LiT BANGKOK Hotel

The rooms at LiT BANGKOK Hotel are for two to four guests, and several of them look out over the city. Many include a private bathroom, a bathtub, a hair dryer and toiletries, and some add bathrobes, a mirror, towels or an electric kettle.

A 48 m² suite has a king bed and a bathtub, and a 56 m² suite sleeps three guests in three single beds. Another suite sleeps up to four guests, and one room has a separate shower and bathtub along with air conditioning. Guests who want more space for the same stay can choose among the suites, which measure 48 m² and 56 m².

Guests can use an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre, a spa with massage, a steamroom and a spa and sauna area. The hotel also has a garden, a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and lockers.

Dining options include a restaurant with Asian and buffet breakfast, a coffee shop, a poolside bar, room service and food delivery. Laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services are also available for guests.

Guests can use an airport transfer, and free parking is available on site with free WiFi in all rooms. Business facilities and meeting and banquet facilities are also available for guests who travel for work, along with telephone and free wired internet.

LiT BANGKOK Hotel is on Soi Kasemsan 1 in Siam, a shopping and transport district of Pathumwan, where the elevated BTS Skytrain runs above the main roads and several large malls stand close together. The streets around the hotel are lined with shops and food stalls. Along the side streets, ground-floor shops and small eateries fill the blocks, and the area stays lively around the hotel into the evening when the malls and the Skytrain are busy.

The Jim Thompson House Museum, a museum of Thai silk set in traditional Thai houses, is 200 m away, and the Siam Paragon and MBK Center shopping centres are both close by. The Grand Palace is 4.1 km away, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, a large weekend market, is 6.1 km away, so the hotel works well as a base for both sightseeing and shopping.

A good day could begin at the Jim Thompson House Museum, go on to the Grand Palace and the temples of Wat Arun, and end at the Asiatique riverfront. In the evening, the streets of Siam offer plenty of places to eat before returning to the hotel's pool and spa, which is open for guests after a day out.