Pimthong Place

Pimthong Place offers twin, double and triple rooms. The rooms have air conditioning and private bathrooms, and beds range from single and double beds to queen beds, with occupancy from two guests up to four.

The Classic Triple Room sleeps three guests with one single bed and one queen bed. The Economy Double Room has a double bed and measures 22 m², and the Double Room with Terrace has a queen bed. The Twin Room sleeps up to four guests with two double beds, and the Standard Twin Room has two single beds. The Double Room with Terrace and the Economy Double Room both sleep up to two guests.

Parking at Pimthong Place is free, and the guesthouse offers free Wi-Fi in all rooms. English and Thai are spoken at the property, and air conditioning is available in the public areas.

The guesthouse offers non-smoking rooms and a family room, along with a terrace. Alternative meal arrangements and kids meals are available for guests.

Check-in runs from 14:00 to 22:00 and check-out is at 11:00. Guests who arrive by car can use the free parking, and the public areas have air conditioning.

Pimthong Place sits on Onnuch-Ladkrabang Road on the eastern side of Bangkok, in a neighbourhood of local markets and village lanes, away from the central tourist streets. Suvarnabhumi Airport is nearby, so the area suits a short stay before or after a flight, with the rest of Bangkok reached by a longer journey. The Lat Krabang district around the guesthouse mixes homes, markets, a stadium and sports grounds, and Lat Krabang Hospital is nearby.

Within a short distance you find the Suvarnabhumi Flea Market (650 m) and Hua Takhe Old Market (1 km), both local markets where daily life in the area is on show. Wat Hua Koo, a Buddhist pagoda, is 1.3 km away, and the Suvarnabhumi Bus Terminal is close by for onward journeys. Suvarnabhumi Airport, the nearest airport, is 4.6 km away, and Hua Takhe train station sits close to the guesthouse as well.

The Grand Palace is 31.7 km away, so the old city needs a full day out. The Temple of the Emerald Buddha stands inside the Grand Palace complex, and Wat Arun is on the riverbank nearby, so the sights can be seen together in one trip, which is best planned as a day of its own.