Merit courtyard Suvarnaphumi HOUSE

The rooms at Merit courtyard Suvarnaphumi HOUSE run from a single bed room for one guest to a Cozy Family Room sleeping up to five. Most rooms have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, and most of them have a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries.

The Signature room has a city view and a bathtub. The Deluxe Queen Suite overlooks a garden and offers a choice of bed set-ups. Rooms with a street view are also available, including a Superior room with a king bed and a Family Suite, and the Family Junior Suite has a queen bed and a bunk bed.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and in the public areas. The property has a shared kitchen, a shared lounge with a TV area, room service and a garden, along with a terrace.

Guests can arrange an airport transfer, a shuttle service, car hire and tours, and luggage storage is available. Laundry, ironing and daily housekeeping services are also offered, and a laundromat is nearby.

Express and private check-in and check-out are both offered, and English and Thai are spoken. Alternative meal arrangements are available as well, and the property has a shuttle service for guests who need to get around. Wi-Fi is also offered in the public areas, and non-smoking rooms are available.

Lat Krabang is an eastern district of Bangkok, and the property sits near Suvarnabhumi Airport, the city's main international gateway. The surroundings are local rather than touristy, with residential streets, temples and small markets. Its position matters most to travellers whose plans start or end at the airport, and who want to be near it rather than in the centre.

Wat Lan Bun, a Buddhist pagoda, is 300 m away, and Mai Hua Takhe Market is 450 m from the property. The Suvarnabhumi Outdoor Market is also in the neighbourhood, and the Robinson Lifestyle Latkrabang shopping mall is nearby for everyday shopping. A train station is also close by. The Grand Palace, in the old city, is 24.8 km away, and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha stands within its walls.

A day out can start at the local pagoda and markets, then head into the old city to see the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha side by side. Both sights are in the old city, well away from the local streets around the property, so the day is best planned as a separate trip. Bangkok traffic can be heavy, so allow extra time for the trip into the centre.