AP Erawan by Cupid

The holiday home is a single self-contained home with a private entrance, air conditioning and a full kitchen with a microwave and a refrigerator. It has a queen bed, with space for up to two guests, and the home measures 32 m².

Inside, the home has a TV, a desk, linens, a closet, a hair dryer and toiletries, plus free instant coffee. The gym, the elevator and the free parking are available across the property.

The property has a gym, an elevator and 24-hour security, and it is wheelchair accessible. The elevator serves the building, and keyless access is available for arrival, so guests do not need to wait for a key at the desk.

Free parking is available on site. Coffee or tea is available, and the kitchen has dishes and dining utensils, a microwave and a refrigerator. Body wash and an iron are also available across the property, so guests have the basics for a few days in Samut Prakan.

A desk or workspace, a laundromat nearby and a balcony or terrace are also available, and internet access is available. Guests who want to do some laundry will find a laundromat close by.

AP Erawan by Cupid sits on Sukhumvit Road in Samut Prakan, in the Phra Pradaeng area just outside the capital. The neighbourhood is a mix of residential streets, small villages and green spaces, and it is calmer than central Bangkok. Villages such as Ban Boran and Ban Bang Duan give the area a local, lived-in character, with houses, small shops and quiet lanes. It is a setting for a traveller who wants a quiet base close to the city without staying in its busy core.

Chang Erawan train station is 50 m from the property, and it is the closest transport stop. Sukhumvit Park, 600 m away, is a green space for walks, while the Wat Bang Duan Nai pagoda and the Erawan Elephant Museum are both 800 m away. The pagoda is a local place of worship, and the museum is devoted to elephants, so the two make a natural pairing for a short outing on foot. Other parks in the wider area, such as Tippawan Park, are also within a short drive.

For a relaxed day, walk to Sukhumvit Park in the morning and visit the Erawan Elephant Museum, then take the train into Bangkok, which is only a short journey away by rail. Guests who drive can use the free parking on site, and the quieter streets around the property are pleasant to explore on foot.