Mr.sea in Bangkok

The rooms at Mr.sea in Bangkok measure from 20 to 40 m² and sleep between two and four guests. The beds include queen and king beds, single beds and bunk beds, and the Family Room combines a king bed with a bunk bed. Some rooms look out over the city or the street, and a few have no window at all.

Several rooms have air conditioning, a refrigerator and a wardrobe, and the rooms with a private bathroom also have a shower. A few rooms have satellite or cable channels on the TV. Guests can use the shared lounge, which has a large flat-screen TV and plush sofas, and the coffee shop on site.

Mr.sea in Bangkok has an elevator, a shared lounge with a TV area, and 24-hour security. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi is also offered in the public areas. A coffee shop is on site, and there is a buzzer or wireless intercom for entry.

Daily housekeeping and laundry service are offered, along with luggage storage, currency exchange, cash withdrawal and safety deposit boxes. The property offers tours and ticket services too, and English, Japanese and Korean are spoken.

The guesthouse is on Soi Sukhumvit 33/2, a side street off Sukhumvit Road in the Phrom Phong area. The district mixes office buildings, apartment blocks, small shops and street food stalls, with the Embassy of Norway and Benchasiri Park both nearby. The main sights of the city are reachable by skytrain, metro or taxi.

Phrom Phong BTS station is 450 m away and Sukhumvit MRT station 800 m away, so the skytrain and metro reach much of the city from here. Siam Paragon, a large shopping mall with restaurants and a cinema, lies on the skytrain line, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, a sprawling market with clothes, crafts and food stalls, is further out. Suvarnabhumi Airport is 20.3 km away, and Don Mueang International Airport is about the same distance.

A full day could start with the Grand Palace, 8.4 km away, and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha beside it, then continue to Wat Arun across the Chao Phraya river. In the afternoon, Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum with a collection of Thai silk, fits well into the schedule, and the evening can be spent among the street-food stalls and shops on the side streets of Sukhumvit.