P1 Silom Pan large room full kitchen WIFI 4-6pax

Accommodation at P1 Silom Pan large room full kitchen WIFI 4-6pax includes rooms for up to seven guests, with apartment-style rooms among them. The rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels, a kitchenette, a microwave and a refrigerator.

Extra beds depend on the room you choose, and a baby cot can be requested directly from the property, subject to availability. Some rooms also have wireless internet access and a flat-screen TV.

The property has free Wi-Fi in all rooms, along with internet services, Wi-Fi in the public areas and a free wired internet connection. There is an airport transfer, and the property has a terrace.

The kitchen has a stove, a microwave, a refrigerator and dishes and dining utensils. English and Thai are spoken, and air conditioning is available in the public area too, so the shared spaces stay cool during the day.

Daily housekeeping is provided, and the property is smoke-free, with non-smoking rooms. The rooms can have complimentary tea, free instant coffee and a washing machine. Guests who want to cook can use the stove and microwave, and the property also has a terrace.

P1 Silom Pan large room full kitchen WIFI 4-6pax is in the Silom area of Bangkok, a commercial district of office towers, hotels and older streets. Hindu temples and small shops are close to the property, and the BTS skytrain has two stations within 450 m of the property. Silom is busy during the working day, and its streets stay lively into the evening, with street food stalls and tailor shops close by.

The Saint Louis and Surasak BTS stations are both 450 m away. Oriental Pier, 1.1 km away, is the stop for river boats running along the Chao Phraya, and Jim Thompson House, a teak museum built by the American entrepreneur who made Thai silk known abroad, is in the same part of Bang Rak. The Grand Palace, in the historic old city, is 4.6 km away, while the Chatuchak Weekend Market, 8.9 km away, is a longer trip better suited to a weekend morning.

A good first day could begin at Sri Mahamariamman Temple, continue to Jim Thompson House, and end with a visit to the Grand Palace, reached by taxi or boat. Chatuchak is a separate outing for a longer day, and the Silom streets are a good place to finish an evening after the temples.