Pann residence

The rooms at Pann residence are a 38 m² studio apartment with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom, a Quadruple Room with wireless internet access, and a 40 m² suite.

The studio apartment sleeps up to three guests, and the Quadruple Room also sleeps up to three. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and daily housekeeping is provided.

The property has a restaurant and room service, and it offers massage and spa treatments with a sauna. Luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and private check-in and check-out are available, and daily housekeeping is provided.

For laundry there is a laundromat, a laundry service and dry cleaning. Guests can also use the business centre for photocopying and fax, cash withdrawal is possible on site, and a convenience store and shops are available.

The property also has 24-hour security, an elevator and a terrace. Guests who need to store bags can use the luggage storage, and the safety deposit boxes keep valuables secure during the day, while the convenience store stocks everyday items.

Pann residence is on Mahesak Road in Bangrak, a central district of Bangkok within the Silom business quarter, where office towers stand beside older shophouses, art galleries and small boutiques. It works well for travellers who want to combine business meetings with sightseeing along the river.

The Surasak BTS station is 650 m away and Saphan Taksin BTS station 850 m, so the Skytrain links the area with the shopping malls and the riverside. The Oriental Pier, a Chao Phraya River boat stop, is also close, and Wat Arun lies across the river. The Grand Palace is 4.2 km away, reached by taxi or by river boat, and the Silom galleries are on foot from the property. Streets near the Skytrain are lively through the day, with street-food stalls and small shops along the roads, and the Skytrain makes it simple to reach the river piers and the old city.

Don Mueang airport is 22.9 km away and Suvarnabhumi airport 25.2 km, so the trip into town usually goes by taxi. For a day out, take the Skytrain to the river, board a boat to Wat Arun and the Grand Palace, then walk back through the Silom galleries. Paid parking is available nearby for those driving.