How old are the children in your group? Bangkok Largest Shopping Centre CentralWorld mega-shopping complex offers one of the most exciting shopping experiences in Bangkok. It has everything from brand name clothing boutiques, funky fashion, high-tech gadgets, bookshops and designer furniture to imported groceries, a lineup of banks, beauty salons, gourmet eateries and even an ice-skating rink. With so many tantalising options to explore, you could easily spend half a day here without realising it. It will come as no surprise to anyone who has experienced the incredible size of CentralWorld that this is, in fact, the largest mall in Thailand and among the largest in the world. We think it’s safe to say that if you are looking for a shopping fix in Bangkok this place will deliver. Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok VIE Hotel Bangkok, MGallery by Sofitel Grande Centre Point Hotel Ratchadamri Hua Chang Heritage Hotel Bangkok Centara Grand at CentralWorld Evergreen Place Bangkok by Urban Hospitality
Novotel Bangkok On Siam Square Siam@Siam Design Hotel Bangkok Ayutthaya Ancient Capital Tour with River Cruise Banyan Tree's Apsara Dinner Cruise Bridge on the River Kwai & Historic Railway Tour Thonburi Klongs & Grand Palace Morning Excursion Floating Markets Cycling & Boat Tour Private Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha & Reclining Buddha Morning Tour Siam Niramit Dinner Show Calypso Bangkok Cabaret Show Safari World & Marine Park Full-Day Tour With Buffet Lunch Muay Thai Live Performance Occupying some 550,000 square metres of retail space and a total area size of 830,000 square metres – that is 30% larger than any other shopping centre in central Bangkok – CentralWorld has a range of offerings that encompass more than 500 stores, 100 restaurants and cafes, 15 cinemas, Kids' Zone and Learning Centre(Genius Planet Zone), two anchor department stores, as well as a trendy food court, an expansive supermarket and an outdoor square for large-scale events like Bangkok's official New Year countdown party.
The location is slap-bang in the heart of the Chidlom 'battleground of the malls' with direct Skytrain (BTS) access and home to the two famous shrines, Erawan Shrine and Trimurti Shrine. The shopping street concept – in a mall CentralWorld's retail layout is influenced by the shopping street concept, allowing shoppers to spec several storefronts at a glance, whilst its overall design has placed a lot of emphasis on natural light / daylight that filters through the many skylights and open wells. Spectacular sculptures by famous artists are used as decoration features, and a glass mobile consisting of 3,500 glass balls hanging in an open well has had the crowds in awe. Specialised anchor 'mega-stores' – measuring between 2,000 and 8,200 square metres – include SuperSports, PowerBuy, B2S, Central Food Hall, SB Furniture and Toys 'R' Us. The department store Zen spans seven floors, while Zen World on 13 floors offer a fitness centre, spa, yoga, beauty centre, as well as an educational and tourist promotion centre.
Among the 500 world-class stores count 35 flagship brands like Zara, Miss Sixty and Timberland, and 36 'first stores' – the likes of the Japanese brand Uniqlo and the English brand Next. FLOOR BY FLOOR DIRECTORY Brands found on Level 1 of CentralWorld – Big Brand Fashion Marks & Spencer Nautica Miss Selfridge Furla 5cm H.E. by Mango Theoddyssee CK Jeans Watch Station B+AB Massimo Dutti Kenneth Cole New York Fred Perry Charles & Keith Accessorize Kate Spade Samsonite Coach Calvin Klein Topshop Brands found on Level 2 of CentralWorld – Male and Female Fashion and Accessories Topman Lee Urban studio Mango Guess Evita 4x4 men Mango touch Segafredo Lacoste The Body Shop Thann Zara XXI Forever 4x4 Man Kipling Brands found on Level 3 of CentralWorld – Young Fashion and Lifestyle G 2000 Auntie Anne The Terrace Harnn Karma Kamet NY LA Guitar Avenue CC Double O Hybrid Outfitters GAP Clarks The North Face Adidas Fox Crocs Xaact Brands found on Level 4 of CentralWorld – Communications and Banking Power Buy B2S Nai In Jay Mart Nokia TG Fone Yumeya Big Camera Galleria World Camera TRUE Brands found on Level 5 of CentralWorld – Beauty Clinics and
Home Furnishings Meko Clinic Slim Up Centre Perfect Slim Sparsha Slimming Center Vieng Joom On Teahouse Practika Gallery T.M.D S.B. Furniture Logica Lotus Sleep Studio Brands found on Level 6 of CentralWorld – Restaurants and Children’s Shops Cold Stone KFC Ootoya Yoshinoya Mister Donut Pepper Lunch Chabuton Asia Books Mother Care Toy R Us Brands found on Level 7 of CentralWorld – Cinema, Groceries and Restaurants Central Food Hall SF World Cinema Din Tai Fung Kalaprapreuk Nobu Shabu Nara Much more than a shopping mall, CentralWorld also caters to the lifestyles of young urbanites, families and teens. Entertainment options include The Rink, an open ice skating rink, Toys 'R' Us and 15-screen SF World Cinema. Good news for parents is the Genius Planet Zone (kids' zone and learning centre) and Thailand Knowledge Park (TK Park), where specialised supervision is provided in an 'edutainment' environment. Go right ahead, here you can drop the kids off with a clear conscience that they will have fun and their minds stimulated while you're getting a good old-fashioned dose of retail therapy.
And, unmistakably, a shopping experience not to be missed. All that's missing is mini golf karts for rent. More to discover in this hotel! Centara Grand at CentralWorld is a 505 room five star hotel that is located within one of the largest shopping malls in Asia.If youre coming to Bangkok to shop then there really isnt a better option, just walk through the door and you will find 500 shops over 7 floors with a range of international and Thai brands as well as a cinema and kids edutainment zone.Add to that the proximity to Siam Square, Siam Center, MBK and Siam Paragon – it really is a shopaholics dream.The hotel is also connected via a covered walkway to the sky train at Chit Lom, the walk there will take around ten minutes, taking you past the Erawan Shrine where you might catch a glimpse of traditional Thai dancing as a thanks for good luck. Location: Ratchaprasong Intersection, opposite Gaysorn and Erawan Tel: + 66 (0) 264-7000Bangkok’s largest airport, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport serves as one of Asia’s key hubs, with multiple international and domestic routes.
Our guide to the airport includes important contact information and details on terminal facilities, public transport and nearby accommodation. There are plans to further expand the airport with the addition of a satellite terminal facility. There are 10 information desks positioned around the terminal building in both the domestic and international areas. A free, 24-hour shuttle bus operates between the terminal and car parks, as well as the on-site Novotel hotel. Road access to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is provided by five motorways connected to Bangkok's outer ring road. From central Bangkok, take the Sirat Expressway toll road east out of the city and join the motorway. This road directly passes the airport site and has a dedicated turn off. The total drive time from Bangkok to the airport is approximately 30 minutes. Rail:Airport Rail Link (tel: +66 2 308 5600; www.srtet.co.th) runs 24-hour services from a station immediately beneath the terminal building.
Fast services include the Phaya Thai Express Line, which goes non-stop to Phaya Thai Station in the city centre (journey time: 17 minutes; fare: ฿150). A slower city train, which stops at seven stations and takes a little under 30 minutes, is also operational (fare: ฿45). Bus:Bus BMTA (tel: +66 2 246 4262) from the Public Transport Centre offers four routes into Bangkok. The journey time to the city centre averages at around 45 minutes and the fare starts at ฿24. There is additionally a regular free shuttle bus service connecting Suvarnabhumi with Bangkok's other airport, Don Mueang. Local buses run from the Public Transport Centre, which is reached via a shuttle bus. Routes connect to various destinations in Bangkok. Shuttle:There is also a public van service (tel: +66 2 134 0171) which operates fixed routes at regular intervals to a number of destinations in and around the city. Taxi:Taxis are available outside Arrivals. It is advisable to book taxis (tel: +66 2 132 9199) at the service counters, or queue in the official taxi rank where fixed rate prices are offered.
There is a fee of ฿50 to be paid to the driver in addition to the fare, which averages at about ฿300-350. It is advisable to avoid touts. Bureaux de change, banks and ATMs are located throughout the terminal building. Wi-Fi internet access (free for the first two hours) is available throughout Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport's terminal building. Additionally, public telephones are situated on all levels. Postal facilities are located on levels 2 and 4. There are numerous fast food outlets, bars and restaurants at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. These can be found on levels 3 and 4. Shops selling everything from freshly cut flowers to designer clothing are available on levels 2, 3 and 4 of the terminal building. Duty-free shops are also on these levels, with most located on the main departures level (level 4). VAT refunds are available for departing international passengers. Luggage trolleys are available in the arrivals and departures halls. A left luggage service is available on levels 2 and 4 (tel: +66 2 134 7795).
A lost property counter (tel: +66 2 132 1880), assisting with queries regarding misplaced luggage in the terminal, is situated on level 4. A wide variety of facilities are available in the terminal building, including traditional Thai massage and spa facilities. A medical clinic (tel: +66 2 132 7777) is available on level 1. Muslim prayer rooms are located on level 2 of the terminal building. There is also a playground for families. There is a business centre at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport offering a variety of services, including meeting room hire. CIP airline lounges (tel: +66 2 134 6284) are located on level 3, some of which offer a range of services to first and business class travellers, including private meeting rooms and state-of-the-art video and visual entertainment facilities, as well as showers. A good range of facilities and assistance is available to disabled passengers, from lifts and accessible toilets to dedicated parking spaces. Short-term parking is available immediately opposite the main terminal building.