Ban Ing Suan Homestay Suvarnabhumi

Accommodation at Ban Ing Suan Homestay Suvarnabhumi is a bungalow of 28 m² with a double bed for up to two guests. It has a private bathroom, a private entrance, air conditioning and a full kitchen, so guests can prepare their own meals.

The bungalow is also equipped with toiletries, a hair dryer, satellite and cable TV channels, and a coffee or tea maker. Laundry service and dry cleaning are offered at the property, and the grounds include a garden.

Free parking is available at Ban Ing Suan Homestay Suvarnabhumi, and pets are allowed. A kitchen is one of its main features, and coffee or tea making is part of the facilities. Guests who want to cook can use the kitchen.

General facilities include a washer, a desk or workspace, a microwave, dishes and dining utensils, and cable TV channels. Internet access is available, and the rooms can have air conditioning, a private entrance and linens, all useful for self-catering guests.

Ban Ing Suan Homestay Suvarnabhumi sits in Bang Chalong, in Samut Prakan province, close to Suvarnabhumi International Airport, 8.8 km away. The area is residential, with village houses, small pagodas and local markets, and it is a practical base for travellers who need to be near the airport rather than near the main sights of Bangkok.

Wat Bang Chalong Nok, a pagoda 1.3 km away, is a quiet place for a short walk. Tipgaysorn is a market 3.3 km away. Bangplee Old Market and Suan Suk Jai, a park, are a little further out. The Airport Rail Link Suvarnabhumi Station and Suvarnabhumi Station serve the airport area, so rail is an option for travel into the wider city.

A morning at Wat Bang Chalong Nok or a stroll through Suan Suk Jai makes a relaxed start before a flight. For a bigger day out, Chatuchak Weekend Market is 30.5 km away across the city, a trip to plan in advance. Golf fans will find Subhapruek Golf Club and Lake Wood Golf club nearby, and Green Valley Country Club is also in the wider area. The American School of Bangkok Bangna Campus is a further landmark in the wider district, a short drive from the local villages.