Lilac Relax Residence

The rooms at Lilac Relax Residence measure between 30 and 40 m² and range from standard doubles and twins to triples, deluxe rooms and a junior suite with a king bed. The rooms come with an electric kettle, a hair dryer, toiletries, a shower and a telephone.

Several rooms have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, and sleeping arrangements include queen, king and bunk beds, with some rooms sleeping up to four guests.

Lilac Relax Residence has a 24-hour front desk, an elevator, luggage storage and daily housekeeping, and the property has a garden. The property is wheelchair accessible, and a snack bar is on site.

A roundtrip airport transfer and a shuttle service are offered, and free parking is available, with bicycle parking as well. English and Thai are spoken, and family rooms are available for guests travelling in a group, such as a couple with children.

Internet access is offered, with Wi-Fi in the public areas and free Wi-Fi in all rooms, and the public areas have air conditioning. Guests can also use a telephone, and satellite and cable channels are available.

Lilac Relax Residence sits in the Lad Krabang district of eastern Bangkok, a residential area with local markets and temples, and Suvarnabhumi Airport is 3.8 km away. For travellers with early or late flights, the hotel is close to the airport and the railway, so the area works as a practical first or last stop in the city.

Wat Lat Krabang, a temple 200 m away, is one of the closest sights. The Ladkrabang Railway Station and the Airport Rail Link Lat Krabang Station are both 700 m away, and the Airport Rail Link runs from the airport into the city centre. Wat Plooksattha and Wat Sangkaracha, two more temples in the area, are a little further, and Banyutsup Village has a local market.

A day out often starts at the Grand Palace, where the Emerald Buddha is housed, with Wat Arun across the river on the Chao Phraya. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, 23.7 km away, is the place for weekend shopping and street food, and Jim Thompson House, a museum of Thai silk in central Bangkok, is another idea for a day out. Both the Grand Palace and the Chatuchak market are a full day out from Lad Krabang, so it is worth setting aside a whole day for them.