Ma Non Nont Hotel and Apartment

The rooms include standard double and twin rooms of 22 m², a deluxe triple room and a deluxe king room, and a 40 m² family room that sleeps up to four guests. Some rooms have a king bed or semi double beds, and others have single beds or a double bed.

Rooms can have air conditioning, a telephone, a hair dryer, toiletries and a refrigerator, and some have a mini bar and blackout curtains. Free bottled water is also available at the property.

The hotel runs a 24-hour front desk, 24-hour security and a shuttle service, and daily housekeeping is provided for the rooms. Laundry and ironing services are available, and a wake-up service is offered as well.

The property has an elevator, soundproof rooms and air conditioning in its public areas. Its media facilities include a telephone, a flat-screen TV and internet services, and WiFi is also available in public areas.

Parking on site is free, and the hotel has a family room that sleeps up to four guests. Rooms also have a desk, a closet and a refrigerator, and linens and bottled water are provided. The hotel also offers a wake-up service on request.

The hotel stands on Tiwanon Road in Tambon Thasai, a district of local shops, markets and temples away from the tourist streets of central Bangkok. Don Mueang airport, which handles both domestic and international flights, is the nearest airport to the hotel.

Samakkhi MRT station is 250 m from the hotel, the closest rail link for getting around the city. Chonprathan Market, 500 m away, is a local market for everyday shopping, and Wat Chonprathan, a pagoda 1.6 km away, is one of the temples in the neighbourhood. Don Mueang International Airport is 10.4 km from the hotel, and the Grand Palace is 15.4 km away in central Bangkok.

A good day out is to take the MRT or a taxi into the centre and visit the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which sit close together. Wat Arun is on the opposite bank of the Chao Phraya river, and Chatuchak Weekend Market is a large market that draws crowds at weekends. Chatuchak Weekend Market draws crowds at weekends, so an early start helps and the stalls are easier to browse. In the evening, Asiatique on the riverfront is a good place to end the day with dinner by the water.