Pratunam Atrium Hotel

The rooms at Pratunam Atrium Hotel measure 18 to 22 m² and sleep between two and five guests. Several of them come with a hair dryer, toiletries and bathrobes, and some also have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.

The Deluxe Room has a whirlpool bathtub, and the Superior King Bed Room has a city view. Several rooms include complimentary spa access, and the hotel's 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and safety deposit boxes are available to all guests. Several rooms have a shower, and the hotel's restaurant, bar and buffet breakfast are on site. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Pratunam Atrium Hotel has a restaurant and a bar, with a buffet breakfast and 24-hour room service. Breakfast is served as a buffet, and the bar and restaurant are both on site. A kitchen is also on site, and the hotel's massage service and tours are available to guests.

The 24-hour front desk handles concierge and ticket services, and luggage storage and safety deposit boxes are available for guests. Wi-Fi is available in public areas as well as in all rooms. Shops are also available to guests, and English and Thai are spoken.

The hotel has an elevator and daily housekeeping, the public areas are air-conditioned, and non-smoking rooms are available.

Pratunam is a busy shopping district in central Bangkok, known for its wholesale clothing stalls and for Pratunam Market, which is 300 m from the hotel. The streets around it are lined with food stalls, cafés and small shops, and the Siam area, with its big shopping malls, is close by.

The hotel is a short walk from Phaya Thai Train Station, 400 m away, where the BTS Skytrain meets the Airport Rail Link, so the city's sights are easy to reach by train. Siam Paragon is 850 m away, and the Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum set around a garden, is 1.1 km away. Suan Pakkad Palace, a complex of traditional Thai houses and gardens, is 300 m away, and the Grand Palace is further out in the old city.

A good day could start at the Chatuchak Weekend Market, which runs at weekends and is one of the biggest markets in the city, then continue to the Jim Thompson House and the Siam shopping area. In the evening, the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha share the same royal complex, while Wat Arun, with its tall, tiered spire, stands on the Chao Phraya riverbank.