D-haus Ladprao Residence

The rooms at D-haus Ladprao Residence include 21 m² standard rooms and 37 m² deluxe rooms, and two of the deluxe rooms face the city or the pool. Rooms sleep up to two or three guests, and free Wi-Fi is available in all of them.

Furnishings vary from room to room: some have a bathtub, a shower and toiletries in a private bathroom, while others have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Beds also differ by room, and in some rooms they can be arranged in a choice of bed set-ups.

The property has an indoor and an outdoor swimming pool, a garden with seating areas and a terrace. The hotel also offers diving and snorkelling, and the garden has seating areas where guests can sit outdoors, with the terrace as a second outdoor space.

Free parking is available on site, with bicycle parking too, and the hotel is wheelchair accessible with an elevator. Daily housekeeping is provided, and the property has a laundromat, a convenience store, a vending machine and 24-hour security.

For business and events, the hotel has meeting and seminar facilities and an indoor venue for special events. Guests can also use the WiFi in the public areas.

D-haus Ladprao Residence is on Wathananiwet 7, just off Sutthisarn Road in the Huay Kwang district of Bangkok's Ratchada area. The streets around it have apartment blocks, local markets and small shops, including the Afternoon Market and the Saphansong Market, so the setting is a residential part of the city rather than a tourist strip.

The Chok Chai 4 MRT station is 750 m away on the Blue Line, and Phawana station is a little further along the same line, so the metro is the simplest link to the rest of the city. Suan Lum Night Bazaar, a night market in Lumphini, is nearby, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, a large market for clothes, food and plants, is 4.3 km away. The Grand Palace is 11.4 km away in the old city, and Don Mueang International Airport is 13.5 km away.

A good day could start at the Chatuchak Weekend Market at the weekend, when its stalls are open, and then take the metro towards the centre. Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum with a silk shop, is a short way from Siam, and in the evening the riverside at Asiatique is a pleasant place to end the day.