B-Loft 115

Guests have the whole apartment to themselves, with a queen bed, a full kitchen, air conditioning, a desk and a closet, in 30 m² of space. The apartment also has a hair dryer and toiletries.

Linens, an iron and a television with satellite and cable channels are provided, and the apartment sleeps up to two guests. Internet access is available, and the property has a gym and an elevator. The kitchen is fully equipped, and the apartment has its own air conditioning and a desk.

The apartment has a full kitchen, a washer, an iron, a desk with workspace and a closet, plus linens, toiletries and a hair dryer. Cable channels and a television are available, and internet access is available too.

The property also has a gym and an elevator, and it is wheelchair accessible. English and Thai are spoken, and guests can cook in the apartment's full kitchen. The gym is one of the shared facilities, and an elevator is also available in the property.

B-Loft 115 is in the Bang Na district of Bangkok, close to the border with Samut Prakan province. The streets around it are a mix of apartment blocks, shophouses and local markets rather than tourist strips, and Chulawet Hospital is one of the nearby facilities. Pu Chao BTS station and Samrong MRT station are both within walking distance, so the rail network is the main link to the rest of the city. Being in an outer district, the trip into the centre takes longer than from the inner districts, and the surroundings are quieter, with residential streets running off the main roads.

From Pu Chao BTS station, 350 m away, the Skytrain runs into central Bangkok, and Samrong MRT station, 850 m away, connects to the metro network. Nearby, the Erawan Museum is built around a giant bronze three-headed elephant sculpture, and Tippawan Lake and Tippawan Park offer green space in the surroundings.

For a day out, Asiatique - The Riverfront, 12.4 km away, is a riverside night market and shopping complex on the Chao Phraya, while the Grand Palace, 16.8 km away, is the royal complex of the old city, with Wat Arun across the river. Khaosan Road, the backpacker street near the old city, can be combined with the temples in one day.