Center@Bangrak

The holiday home measures 400 m² and has five bedrooms and nine bathrooms, sleeping up to 17 guests. Beds are arranged in a choice of set-ups, so the sleeping arrangements can be adapted to the group.

The bathrooms include walk-in showers, and the home has a TV with satellite and cable channels and a streaming service such as Netflix, plus toiletries, towels and an electric kettle.

The holiday home has a kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, oven and stove, plus a freezer, dishes and dining utensils, coffee or tea, and a BBQ grill for cooking outside.

A washer, iron, fans and linens are on site, together with a closet and a desk and workspace. The property also has a baby bath, a high chair and stair gates, as well as keyless access and a private entrance.

Security is provided around the clock, and air conditioning and a balcony or terrace are available. Internet access is available, and parking is paid, with a daily fee. Guests can also use the washer and iron for their clothes, and baby facilities are on hand for guests travelling with infants.

Center@Bangrak is on Charoen Krung Road in the Bang Rak district, one of the oldest parts of Bangkok. The area mixes temples, churches and mosques with older shophouses and markets, and several piers on the Chao Phraya river link the neighbourhood with other parts of the city. It is a district best seen on foot, with the river and the older streets close at hand.

Saphan Taksin BTS Station is 300 m from the property, connecting you to the Skytrain network. Wat Suan Phlu, Assumption Cathedral and Bang Rak Market are all within 200 m, so the local temples, churches and market are close by. The Skytrain links the neighbourhood with the rest of central Bangkok. Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, is 3.8 km away across the river, and The Grand Palace is 4.1 km away.

A day can begin with a walk around the temples and churches near the property, continue on the Skytrain, and end at the Grand Palace or Wat Arun, two of the city's best-known sights, and the walks between the sights are short enough that a morning can cover several of them. Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi airports are the nearest international airports, both on the outskirts of the city, so the holiday home is best reached from there by road.