Minimal Studio APRT near Ram ARL

The whole property is one apartment of 26 m², with a queen bed and room for up to two guests. It has its own bathroom, air conditioning and a full kitchen, so guests can cook and relax inside it without sharing the space.

The bedroom, bathroom and kitchen all belong to the same apartment, which is let as a whole, so the space is not shared with other guests. Everything described here is part of that one apartment.

The building has an elevator, a gym and 24-hour security, and the property offers a balcony or terrace and a washer for laundry. The TV carries cable channels, and body wash and cleaning supplies are provided for guests.

In the kitchen, the property provides dishes and dining utensils, cookware, oils and condiments, and coffee or tea. The apartment has a refrigerator, a freezer, a microwave and a stove, and there are ceiling or portable fans and an iron.

A closet is part of the apartment, and guests can use the ironing facilities for their clothes. Internet access is available, and a desk or workspace is provided for work in the apartment.

The apartment is in the Suan Luang area of eastern Bangkok, on Phatthanakan Road. Its surroundings are more local than the old city and the riverside, with convenience stores and small shops close to the station, so the neighbourhood feels like an everyday part of the city rather than a sightseeing district. From the station, the apartment is a short walk along the road.

The Airport Rail Link station is 350 m away, and the line runs to Suvarnabhumi Airport, which is 16.9 km from the property. The Grand Palace is 12 km away in the old city, with Wat Phra Kaew, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, in its grounds, and Wat Arun stands across the river from there. The Chatuchak Weekend Market is 8.7 km away, and Siam Paragon is 7.3 km away, in the Siam district of central Bangkok.

A good day could begin with the Grand Palace and the temples across the river, and end with a visit to the Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum with collections of Thai silk and art. Chatuchak is worth the trip at the weekend, when its thousands of stalls are open, and the rail link makes the journey back to the station simple.