City Silom I King Bed I Sleep 3 I 2 Bedroom

Air conditioning is part of every accommodation at City Silom I King Bed I Sleep 3 I 2 Bedroom. The two-bedroom apartment measures 55 m² and sleeps up to eight guests, with a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and an electric kettle.

Another accommodation sleeps up to three guests and has a full kitchen, a coffee and tea maker, complimentary tea and free instant coffee. It offers a choice of bed set-ups, and guests can use the hair dryer and toiletries provided in the bathroom.

The property has an outdoor swimming pool, restaurants and a kitchen, with a vending machine and food delivery also offered. There is an elevator, luggage storage, dry cleaning, a convenience store and a salon, and the property has balconies or terraces.

Rooms can have air conditioning, linens, toiletries, towels, a hair dryer, a coffee and tea maker, complimentary tea, free instant coffee and a full kitchen, and rooms can also have a washing machine and ironing facilities.

Free WiFi is available in all rooms, with WiFi also in the public areas and wired internet. The property offers English, Mandarin Chinese and Thai, 24-hour security, facilities for disabled guests and soundproof rooms.

Silom is one of Bangkok's busiest business districts, where office towers stand beside older streets of food stalls, small shops and bars. The property sits in the middle of this mix, and both the Chong Nonsi BTS sky train station and the Sam Yan MRT station are 500 m away. Trains from these stations reach much of the city, so the rest of Bangkok is easy to visit without a car.

Patpong Night Market is a short walk away, and it is one of the best-known night markets in Silom, with street food and stalls selling clothes and souvenirs. Jim Thompson House, a museum of Thai silk set in a group of traditional teak houses, is a short ride away. Across the Chao Phraya river, Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, and the Grand Palace in the old city, 4.7 km away, are two of Bangkok's best-known sights.

Chatuchak Weekend Market, 8.2 km away, is one of the largest markets in Bangkok, selling clothes, crafts, plants and street food at weekends. It is a longer trip than the sights in the old city, so it works well as a separate day out, while the temples and palaces of the old city fit into a day of their own, with the river crossing to Wat Arun as a pleasant break.