Executive Club at Windsor

The rooms at Executive Club at Windsor include suites with city views, and the suites have bathtubs. Rooms can have air conditioning, a desk, an in-room safe, a sofa, a mini bar and a refrigerator, and bathrooms can come with bathrobes, toiletries and a hair dryer. Rooms can also have a flat-screen TV and a telephone.

Every room sleeps up to three guests. Rooms can also have soundproofing, ironing facilities and a trouser press, along with free bottled water, and the suites look over the city. The Executive Suite and the Neo Suite each include a private bathroom with a bathtub, and the Pano Corner Suite has a bathtub with bathrobes and toiletries.

Executive Club at Windsor has an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor swimming pool, as well as a fitness centre, a spa with sauna and massage treatments. Business facilities, meeting and banquet rooms, a concierge, currency exchange and luggage storage are also available.

For meals, the hotel has a restaurant serving lunch and dinner, with a la carte dishes and Chinese cuisine, plus a coffee shop, a poolside bar and 24-hour room service. The hotel also has a vegetarian restaurant, and a buffet breakfast is served.

For families, the hotel has a children's swimming pool and a babysitting service. Tours can be arranged, and there is an airport transfer and a shuttle service. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Executive Club at Windsor is on Sukhumvit Soi 20, a side street in central Bangkok where office blocks, apartment buildings and small shops sit alongside the main Sukhumvit Road. The neighbourhood is busy and well connected, and the nearby lanes are lined with tailors, shops and massage places, with office towers and apartment blocks along the main road.

Sukhumvit MRT Station is 450 m away, a metro stop on the Blue Line, and Asok BTS Station is also nearby, giving access to the skytrain, which runs towards the Siam area and Siam Paragon shopping centre. Soi Cowboy, a lively street of bars, is just along the road, and Benchasiri Park, a leafy green space with shaded paths, is a short distance off.

A good day could begin with a visit to Jim Thompson House, a museum in a teak house, then continue to Siam Paragon for lunch and shopping, and end with a stroll through Benchasiri Park. The Grand Palace, 8 km away, is a fuller day trip for the royal complex and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, 7.4 km away, is one of the largest weekend markets in Bangkok, with food stalls and clothing sold across many lanes.