Hide and Seek Boutique Hometel

The rooms at Hide and Seek Boutique Hometel are studios, suites and duplex rooms measuring 22 to 40 m². Rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, a hair dryer, toiletries, a sofa and a refrigerator, and several sleep up to four guests.

Some rooms have a city view or a street view, and bed set-ups vary from room to room, with king beds, bunk beds and sofa beds.

The hotel offers luggage storage, express check-in and check-out, daily housekeeping, and ironing and laundry services. Safety deposit boxes are available, and there is a business centre with Xerox and fax facilities.

Breakfast comes as a buffet or a continental option, and a shared kitchen, a snack bar and a bar sit alongside it. Free parking is on site, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, while Wi-Fi is also available in public areas.

Other facilities include a game room, a kids meal option and an airport transfer, and the languages spoken include English, Mandarin Chinese and Thai. Guests who need to print or send documents can use the Xerox and fax service in the business centre, and the snack bar and the shared kitchen are also on the property.

Hide and Seek Boutique Hometel sits on Sukhumvit 46, a side lane off the long Sukhumvit Road in the Phra Khanong area of Bangkok. The main road is busy with shops, restaurants and street-food stalls, while the lanes around the hotel are quieter, with local cafés and small restaurants beside the apartment blocks. It works well for travellers who want a Skytrain station close by and a choice of places to eat on the main road.

Phra Khanong BTS Station is 50 m away on the Sukhumvit Line, which runs to the shopping districts around Siam. Within a short walk you will find Phra Khanong Market, 600 m away, and the Wat That Thong pagoda, 850 m away. Further afield, the Chatuchak Weekend Market is 10.5 km away and the Grand Palace is 11.5 km away, and both are reached from the Skytrain by a further journey.

A day out can start with the Grand Palace, the royal complex in old Bangkok, and continue to Wat Arun on the bank of the Chao Phraya river, which can be seen in the same day. The Chatuchak Weekend Market works best as a separate trip, and evenings on the Sukhumvit side of the city leave plenty of time to eat and walk back along the lanes.