50 Ekkamai BTS

The property is a single apartment let as a whole, with 23 m² of floor space, a double bed and space for up to two guests. It has a private bathroom, air conditioning, its own private entrance and a full kitchen with a washing machine.

Inside, there is a TV, a desk, a closet, linens, toiletries and a hair dryer, along with ironing facilities. Guests have the whole apartment to themselves, with the kitchen and the double bed in the same space.

Guests have a full kitchen, a TV, air conditioning, linens, toiletries, a hair dryer, a closet, an iron and a desk with a workspace in the apartment. The building has an elevator and is wheelchair accessible, and it includes a gym.

The building offers an indoor pool and an outdoor pool, along with the fitness centre and a washing machine in the apartment. Internet access is available, and the apartment has its own private entrance, so guests have a separate way in.

50 Ekkamai BTS sits on Rama IV Road in the Phra Khanong district of Bangkok, along the Sukhumvit corridor, a dense stretch of shopping centres, office blocks and apartment buildings with the skytrain line running along it. It is a busy, built-up part of the city, very different from the historic quarters by the river.

Ekkamai BTS Station is 1 km away, and the skytrain runs from there to Siam, where Siam Paragon is 6.3 km from the property, and on to the business districts further along the line. Jim Thompson House, the former home of the American silk entrepreneur, is a museum built from traditional teak houses with a garden. The Grand Palace and Wat Arun, the temple on the Chao Phraya riverbank, lie in the old city, 10.5 km away. Suvarnabhumi Airport, at 18.5 km, and Don Mueang International Airport, at 22.6 km, are both reached by taxi or by public transport into the city.

A day could start at the Chatuchak Weekend Market, a long ride north, and end with an evening at the Soi 38 Nightmarket close by. Those who want green space can take a ferry from the nearby pier to Bang Kachao, a green peninsula of gardens and paths across the river, a quiet change from the traffic of Sukhumvit.