Mango Tree Guestroom

Every room at Mango Tree Guestroom has air conditioning and a garden view. Each room measures 16 m² and comes with a fan, linens, an electric kettle, a hair dryer, toiletries and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower.

The Twin Room with Terrace sleeps up to two guests and has a terrace. The Classic Double or Twin sleeps up to three guests, with two single beds and a sofa bed, so families and groups of three can book the same property with a different layout.

The property has a garden and a terrace, along with luggage storage and daily housekeeping, and it has 24-hour security. Food delivery is available, a bottle of water is available too, and the property is wheelchair accessible. The rooms are non-smoking, and the property is smoke-free. Air conditioning is installed in the public areas as well as in the rooms.

Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms. Parking nearby is available, and bicycle parking is provided as well. Pets are allowed, with charges that may apply, and they may not be left unattended at the property. The property is cat-friendly and provides litter boxes, and a taxi service is also available.

Lat Krabang is a residential district on the eastern edge of Bangkok, where village lanes, canals and small temples sit between the airport and the city. The character is local rather than touristy, with food stalls and neighbourhood shops along the main roads, so you see everyday life in the capital rather than its main sights. Its position close to Suvarnabhumi Airport and the rail network makes it practical for travellers passing through.

The Ladkrabang Railway Station and the Lat Krabang station on the Airport Rail Link are both 150 m away, and the rail link runs from Suvarnabhumi Airport, 4.1 km away, into central Bangkok. Wat Lat Krabang, a temple, is 450 m away. Farther afield, Chatuchak Weekend Market is 23.1 km away and the Grand Palace is 27.9 km away, both reached by taxi or public transport.

A day could begin at Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of Bangkok's largest markets, with stalls selling clothes, crafts and food, and continue to the Grand Palace and Wat Arun on the Chao Phraya riverside. Wat Arun, with its tall central prang, stands on the western bank of the river, facing the palace across the water. Both sights sit in Bangkok's old city, on opposite banks of the river.