Aiims Tales Canal Boutique House

The rooms at Aiims Tales Canal Boutique House come with king or queen beds. Rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a closet, a refrigerator, bathrobes, toiletries and a hair dryer, as well as a private bathroom with a shower.

The Deluxe measures 32 m², the superior room 16 m² and the Yellow Sakura Room 20 m². The Deluxe and the superior room both have a garden view, and room capacity goes up to three guests.

Free parking is available on site, and the hotel has an elevator, luggage storage and safety deposit boxes for valuables. Daily housekeeping, dry cleaning and a laundry service are also offered at the property.

For food and drink, the hotel has a restaurant, a bar and a coffee shop, and it offers Asian and continental breakfast. A massage can be booked, tours can be arranged, and the property has a garden.

Wi-Fi is free in all rooms and in the public areas, and English and Thai are spoken at the property. Ticket services are also offered, and internet services are available in the public areas as well as in the rooms.

Aiims Tales Canal Boutique House sits in Thonburi, on the western bank of the Chao Phraya River, in a part of Bangkok where canals and temples are part of everyday life. The area is calmer than the central tourist districts across the water, and it keeps guests close to the old city without the busiest streets. The canals and small lanes around the hotel are one of the simplest ways to get to know the neighbourhood.

The hotel is 800 m from Bang Phai MRT station, and Tha Phra MRT station is 1.2 km away, so the metro is the main link to the rest of the city. Closer to the hotel, the Floating Market Khlong Bang Luang and The Artist's House are both reachable on foot along the canals. Across the river, the Grand Palace (3.7 km) and its neighbour Wat Phra Kaew are the best-known sights of the old city, while Wat Arun (3.1 km), with its tall prang, stands on the Thonburi bank.

A good day could start at the Floating Market Khlong Bang Luang, then continue by taxi or river ferry to Wat Arun and across to the Grand Palace. The Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew make a full morning, with the Emerald Buddha at the centre of the temple complex. In the afternoon, Khaosan Road in the old city offers a lively contrast to the temples and canals of Thonburi.