Cozy Room At Ruamrudee, BTS Ploenchit

The whole property is let as one apartment, and its single bedroom is set up for up to three guests. The bedroom has a double bed and a futon, and the apartment measures 45 m².

Its bathroom has a bathtub, and the apartment is air conditioned and has a street view. Guests also find a hair dryer, toiletries, satellite and cable channels, a TV, complimentary tea and instant coffee, and free WiFi.

The property has a gym and a hot tub, and a kitchen is available for guests. There is an indoor fireplace, an elevator, a washer and an iron, a desk or workspace, and coffee or tea is available as well.

Parking is free, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the property, with portable WiFi rental also offered. The property has a doorman, 24-hour security and keyless access, and it is wheelchair accessible. English, Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese and Thai are spoken. The washer and iron are there for guests who need to do their laundry or press their clothes, and the kitchen suits those who prefer to prepare their own meals, with coffee or tea also available.

Ruamrudee Road runs through the Sukhumvit area of central Bangkok, and Phloen Chit BTS Station is about 600 m away. The neighbourhood sits between the business streets and the diplomatic quarter, and the Embassy of the Czech Republic, the Embassy of Egypt and Masjid Indonesia are all within a short distance of the property. It suits anyone who wants to be close to the Skytrain without staying in the busiest part of the city.

Siam Paragon, about 2 km away, is one of the large shopping centres in the Siam area, and MBK Center is a little further on. Jim Thompson House, a former home turned into a museum of Thai art and silk, is a short ride away. The Grand Palace, about 6.5 km away, and Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn on the bank of the Chao Phraya river, are a longer trip across the old city, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market is further north.

A good day could start at Jim Thompson House, continue to Siam for shopping, and finish with a visit to the Grand Palace and Wat Arun. Those two sights are best combined in one day, since they stand close to each other on the river side of the old city.