A1 Duplex large room wt kitchen

The rooms measure 60 m² and are fitted with air conditioning, a full kitchen, linens, toiletries and towels. Every room also has a hair dryer, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The One-Bedroom Apartment sleeps up to seven guests and has a private bathroom, a dining table and a flat-screen TV. The Day Room sleeps up to six and has its own private entrance, a TV, complimentary tea and free instant coffee.

The kitchen facilities include a freezer, a microwave, a refrigerator and a stove, along with dishes and dining utensils. Air conditioning covers the public areas as well as the rooms, non-smoking rooms are available, and both ceiling and portable fans are provided.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the property also offers internet services, Wi-Fi in its public areas and free wired internet. Among the room amenities are a desk, ironing facilities, a hair dryer and a washing machine. English and Thai are spoken, and body wash is provided. Air conditioning and a full kitchen are found in all the rooms, and the property also has a microwave and a refrigerator.

Silom is one of central Bangkok's main business districts, where skyscrapers rise above older streets lined with markets, food stalls and temples. The property is on Soi Silom 8, a side street in the district, so the area suits anyone who wants a city stay close to offices, restaurants and evening life.

Sala Daeng and Chong Nonsi, two BTS Skytrain stations, are both 450 m away, and the Skytrain is a convenient way to reach other parts of the city. Patpong Night Market is 200 m away, a lively place for street food, handmade crafts and evening shopping. Further off, Jim Thompson House, the teak home of the American silk entrepreneur, is 2.4 km away, and Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn on the Chao Phraya riverbank, is 4.8 km away.

A day here could begin with Lumpini Park, the large green space where locals practise Tai Chi in the early morning, and end at Patpong Night Market after dark. The Grand Palace, home to the Emerald Buddha, is a longer trip across the Chao Phraya river from Wat Arun, so a taxi is the simplest way to reach it. Because the streets of Silom mix office towers with markets and food stalls, the area stays busy well into the evening.