Chez Moi Sukhumvit26 Private Residence 222

The rooms at Chez Moi Sukhumvit26 Private Residence 222 range from 212 m² rooms with garden views, sleeping up to six guests, to rooms for four with air conditioning. The two 212 m² rooms have a whirlpool bathtub and a flat-screen TV. The 112 m² Family Room sleeps up to four.

Beds include king and double beds, and the Three-Bedroom Apartment offers a choice of bed set-ups that includes a sofa bed. Several of the rooms for four guests have two double beds or two king beds, and most rooms have a private bathroom.

The residence provides a fitness centre and a hot tub, along with a coffee shop, room service and food delivery. A 24-hour front desk and daily housekeeping are available, and a doctor or nurse is on call for guests when needed.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, with Wi-Fi in the public areas and internet services as well. Free parking is available, and the residence offers a terrace and private check-in and check-out.

There is 24-hour security on site, and the residence is smoke-free, with non-smoking rooms. Air conditioning is provided in the public areas, and family rooms are part of the residence's offer. Parking is free, and the Wi-Fi is free in the rooms as well as in the public areas.

Soi Athakravi is a side street in Khlong Tan, in the Sukhumvit area of Bangkok, where apartment blocks sit alongside small parks, local eateries and food stalls. It is a residential part of the city rather than a tourist strip, and the Saen Saep canal runs close by, with a boat service on the waterway.

The Thong Lo BTS station is about 650 m away and Phrom Phong station about 1 km, so the Skytrain covers the trip into the central districts. The Soi 38 Nightmarket and the Noble Remix Pocket Park are a short stroll from Thong Lo, and the Siam Paragon shopping mall, a large centre for shopping and dining, is also on the Skytrain line. The Kamthieng House Museum, a traditional northern Thai house, lies about 2.3 km away, while the Jim Thompson House, a teak-built museum of Thai silk and art, is 5.7 km off.

A day could start at the Kamthieng House Museum and continue to the Grand Palace, about 9.4 km away, to see the Temple of the Emerald Buddha before crossing the river to Wat Arun. In the evening, Asiatique on the riverfront makes a relaxed end to the day, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, held on weekends, is worth a separate morning.