Bangkok Two bedroom Apartment

Apartments at Bangkok Two bedroom Apartment measure between 65 and 70 m², and rooms can have air conditioning, an additional toilet, a refrigerator and free bottled water. Several apartments include a kitchenette with kitchenware and a microwave, and some have a balcony or terrace.

Bed set-ups vary by apartment, and several apartments offer a choice of set-ups rather than one fixed bed layout. Some apartments have a city view, and a few have a bathtub, a separate shower or an open air bath. Several apartments also have a kitchen, so guests can cook for themselves, and a BBQ area is available on site.

The property has a spa, a sauna and a fitness centre, along with an airport transfer and a taxi service. Tours can be arranged, and there is a concierge, luggage storage and express check-in and check-out.

A laundromat and a laundry service are available, and the property has an elevator. It is wheelchair accessible, and cash withdrawal is available. There is also a family room with children's books and toys.

Dining options on site are a kitchen, BBQ facilities and a vending machine. Internet access is available in the public areas, and free parking is provided. Luggage storage and lockers are also offered on site, alongside the spa and the fitness centre.

Sathorn is one of central Bangkok's business districts, with office towers, hotels and apartment blocks, and the Lumphini Park area lies close by. Bangkok Two bedroom Apartment is on Soi Sibamphen in Thung Mahamek, a side street in this part of the city.

The two nearest metro stations are Khlong Toei, 650 m away, and Lumphini, 750 m away, both on the Blue Line, which connects this part of Sathorn with the rest of the city. Siam Paragon, the large shopping centre with an aquarium and cinemas, is 3.4 km away, and Jim Thompson House, the former home of the American silk entrepreneur, is 4 km away. A few small museums, including the Kukrit Institute, lie in the streets around the property, and the Lumphini Park area is close by.

A day could begin at the Grand Palace, 7 km away, and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha within the same grounds, before crossing the Chao Phraya River to Wat Arun. Khaosan Road, the backpacker street close to the Grand Palace, is a lively place to end the day. Asiatique, the riverfront development with its shops and night views, is also worth an evening, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market is a longer trip across the city, open on weekends.