Khaosan Holiday Guesthouse

Khaosan Holiday Guesthouse offers rooms with a king bed, a double bed or two single beds. The Superior Double measures 16 m² and the Standard Double Room 12 m². The Superior Room measures 22 m² and sleeps up to four guests. Air conditioning is part of the Superior Double, the Standard Double Room and the Standard Twin Room.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and daily housekeeping is provided. The Superior Triple Room and the Double room single room each sleep up to three guests.

The guesthouse has an elevator, a concierge, luggage storage and safety deposit boxes for valuables, and it is a smoke-free property. Daily housekeeping and 24-hour security are provided, and English and Thai are spoken.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi also reaches the public areas. On-site parking is available for guests who arrive by car.

Luggage can be stored while you explore the city, and the concierge can help with any queries or requests. The safety deposit boxes keep valuables secure.

Khaosan Holiday Guesthouse sits in the Khaosan area of Phanakorn, the old quarter of Bangkok, where guesthouses, bars and street-food stalls line the lanes. The area stays busy into the evening, and it works well for travellers who want the old city's temples by day and its nightlife after dark. Bars, pubs and food stalls fill the streets around the guesthouse, and the road gets busier once the sun goes down.

The Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) are 1.1 km and 950 m away, and both can be reached on foot. The Grand Palace complex encloses the temple, so the two form one visit. Wat Arun, on the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya River, is 1.9 km away and is best reached by river boat. The airports are further out, with Don Mueang International Airport 20.7 km away and Suvarnabhumi Airport 28.4 km away, so the trip from either one is a longer journey.

A good day starts at the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, then crosses the river to Wat Arun by boat. The Bangkok National Museum, close to Sanam Luang, offers a look at Thai history, and in the evening the bars and street-food stalls on Khaosan Road are close by. The Chatuchak Weekend Market is a separate trip for a full day, rather than a stop on the way.