2BR BTS On Nut Siamese87 Two Bedroom LOFT hight floor 24

The whole property is one two-bedroom apartment of 55 m², sleeping up to four guests. You rent it as a single unit, which includes one bathroom and a choice of bed set-ups.

Air conditioning, a full kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator and electric kettle, a dining table, a flat-screen TV, a desk, a hair dryer, a shower and toiletries are all part of the apartment. The washer and the iron are part of the apartment too.

The building has an elevator, and the apartment includes a washer, an iron, a closet and a desk with workspace. A TV, a hair dryer and toiletries are also provided, along with air conditioning.

The full kitchen is the apartment's dining facility, with a microwave, a refrigerator and an electric kettle to hand, alongside a dining table for eating in. Languages spoken include English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Thai.

The apartment also has its own private pool, and the building has an elevator for getting up to it.

The apartment is on Sukhumvit 87 Alley in Bang Chak, a neighbourhood on the eastern side of Bangkok along the Sukhumvit corridor. Its surroundings are mostly markets, pagodas and parks, all within a few kilometres.

Bang Chak BTS Station is 500 m away and On Nut BTS Station is 600 m, and the Sukhumvit Line runs from there into central Bangkok, reaching the Siam shopping area. Suvarnabhumi Airport is 15.9 km away, and Don Mueang International Airport is 23.6 km away. On Nut Fresh Market and Phra Khanong Market are the nearest places for groceries, and Wat Tai, a pagoda, is nearby. Phibun Wet Park is a green space in the neighbourhood, and the Bangkok Bus Terminal (Eastern) serves coaches to towns in eastern Thailand, which is useful if you plan trips beyond the city. The Little Zoo Garden Capybara Cafe, with its small zoo-style garden, is another local stop.

A day idea is to take the BTS into the centre and then travel by river ferry to the Grand Palace, 13.3 km from the apartment, and Wat Arun on the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya river. Inside the Grand Palace complex stands the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, so the visit combines two of the city's best-known sights.