Pathumwan Princess Hotel

Every room at Pathumwan Princess Hotel has a city view. The accommodation is made up of suites, from junior suites and one-bedroom suites to two-bedroom family and grand suites and terrace suites, with floor areas starting at 60 m².

Several suites include bathrobes and a hair dryer, and the terrace and executive suites have a roll-in shower. Some suites have a king bed with two single beds, and the Two Bedroom Grand Suite has two bedrooms and two bathrooms for larger groups. The One Bedroom Family Suite sleeps up to four guests, and the Two Bedroom Grand Suite up to five.

Pathumwan Princess Hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre, a spa and sauna, and massage, along with a steamroom and a yoga room. There is a bar and restaurants, a coffee shop and 24-hour room service, and a family room is also offered.

Business facilities, a concierge, currency exchange, laundry and dry cleaning, babysitting, a shuttle service and car hire are offered, along with an airport transfer, a garden and a terrace. The hotel is wheelchair accessible and has an elevator, and satellite and cable channels are also available.

Parking is free on site, with valet parking and parking nearby as well, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, with wireless internet in public areas.

Pathumwan Princess Hotel sits on Phayathai Road in Pathumwan, the central Bangkok district that takes in the Siam area, one of the busiest shopping and transport hubs in the city. Shopping centres, university campuses and museums line the streets around the hotel, and the area stays busy through the day and well into the evening.

The BTS Skytrain is the simplest way to move around. National Stadium BTS Station is 350 m away, and Siam BTS Station, 550 m away, is where the Sukhumvit and Silom lines meet. Jim Thompson House, a museum of Thai silk set in traditional Thai houses, is close by, while The Grand Palace is 4.2 km away and Chatuchak Weekend Market 6.6 km.

A good day could start at Jim Thompson House, then go north on the BTS to Mo Chit for Chatuchak Weekend Market, with its thousands of stalls. The Grand Palace and Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn on the Chao Phraya riverbank, make a separate day trip to the older part of the city, and the shopping centres around Siam are close enough to visit after dark. Those interested in Thai history can also visit the Chulalongkorn University Museum, 500 m away.