211 Spacious studio with breezy fan full amenities with free Wi-Fi

The whole property is rented as one apartment, so guests have the space to themselves. It has a private bathroom, a fan, an electric kettle, a hair dryer, toiletries and towels, and the apartment is fitted with linens and slippers.

The apartment measures 24 m² and has a garden view. It sleeps up to two guests, with a single bed and a futon, and is set up for a stay of a few nights or longer.

The property offers free parking and daily housekeeping, and a washer is available for guests. Free Wi-Fi covers the whole apartment, and there is a desk or workspace for working or planning the day ahead.

Inside the apartment you will find a closet, an iron, a fan, a hair dryer and linens and towels, and toiletries are provided. The property also has a balcony or terrace. A washer, an iron and a closet are all available to guests, and free parking is there for those who travel by car.

The apartment sits in the Chatuchak district of northern Bangkok, an area where Kasetsart University sits alongside residential streets, markets and temples. It is quieter than the old town and gives visitors a calmer part of the city with plenty of local life around them. Kasetsart University, one of Thailand's best-known universities, has its campus in the district, and students and families are a big part of daily life on the streets.

Sena Nikhom BTS station is 350 m away and connects to the Skytrain line into the city. Chatuchak Weekend Market is 5 km away, and Don Mueang International Airport 9 km, while the Grand Palace is 13.1 km away, a longer trip into the old city. Closer to the property, Amon Phan market is the nearest market, and Wat Samian Nari, a pagoda, is a short distance further on.

Spend a day at Chatuchak Weekend Market, a very large market open on Saturdays and Sundays, selling clothing, crafts, plants and street food. In the afternoon, the Jim Thompson House, known for its collection of Thai art and its silk, is a good contrast to the market. Visitors who stay longer can take the Skytrain into the centre to see the Grand Palace and Wat Arun on the Chao Phraya river.