130 Hotel & Residence Bangkok

The rooms at 130 Hotel & Residence Bangkok measure from 30 to 45 m² and sleep up to five guests. The choice runs from doubles with a queen bed to twin rooms with two single beds, and there is also a suite for up to four guests.

Rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, an in-room safe, a desk, a sofa and a refrigerator, and some rooms have a flat-screen TV.

Guests at 130 Hotel & Residence Bangkok can use a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, daily housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning services, and an elevator. Facilities for disabled guests and wheelchair access are available.

For getting around, the hotel offers an airport transfer and a taxi service, and free parking is available on site. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi is also offered in public areas. A convenience store and a salon are also on the property.

Dining includes a buffet breakfast, restaurants and a restaurant breakfast, and food delivery is also offered. Guests can also use the fitness centre and the garden, and the convenience store and salon are on hand too.

130 Hotel & Residence Bangkok is in the Bang Kapi district of Bangkok, away from the busiest central shopping streets, with a garden on the property. Decha Park and Wat Chanthawongsaram, a pagoda, are nearby, and Vejthani Hospital is a few hundred metres away, so the streets around the hotel give a sense of everyday neighbourhood life.

Lat Phrao 101 MRT Station is 250 m from the hotel and Bang Kapi MRT Station is 950 m away, so the metro is the nearest public transport. Chatuchak Weekend Market is 9.5 km away, the Grand Palace 15.4 km and Suvarnabhumi Airport 15.7 km from the hotel. Siam Paragon, one of Bangkok's best-known shopping centres, is in the Siam area, a short distance from the central streets.

A day could combine the Chatuchak Weekend Market, which is open at weekends, with the old city, where the Grand Palace and Wat Arun sit along the Chao Phraya river. Wat Arun stands on the opposite bank of the river from the Grand Palace, so the two are usually visited together. Jim Thompson House, a museum set in traditional Thai houses, is also worth a stop in the central area. The Chatuchak Weekend Market sells everything from clothing and crafts to plants and food, and it is open only at weekends.