46 Ekkamai BTS丨Upper District丨Wifi 丨Pool and Gym

The apartment is a self-contained place with its own private entrance, a full kitchen, air conditioning and a washing machine. It has a double bed for up to two guests and covers 23 m².

A private bathroom, a desk, a wardrobe, a TV, a hair dryer, an iron and toiletries complete the apartment, and linens are provided. The building has an elevator and a gym on site, and the washing machine means laundry can be done in the apartment itself.

The building has an elevator, a gym and wheelchair accessible access, and the apartment has a full kitchen available for guests to cook. The gym is on site, and the elevator serves the floors of the building, which also has a washing machine and a private entrance for the apartment itself.

Inside the apartment you will find a TV, air conditioning, linens, toiletries, a hair dryer, an iron, a closet and a desk for working, along with a washing machine and a private entrance from outside. Internet access is available.

The apartment sits on Rama IV Road in the Phra Khanong district, on the Sukhumvit corridor, an area of offices, hospitals and student life. Bangkok University's city campus is close by, as is Theptarin Hospital, and a convenience store and an ATM are nearby. The streets around are quieter in the evenings than the central shopping districts, with local shops along the soi.

Ekkamai BTS station is 1 km away, and the Sukhumvit line runs from there toward the city centre and to Siam Paragon, a large shopping centre 6.3 km away. The Grand Palace is 10.5 km away, and Suvarnabhumi Airport is 18.5 km away for those arriving by air. Ekkamai Bus Station is also close by, 1000 m from the building.

A good day out could begin at the Jim Thompson House, a museum of Thai silk in a traditional house, then continue to the Grand Palace and Wat Arun on the river. Evenings are for the night market on Soi 38, a short distance from the building, where the stalls keep going until late. The Chatuchak Weekend Market lies farther out across the city and is best kept for a separate day, when there is time to browse its many stalls at a leisurely pace.