Baan Changpuek

The apartment is offered as one Standard room of 25 m², furnished with a queen bed for up to two guests. The room has air conditioning, soundproofing, a balcony or terrace, a washing machine and a TV with satellite and cable channels, along with a private bathroom.

With a queen bed and a capacity of two guests, the apartment is set up for two people travelling together, and the street view can be enjoyed from the balcony or terrace.

Free parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi covers the apartment, with Wi-Fi also in the public areas. Internet access is wireless, and satellite and cable channels are available on the TV.

Laundry service, dry cleaning and luggage storage are offered, and the business centre has xerox and fax facilities. The property is smoke-free and has 24-hour security. Luggage storage is available for bags, and dry cleaning is offered for garments that need professional care. Check-in runs from 14:00 to 22:00 and check-out is at 12:00.

Baan Changpuek sits in the Don Mueang area of Bangkok, a largely residential part of the city. Don Mueang International Airport, serving both domestic and international flights, is 7.1 km away, while Suvarnabhumi Airport, the newer international hub, lies 28.8 km away. The area has several small parks around it, including DPU Building 9 Park, and the Durakij Pundit University campus is nearby.

The nearest rail link is the Thung Song Hong SRT station, 1.5 km from the apartment, and Bang Khen SRT station is a little further on. Jim Thompson House, a compound of traditional Thai houses filled with Thai art, is further into the city, and Wat Arun is a short trip from the centre along the river. Taxis and the rail line are the usual ways to reach the city centre from the apartment, and the trip takes a while.

A day out might start early at the Chatuchak Weekend Market, 7.8 km away, which is open mainly at weekends and sells everything from clothing to plants. In the afternoon, head to the Grand Palace, 15 km away, and the riverside temple of Wat Arun, which has a tall central prang and is one of the city's best-known sights.