Heritage Shophouse in Yaowaraj, Bkk (room no.4/2)

Heritage Shophouse in Yaowaraj, Bkk (room no.4/2) is let as one apartment, measuring 25 m² with a double bed and air conditioning. The apartment has a private bathroom, a television, a hair dryer, toiletries and a wardrobe.

The apartment sleeps up to two guests. Extra beds can be requested directly from the property, and additional charges may apply, while a baby cot may be requested subject to availability.

Free parking is available at the property, so guests who travel by car can leave their vehicle on site, and there is no charge for the space. Internet access is also available.

Inside the apartment there is air conditioning, a television, a hair dryer, toiletries and a wardrobe, all in the same space as the double bed.

Yaowarat is Bangkok's Chinatown, a dense district of narrow lanes, old shophouses, gold shops and street-food stalls that come alive in the evening. The area around Hua Lamphong is one of the older parts of the city, a different side of Bangkok from the temples and malls, best explored on foot. Heritage buildings and small shrines sit between modern hotels, so the mood changes from one street to the next.

Hua Lamphong MRT station is 300 m away, and the railway station of the same name, Bangkok's main long-distance terminal, is a few hundred metres further on, so the metro is a simple way to reach other districts. The Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Center and Wat Traimit, which houses the Golden Buddha, are both within 150 m, and a Chao Phraya ferry pier is 250 m away. The Grand Palace is 2.9 km away and Khaosan Road is 3.1 km away, both reached by road from here.

A good day starts at Wat Traimit to see the solid gold Golden Buddha, then a walk along Yaowarat Road, where the food stalls are busiest in the evening. From there the Grand Palace and Khaosan Road are both reachable by road, and a boat along the Chao Phraya gives a different view of the city's temples, including Wat Arun.