Hiddenwoods

All the rooms at Hiddenwoods have a garden view and air conditioning, together with a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels. The rooms also share a flat-screen TV, slippers, an electric kettle and free bottled water. The rooms measure from 25 to 57 m² and accommodate up to four guests, and the bathrooms are fitted with toiletries and towels in every case.

Every room looks out over the property's garden, so the greenery is the view from all of them. The public areas also have air conditioning and Wi-Fi, and the property has non-smoking rooms for guests who prefer them.

Hiddenwoods has an outdoor swimming pool and a landscaped garden. Free parking is available, and bicycle parking is also provided.

Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and there is also Wi-Fi in the public areas. Air conditioning is available in the public areas as well as in the rooms. The property has non-smoking rooms, and a family room is available.

English and Thai are spoken at the property. Rooms can have an in-room safe, a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator and an electric kettle. Free bottled water is provided in the rooms, and the swimming pool and the garden are both part of the property, with the garden landscaped with paths and quiet corners.

Hiddenwoods sits in the South Thonburi area of Bangkok, a district where canals, older wooden houses and local markets shape everyday life. It is a quieter side of the city than the busy tourist districts, and the area is rich in greenery and water. The neighbourhood suits a traveller who wants to see how Bangkok lives away from the main sights.

Bang Nam Pheung Floating Market, 750 m away, is a traditional market built on the canals, where vendors sell from boats. Ta Luean Pier, a short distance from the property, is the ferry landing on the local waterway. For the rest of the city, Bang Na BTS Station is 2.7 km away and links to the Skytrain, while Wat Arun, with its porcelain-decorated spires on the Chao Phraya river, lies 12.5 km away.

A good day could start with a slow walk through the floating market and a boat ride on the canals, then continue by Skytrain from Bang Na BTS Station into central Bangkok to see the temples along the river. Wat Arun and the Grand Palace are both in the older part of central Bangkok, so one visit can cover both. Suvarnabhumi Airport, 18.4 km away, is the main gateway for arrivals.