Tourtist Attractions.
Getting around
… by foot.
… by river boat.
… by bus.
… by subway and sky train.
… by taxi or tuk-tuk.
By foot: Riverview Guest House is located in the old center of Chinese business. The China Town is about 10 minutes walk. There you can enjoy a variety of delicious Chinese food. Sampeng is also a good place for value hunting, and though most of the items are available for wholesales, but retails can be provided at a bit extra cost. By river boat: The nearest pier to us is N4-Marine Department Pier or formerly known as Krom Jao Tha Pier. The regular river boat, without any flag, stop every pier, while the express boat with orange flag is faster with a bit extra cost. It’s the easiest way to experience the Bangkok way of leaving. As the Bangkok once was called the Venice of the East, the Chaopraya River is still the heart of the city. You can visit several attractions along the river such as the Grand Palace or get the connection to Bangkok Noi Canel Cruise at Tha Chang Pier, and to Khao Sarn Road at Praarthit Pier. 
By bus: Several buses running near by serving almost every destination. By underground (MRT) and sky train: The nearest underground station is at Hualamphong Station which is about 10 minutes walk to us. You can take the underground to Chutuchak or so-called Weekend market, or to Suan Lum Night Bazaar for shopping. The connection of the MRT and the sky train is at Saladaeng Station where you can reach the business district of Silom, or take the sky train to center city where several shopping malls located such as Siam Paragon, Siam Discovery, Maboonklong, and Central World Plaza. By taxi and tuk-tuk: All taxies are metered by distance and time waiting. The tuk-tuks are not metered, so it can be negotiable.