KOO Hotel

The rooms at KOO Hotel include twin, double, triple and king layouts, and Free Wi-Fi is available in all of them. Several rooms look out over the city, and the two king rooms each measure 30 m² and have a king bed for up to two guests.

The twin and double rooms each measure 23 m² and sleep up to two guests, and triple rooms accommodate three or four guests. Non-smoking rooms are available, and housekeeping is provided daily. Luggage storage and safety deposit boxes are available for guests as well, and both king rooms have a city view in addition to their king bed.

KOO Hotel offers daily housekeeping, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and a convenience store on site, with cash withdrawal available as well. A meeting and banquet space is available, and a doctor or nurse is on call. There is a lift, and air conditioning is in the public areas.

Free parking is available, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms and the public areas. The property also has satellite and cable channels, a telephone and a free wired internet connection.

Security is provided around the clock, and English, German, Spanish and Thai are spoken at the property. The convenience store on site covers snacks and essentials, and a laundry service is also offered.

The hotel sits on a soi off Chaeng Wattana-Parkkred in the Pakkret area, on the northern edge of Bangkok, where the city runs into the suburbs of Nonthaburi province. The streets nearby mix housing blocks, small shops, temples and local markets, so the mood is more residential than in the central districts. It is a practical base for visitors who want easy access to the metro and to the northern part of the capital.

The Si Rat MRT station is 50 m from the hotel, and the Muang Thong Thani MRT station is a little further on. Muang Thong Thani is a large complex of offices, shops and event venues, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, 11.4 km away, is one of the best-known markets in the city. The Grand Palace is 17.6 km away in the old city, where the Temple of the Emerald Buddha stands inside the same walled complex.

A good day could begin early at the Chatuchak Weekend Market, which is open at weekends, and end in the old city. Wat Arun, on the bank of the Chao Phraya river, is another temple worth seeing in the same part of the city. Back in Pakkret, the local pagoda and the fresh market make a quieter way to finish the day.