Sathon Holiday Packages

You work awfully hard for your money, so don't waste it — Wotif is here to help.

We'll combine your flights and accommodation into a tidy little package.

See more in Sathorn with the extra spending money!

Your savings could reach if you secure a package today. So how do you do this? Simply mix and match from more than 550 partner airlines and 665,000 worldwide properties.

With Wotif's insanely competitive prices, you'll be dusting off your passport and hitting the skies in no time.

Sathorn Accommodation

You won't have to venture far to find terrific accommodation in Sathorn. Wotif currently has 116 properties in the vicinity of the neighbourhood.

Ever wondered what it would be like to stay somewhere extravagant? Now's your chance. Reserve a room and relax in style at the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok (48 Oriental Avenue) or The Peninsula Bangkok (333 Charoennakorn Road). If you're simply looking for somewhere clean and convenient to put down your belongings and get some shut-eye, the Saphaipae Hostel (35 Surasak Road. Silom, Bangrak) and the Bangkok Hub Hostel (73 Charoenkrung Rd, Yannawa) will be sure to tick all your boxes.

Car Hire in Sathorn

Trying to decide which car rental place to pick isn't a hassle when flying into Suvarnabhumi International Airport. With Thrifty Car Rental a stone's throw from the arrivals area, you and the gang will be driving off into the sunset in no time.

With a variety of quality outlets in and around the middle of the city, collecting a car here is easy as pie. Hertz and Avis are both just a stone's throw away.

Holidays to Sathorn

Trapped at work fantasising about Sathorn and all the epic things it has to offer? Take the first step to actually getting there by learning the essentials about it.

Sathorn is a neighourhood in the national capital of Bangkok. You'll find it 4 kilometres south of the downtown area.

It's the people that can make a holiday truly awesome. So while you're visiting Sathorn, why not head out of town for a few days and introduce yourself to some of the 5 100 000 people that call Bangkok home?