Aunchaleena Grand Hotel

Aunchaleena Grand Hotel offers rooms for two or three guests, with queen, double and single beds. Some rooms have a city view and a private bathroom, and the Executive Room has a bathtub.

The Superior Room measures 26 m² and can host three guests, with a choice of bed set-ups. The Grand Deluxe Room and the Grand Deluxe with Breakfast each measure 40 m², and the Superior City View Room has air conditioning. The hotel also offers daily housekeeping.

The hotel has an outdoor and an indoor swimming pool, a children's pool, a spa with sauna and massage, and a fitness centre. Free parking is on site, and there is a 24-hour front desk, an airport transfer, car hire, a shuttle service and a taxi service.

Families can use a playground, a babysitting service and the children's pool. Guests can also use luggage storage, a laundry service, dry cleaning and currency exchange, and the hotel is wheelchair accessible with facilities for disabled guests.

Restaurants include a coffee shop, a poolside bar, a halal restaurant and 24-hour room service, and a buffet breakfast is served. There is also a gift and souvenir shop, a salon, a nightclub, a shared lounge with a TV area and a garden.

Aunchaleena Grand Hotel is in the Bang Kapi district of Bangkok, well away from the historic centre, where the Grand Palace is 14.4 km away. The area has many sports venues: the Rajamangala National Stadium is 800 m from the hotel, and the Sports Authority of Thailand, the Archery Field and a university pier are all close by.

The metro is the practical link to the rest of the city: Lat Phrao 101 MRT Station is 1.5 km away, and Mahat Thai MRT Station is also nearby. Suvarnabhumi Airport is the nearest airport, at 15.8 km. A ferry pier, Saphan Mit Mahat Thai Pier, is next to the hotel, and Wat Thep Lila, a Buddhist temple, is in the same neighbourhood. For shopping, the Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the city's best-known weekend markets, is 9.1 km away.

For a day out, the temples and palaces of the old city are the main draw, with the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and Wat Arun among the sights. Wat Arun stands on the Chao Phraya riverbank. Asiatique The Riverfront is a riverside shopping and dining complex, and Khaosan Road, with its bars and street-food stalls, is one of the city's best-known streets.