FuramaXclusive Sathorn Hotel Bangkok

Rooms at FuramaXclusive Sathorn Hotel Bangkok go from the 34 m² Deluxe, which sleeps two guests, to the 65 m² Executive Suite, which sleeps three. Several rooms have a city view and a bathtub, and the Premier also has open-air bath privileges, so there is a choice of room for different group sizes.

The 40 m² Premier Double or Twin Room sleeps up to four guests, and the Premier Room (Room Only) sleeps four and has a city view. The Deluxe Double Room measures 32 m² and sleeps up to three guests, and the Single Deluxe measures 34 m² for three guests, with air conditioning. The Executive Rooms cover 40 m² and sleep three.

Guests can use a fitness centre, a spa and sauna, and a steam room at the hotel. A 24-hour front desk, a concierge and luggage storage are available, and tours can be arranged. There is also a taxi service, and tours can be arranged through the hotel.

The restaurants serve breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a la carte dishes in the restaurant, as well as room service and a vending machine. Coffee and tea are served in the restaurant, and alcohol is also available.

Business facilities include meeting and banquet facilities, and laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services are available. There is an airport transfer, and the hotel is wheelchair accessible.

Sathorn is one of Bangkok's main business districts, and FuramaXclusive Sathorn Hotel Bangkok sits on Silom Soi 3, a side street off Silom Road. The area mixes office towers with older lanes, several embassies and street-food stalls. Chong Nonsi BTS station, 150 m away, puts the Silom Line within a short walk, and the side lanes around the hotel are quieter than the main road, and the BTS line runs above the streets towards Siam, a major shopping and transport hub.

Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum that belonged to the American who revived Thai silk, is 2.9 km away. The Grand Palace, the royal complex in the old city, is 5.2 km away and houses the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Oriental Pier, a ferry terminal on the Chao Phraya River, is also nearby, and Chong Nonsi Canal Park and the Lalai Sap Market are close by.

A good day could begin at Chong Nonsi Canal Park, then continue to the Jim Thompson House and back to the river to take a boat towards the old city. The Grand Palace and the temples along the river are the main sights there, and the river boats offer a relaxed way to see them.