Pak Ping Ing Tang Boutique Hotel

The rooms at Pak Ping Ing Tang Boutique Hotel measure between 33 and 52 m², and each one sleeps up to three guests. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. Rooms can have air conditioning, a desk, a hair dryer and a shower, and several also have a balcony or terrace. Some rooms look out over the street and others over the city.

Two of the rooms are 52 m² suites, and the Deluxe Room, at 41 m², has a city view and a balcony. Several rooms have a flat-screen TV, and some also offer satellite and cable channels. The Standard Room, at 33 m², sleeps up to three guests and has a shower.

Pak Ping Ing Tang Boutique Hotel has an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre, along with a 24-hour front desk, a concierge and room service. The swimming pool is indoors, and the fitness centre is one of the hotel's main sports facilities. Guests can eat at the restaurant, the bar or the coffee shop, and food delivery is available. Meeting or banquet facilities are also available for events.

Parking is free and available nearby, and the hotel also provides a taxi service, daily housekeeping, business facilities and meeting or banquet rooms. Wi-Fi is also offered in the public areas, and the building has a lift, a convenience store and 24-hour security.

Pak Ping Ing Tang Boutique Hotel sits on Ngamwongwan Road in the Bangkhen area of northern Bangkok, a neighbourhood of local markets, pagodas and parks rather than the busy tourist streets of the old city. The pace here is calmer, and the area suits guests who want a quieter neighbourhood between their visits to the busier parts of the city.

Khae Rai MRT Station is 1.3 km away, and the metro line gives access to other parts of Bangkok. Nearby, Wat Phuttha Panya is a pagoda 1.7 km away, and Makut Rommayasaran Park, 1.8 km away, offers green space for a morning walk. Pracha Niwet 1 Market, 2.5 km away, is a local market for everyday shopping, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, 3.3 km away, is a cultural stop in the area.

The Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the best-known markets in Bangkok, is open at weekends and draws shoppers from across the city, while the temples of the old city, including the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, need a longer trip. For a relaxed day, combine a walk in the local parks with a swim in the indoor pool, and keep the weekend market for a Saturday or Sunday visit.