Modern_Sukhumvit 39_ Emquartier_Phrom Phong BTS

Guests book the whole home, which measures 224 m² and sleeps up to 12 guests across four bedrooms and four bathrooms. Several King and Queen bed set-ups are possible, so the sleeping arrangements can be adapted to the group.

The home has a street view and a whirlpool bathtub, and it comes with an electric kettle, a hair dryer, toiletries, towels, a TV and a walk-in shower. There is also an additional toilet, and the home is equipped with cleaning products.

The home has a hot tub and free parking. Its kitchen is fitted with an oven, a refrigerator, a stove, a microwave, a freezer, dishes and dining utensils, and kitchen basics such as cookware, oils and condiments.

For guests with young children there is a baby bath, a crib or baby cot, a high chair and children's dinnerware. The home also offers air conditioning, a washer, an iron, a desk with workspace, and 24-hour security.

Ceiling and portable fans are provided, along with linens, towels, toiletries and a hair dryer, and internet access is available. The home also has a TV, a closet and a private entrance, The home also has an electric kettle, and the fans come in ceiling and portable models.

The home sits on Sukhumvit 39, a side alley off Sukhumvit Road in the Khlong Tan Nuea area of Bangkok, where apartment blocks, embassies and international schools stand alongside shops, cafés and street-food stalls. The Embassy of Sri Lanka and The American School of Bangkok Sukhumvit Campus are both within a few hundred metres.

The Phrom Phong BTS station, 700 m away, and the Thong Lo BTS station, 1 km away, give quick access to the Sukhumvit line. The EmQuartier shopping complex is nearby, and the Siam Paragon shopping centre, 4.7 km away, is a large mall with an aquarium. The Grand Palace and Wat Arun lie on the western bank of the Chao Phraya river, a separate outing from the Sukhumvit area.

A day out could start at the Jim Thompson House, 5.4 km away, a museum of traditional Thai houses assembled by the American silk entrepreneur Jim Thompson, and then continue to the riverside at Asiatique - The Riverfront. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, 7.9 km away, is a separate trip, open mainly on weekends. The Skytrain runs right through the neighbourhood, so most of these outings can be reached from the station, and the riverside and temple areas are best planned as separate half-days.