Home to some of the city's best markets and parks, Northern Bangkok resembles more of provincial Thailand compared to its neighboring central areas. It is most preferred by expats with families as there are many American curriculum international schools. A wide range of accommodation types can be found, including single family homes (some with a swimming pool), condominiums, and townhouses. Shopping centers may be limited or further away from private residences.

This area is well-known among expats and foreign tourists alike. The sois are numbered from east to west, with some of the more popular ones even having names of their own! Entering the area, many shopping centers, restaurants, hotels, high-rise apartment buildings, the Skytrain, and traffic jams along the road can be easily spotted. Sois 1 to 63 are popular residential aeas for expats and affluent Thais. Western-style shopping complexes and international schools cater to many expat families.​

Known as Bangkok's suburban area, East Bangkok is home to many private single home residences, mega-sized shopping centres, prestigious international schools, communal facilities, such as public swimming pools, gynasiums, clubhouses, golf parks, and the Suvarnabhumi airport. Lower accommodation prices may be offered, suitable for those who enjoy low-rise living over being surrounded by towering buildings.

Closest to Agoda's Bangkok offices and the Central Business District, the area is home to many large shopping centres, including Siam Paragon, Central World, Central Embassy, and some of the most popular BTS stations. There are limited high-rise apartments and condos available, often smaller and more expensive than those in Sukhumvit. Residential areas closer to Lumpini Park come with leafier surroundings, fancy amenities, and bigger rental prices.

Silom area covers the south side of Lumpini Park stretching towards the Chao Phraya River. The financial district of Bangkok is quickly gaining popularity among foreigners for their niche bars, dining areas, and dazzling night life. While most accommodations are available as condominiums and high-rise apartments, single homes may also be available for rent. The area is commutable by BTS, MRT, and the express river boat.

Also called Bangkok's Thonburi, the area lies west of the Chao Phraya river up north to Nonthaburi province and down south to Phra Phradaeng, further away from big shopping malls and tourist hotspots. Floating markets, leafy alleyways, and a few lesser known historic temples roam this side of the city. Although a few BTS stations can lead to the area, the main methods of getting around are often by taxi or personal vehicle.