Forfam at Ekkamai

Rooms at Forfam at Ekkamai are sized for families and small groups, and several sleep up to six guests. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the public areas have air conditioning.

Children aged 0 to 16 stay free when they use the existing bedding, and an extra bed carries an additional charge. Extra beds depend on the room you choose, and hen, stag and similar parties are not accommodated.

Forfam at Ekkamai has a massage service, a games room and a playground, and the property also offers concierge help, luggage storage and lockers. Express and private check-in and check-out are both offered, and a doctor or nurse is on call.

Guests can use a shared kitchen, and vending machines and food delivery are available. English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Thai are spoken.

Daily housekeeping is offered, and 24-hour security is in place. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, with internet services and Wi-Fi in the public areas too, and family rooms are offered. The lockers and luggage storage are available to guests at the property, and the property also has a playground and a 24-hour security service.

Forfam at Ekkamai is on Soi Ekkamai 28 in the Sukhumvit area of Bangkok, in the Ekkamai neighbourhood. It is a district of everyday city life, with street food, small local shops and the Pink Skate Park Ekkamai close by, so the rhythm of Bangkok is near at hand.

Public transport is 560 m from the property, and Ramkhamhaeng station on the Airport Rail Link is a short distance away. Suvarnabhumi Airport is 18.2 km away, the Chatuchak Weekend Market is 8 km away and the Grand Palace is 10.7 km away, with Wat Arun on the other side of the river and the Jim Thompson House in central Bangkok. Wat Phasi, a pagoda 350 m from the building, is also in the neighbourhood, and the Camillian Hospital is close by. The Pink Skate Park Ekkamai is also close to the property, so the surroundings mix local streets with a few places to visit.

A day from the apartment could start at Wat Phasi and continue to the Grand Palace and Wat Arun in the old city. On weekends the Chatuchak Weekend Market draws crowds for clothes, crafts and street food, and the Jim Thompson House is a restored Thai teak house that is well worth a visit before you head back to the Sukhumvit area.