HOTEi Park Silom-Surawong

Rooms at HOTEi Park Silom-Surawong measure from 12 to 55 m² and sleep between two and five guests. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and daily housekeeping is provided. Rooms can have air conditioning, a shower, toiletries and satellite or cable channels, depending on the room you choose.

Earplugs are provided in all rooms because the hotel is near the roadside, where some traffic noise can be heard at times. Toothbrushes and toothpaste are not provided by the hotel.

The property has a lift, 24-hour security and daily housekeeping, and it is smoke-free. Private check-in and check-out is also offered.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the property has a laptop workspace along with internet access. Satellite or cable channels are part of the in-room equipment, and air conditioning is also offered in the rooms.

Rooms can have a refrigerator, a microwave, a kettle, ironing facilities and a washing machine, as well as a desk, a hair dryer, a mirror, slippers and toiletries. Free bottled water and complimentary tea are also offered. Blackout curtains and slippers are among the in-room items, and a coffee and tea maker is available in some of the rooms.

The hotel is in the Silom-Surawong area of Bangkok, a busy district of office towers and street-food stalls, where the business streets of Silom meet older neighbourhoods. The Silom area is known for its skytrain connections, its mix of business towers and its night-time food scene, and it is well served by public transport.

Chong Nonsi BTS Station is 500 m away, on the Silom Line of the skytrain, and Sam Yan MRT station is close by for the metro. Chong Nonsi Canal Park (Phase 2) is a park beside the canal, and Silom Square is a market nearby. Patpong Museum, a museum in the Patpong area, is also within walking distance of the hotel. Wat Hua Lamphong, a Buddhist temple near Hua Lamphong railway station, is in the same area. Assumption Cathedral, 1.4 km away in Bang Rak, is a historic Catholic church, and The Grand Palace, 4.6 km away, is the royal complex in old Bangkok.

A good day could begin with a walk through the park by the canal, then continue by skytrain and metro to the old city, where the Grand Palace stands. In the evening, the streets around Silom Road fill with street-food stalls and small shops close to the hotel.