LKN GRAND 295 Room 301

All the rooms at LKN GRAND 295 Room 301 have air conditioning and measure 28 m², with space for up to two guests each. Each room has a single bed, a king bed in most cases and a queen bed in one, and the accommodation is set up as apartment and studio-style rooms, each with a bathroom of its own.

Beyond the air conditioning, the equipment depends on the room: the Apartment includes a washing machine, and the studio-style rooms have a dining table, an electric kettle, soundproofing and free bottled water. Free Wi-Fi covers the rooms, and the Siam shopping district is close by.

Free parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, with internet access also in the public areas. An elevator serves the building, and the public areas are air-conditioned.

Luggage storage and a laundry service are available, along with a cash withdrawal point (an ATM) and 24-hour security. Soundproof rooms and wheelchair accessible facilities are also part of the offer, so guests with different needs can find a suitable room.

Luggage storage is useful if you check out at 12:00 and still have time in the city before your onward journey. Guests who want to do their own laundry can use the washing machine in the Apartment.

LKN GRAND 295 Room 301 sits on Soi Phaya Nak, a lane off Phetchaburi Road in the Siam area of Bangkok, a lively district of shopping centres, museums and hotels. The BTS skytrain makes it easy to reach other parts of the city without relying on a taxi for every trip. Street-food stalls line the nearby streets, giving the neighbourhood a busy, everyday feel after the sun goes down, when the stalls and small shops fill the pavements.

Jim Thompson House, the museum in the former home of the American who revived Thai silk, is about 300 m away, with a garden and a collection of Asian art. Siam Paragon and MBK Center are a short walk further on, and the Ban Krua Silk Factory is nearby. The skytrain connects the area with the rest of central Bangkok, so the shopping and museums are easy to combine in one day without long journeys.

A good first day could begin at Jim Thompson House, then continue to the Grand Palace, 4 km away in old Bangkok. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, 5.7 km from the property, suits a morning of browsing, with its thousands of stalls and its long-standing reputation among visitors to Bangkok.