Cacha Hotel

Cacha Hotel's rooms sleep between two and five guests. Some face the city, some have no window, and one has a balcony. The Superior King Room has a city view and air conditioning, and the Deluxe Room with balcony measures 25 m². Some rooms have a city view, and one room has a balcony.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and many rooms have air conditioning, blackout curtains and a private bathroom with a shower and hair dryer. Several rooms include a refrigerator, a closet, free instant coffee or a TV with satellite and cable channels. Extra beds depend on the room you choose.

Cacha Hotel's facilities include luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, daily housekeeping, an elevator, and ironing and laundry services. Business facilities, including Xerox and fax in the business centre, are available too.

For food and drink, the hotel has a coffee shop, a breakfast service and a Continental breakfast, and bottled water is available. A playground, a terrace and a rooftop area are also on site.

Connectivity covers internet services and satellite and cable channels, and bicycle parking is provided. English and Thai are spoken at the hotel, and several rooms have a telephone and satellite and cable channels, so guests can keep up with news and calls from their room. Business facilities and luggage storage are also on site.

Cacha Hotel stands on Petchburi Road in Ratchathewi, a busy central district of Bangkok beside the Siam shopping area. The streets around it mix shops, mosques and older houses, and the Ban Krua Silk Factory, a museum, is close by in a neighbourhood known for its silk weaving. Visitors can shop in the malls and visit museums nearby, while the side streets stay residential and calmer than the main road.

The Ratchathewi BTS Station is 650 m away, and the skytrain links the area to Siam Paragon, a large shopping centre with an aquarium, and to MBK Center, another mall nearby. The Jim Thompson House, the former home of the Thai silk entrepreneur, is a museum with a garden close to the hotel. Across the Chao Phraya, the Temple of Dawn, Wat Arun, stands on the far bank, while the Grand Palace, 3.9 km away, is the centre of old Bangkok's royal sights.

A good day could begin at the Jim Thompson House and continue to the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, ending at the Asiatique riverside complex in the evening. For a larger outing, the Chatuchak Weekend Market, 5.5 km away, is one of Bangkok's biggest markets and is best explored on a weekend.