Hotel Solo Sukhumvit 2

Rooms at Hotel Solo Sukhumvit 2 measure between 28 and 42 m², from the Superior Double and the Superior Room to the Suite and the Junior Suite, which sleeps up to four guests. Some rooms have a city view and a private bathroom.

Rooms can have air conditioning, an in-room safe, a coffee and tea maker, a mini bar, a desk, bathrobes, a hair dryer and a private bathroom with a shower.

Hotel Solo Sukhumvit 2 has an outdoor swimming pool, tours, a concierge, a doorman and currency exchange. Express check-in and check-out are available, and the hotel has a lift, air conditioning in its public areas and facilities for disabled guests.

Daily housekeeping, laundry service, ironing service, dry cleaning, luggage storage and safe deposit boxes are available, and the hotel also has meeting and banquet facilities and 24-hour security.

Rooms can have air conditioning, an in-room safe, a coffee and tea maker, a mini bar, bathrobes, a hair dryer and an ironing facility. Rooms can also have satellite and cable channels, a telephone and a desk, and some rooms have a flat-screen TV.

Hotel Solo Sukhumvit 2 stands on Sukhumvit Soi 2 in the Klong Toey area of Bangkok, one of the side lanes that run off Sukhumvit Road, the long avenue that gives the district its name. The area is built around hotels, offices and shops, and the side lanes have street-level food stalls and small shops. It is a practical choice for travellers who want to stay in the busy Sukhumvit part of the city rather than in the old quarter.

The Nana BTS station is 500 m away, and the Skytrain runs from there to the Siam shopping area, where Siam Paragon is 2.1 km from the hotel. The Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum devoted to Thai silk and art, is also in the Siam area. Suvarnabhumi Airport, the main international airport, is 22 km away, while Don Mueang Airport is used mainly for low-cost flights. The Skytrain is the easiest way to get between the Nana and Siam areas.

A full day could start at the Grand Palace, 6.7 km away, with its Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and continue to Wat Arun on the Chao Phraya riverbank. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, with thousands of stalls, suits the afternoon and is busiest at weekends.