A Townhouse 100m from BTS Bangchak

Air conditioning is standard in the rooms. The family room and the king room each measure 60 m², and the deluxe double room measures 15 m². The family room sleeps up to four guests. The king room and the deluxe double room each sleep up to two.

The family room has two single beds and a queen bed, the king room has a king bed and a sofa bed, and the deluxe double room has a queen bed and a sofa bed. The king room also has a balcony, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms.

The property has a coffee shop and barbecue facilities, and it offers grocery delivery, food delivery and a breakfast takeaway service. Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and there is also Wi-Fi in the public areas, with internet services available to guests on the property.

Family rooms are available, and the rooms can have a flat-screen TV, a desk, linens, towels, a closet, a hair dryer and a refrigerator. Tours can be arranged, on-site entertainment is offered, and a doctor or nurse can be called. Staff speak English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Thai, and the property has a hotel room service app. The public areas have air conditioning, and Wi-Fi is available there as well.

The property sits on Sukhumvit 95/1 Alley in Phra Khanong, a residential district in eastern Bangkok. It suits guests who want a local neighbourhood with the BTS skytrain close at hand. Life here runs at a local pace, with clinics, temples and local markets within a short distance of the property, and the Sukhumvit line runs through the wider district.

Bang Chak BTS station is 200 m away, and the Sukhumvit line connects to the centre of the city, so guests can reach the central sights by skytrain and then by taxi. The On Nut Fresh Market, 1.5 km away, is one of the local markets in the area, and Wat Bunrot Thammaram, a temple 1.4 km away, is a short trip from the property. Chatuchak Weekend Market is 12.9 km away, and Suvarnabhumi Airport is 15.6 km away.

A day from here can start at the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, two of the classic sights of old Bangkok, with Wat Arun on the Chao Phraya river. From there, Jim Thompson House, a museum in a traditional Thai house once owned by the American silk entrepreneur Jim Thompson, gives a closer look at Thai craftsmanship, and Asiatique The Riverfront offers a riverside complex for an evening out.