M3 Bangkok Bake & Bed

M3 Bangkok Bake & Bed offers twin rooms, a triple room and rooms with a balcony. Rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle and a hair dryer, and several of them have a city view.

The Triple Room has a queen bed and a single bed, and several rooms sleep up to three guests. The Twin Room with Balcony has a balcony and a city view.

M3 Bangkok Bake & Bed offers an airport transfer, luggage storage, meeting facilities and a salon, and English and Thai are spoken at the property. Cash withdrawal is offered, there is a convenience store, and air conditioning is in the public areas.

Breakfast is available à la carte, and room service and a coffee shop are both available, with a restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and in public areas, and free parking is available nearby.

Guests who want a meal in their room can order room service, and the restaurant and coffee shop cover the rest of the day. Internet access is offered in the rooms as well as in public areas, with a telephone, and satellite or cable channels and flat-screen TVs in some rooms.

M3 Bangkok Bake & Bed is in the Phatthanakan area of Suan Luang district, a residential part of Bangkok where the streets are lined with houses, small shops and food stalls rather than tourist attractions. It is a quiet part of town, away from the busiest streets, and the centre can still be reached by public transport. The area has everyday streets, local markets and several parks, so a walk outside the hostel is an easy way to see how residents live.

Hua Mak MRT Station is 150 m from the hostel, and Suvarnabhumi Airport is 12.9 km away. Piyapirom Park, 1.8 km away, offers open green space for a walk, and Batcat Museum and Toys, 3.2 km away, is a toy museum in the local area. Chatuchak Weekend Market, 12.1 km away, is a large weekend market with clothes, food and crafts.

A day out could start at Chatuchak Weekend Market and continue to Jim Thompson House, a historic house museum in central Bangkok. Wat Arun, on the bank of the Chao Phraya river, and the Grand Palace are the classic sights of the old city, a longer journey from the hostel that works best as a full day, so an early start helps.