EM HOME Sukhumvit Bangkok

Rooms at EM HOME Sukhumvit Bangkok sleep between three and five guests. The rooms include a 30 m² Standard quadruple with four bunk beds, a 42 m² Suite Balcony with a choice of bed set-ups, and family rooms such as the Family Room with two double beds and the 40 m² Family Deluxe. Several rooms have air conditioning, a private entrance and a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels.

Several rooms include a flat-screen TV, and the Family Deluxe measures 40 m² with two double beds for up to four guests. The Deluxe triple, at 38 m², has a single bed and a king bed for up to three guests. The Superior Family Room sleeps up to five guests.

Guests can use a 24-hour front desk, a laundry service and private check-in and check-out. The hotel has a garden and a terrace, air conditioning in its public areas, and a shared kitchen where guests can prepare their own food. Check-in is until 23:00, and the front desk is open round the clock.

Free parking is available, and Wi-Fi is also offered in the public areas, with internet services alongside it. The hotel is a smoke-free property with non-smoking rooms, and it has a family room. A baby cot can be provided on request for younger guests, and the garden and the terrace are part of the outdoor space at the hotel.

EM HOME Sukhumvit Bangkok stands on Sukhumvit Road, one of the city's long commercial avenues, lined with hotels, shopping malls, eateries and street-food stalls. The area is busy by day and lively in the evening, and it is convenient for travellers who want quick access to the metro and skytrain rather than the old town's temples. The nearby side streets hold massage shops and small eateries.

The Sukhumvit MRT station and the Asok BTS station are both close by, so the metro and skytrain are the simplest way to reach the rest of the city. Siam Paragon, a large shopping mall with an aquarium, is 3.4 km away, and Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest markets in Bangkok, is 7.1 km away. Closer by, Benchasiri Park is a leafy green space with a lake and jogging paths, and the Kamthieng House Museum is a Northern Thai-style teak house run by the Siam Society.

A good day could start at the Chatuchak Weekend Market, which is open mainly at weekends, and continue to Wat Arun, a riverside temple at 8.2 km across the river from the Grand Palace. In the evening, the shops and eateries of Sukhumvit make an easy return to the area.