atmosphere with booths, sponsors, and local cheering sections.Usually held in November: an international running event that draws participants and spectators, with city-wide road closures and festival-like energy in parts of the route.
Weather Tips
Carry a lightweight umbrella or packable rain jacket year-round. In the hot months (March–May) prioritize sun protection (high-SPF sunscreen, hat, sunglasses) and keep hydrated. During the rainy season bring waterproof bags for electronics and quick-dry clothing; expect short, heavy downpours mostly in the afternoon/evening. Early mornings and nights in December–February can be pleasantly cool — a light layer is sufficient.
Understanding in Bangkok Prices
Bangkok’s hotel prices follow a predictable seasonal pattern. Rates peak in the cool, dry season (December–February) and around major holidays and festivals (New Year, Songkran in April, Loy Krathong in November). The rainy season (June–October) usually offers the best value with lower nightly rates and more availability, though heavy rains can affect transport and some outdoor activities. Midweek business travel can keep prices elevated year-round in central business districts. Booking 6–8 weeks ahead for peak periods and major festivals is recommended; for low-season deals you can often find good rates 1–3 weeks before travel. International events, conventions, and sports fixtures can also cause short-notice spikes in prices, especially near the Silom/Sukhumvit areas and along the riverside.
Essential Travel Tips for in Bangkok Thailand
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Bangkok’s transport mix includes BTS Skytrain, MRT subway, river ferries, buses, metered taxis, motorcycle taxis, and tuk-tuks. Traffic can be heavy — use mass transit where possible.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Use the BTS and MRT to avoid traffic for major commercial and tourist corridors (Siam, Sukhumvit, Silom).
- 2.Take river ferries and Chao Phraya Express Boats for scenic and often faster riverside access (buy a day-pass if planning many trips).
- 3.Prefer metered taxis or app-based ride services (Grab) over negotiated tuk-tuk fares; agree on a price before using tuk-tuks.
- 4.Allow extra travel time during rush hours (07:30–09:30 and 16:30–19:30) and around major festivals.
- 5.If you’ll be traveling with lots of luggage, consider staying near an Airport Rail Link station or using a direct airport taxi.
Pro Traveler Tip
To maximize time and comfort, schedule temple and canal (klong) tours for early morning, book rooftop bars and popular restaurants in advance for sunset slots, and use river taxis to bypass road congestion. Carry a rechargeable battery pack, a lightweight rain jacket, and small bills for taxis and market bargaining.
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