Private room at Sukhumvit - BTS

The accommodation is a private room of 25 m² with a king bed and space for up to two guests. It has air conditioning, a washing machine and a desk, and the room also has a hair dryer, toiletries and satellite and cable channels on the TV.

Linens are provided, and the property has an elevator and a balcony or terrace. The room is a short walk from On Nut BTS station, 750 m away, so the Skytrain is an easy way to reach the rest of Bangkok.

The property has an elevator, a balcony or terrace and a washer, and it also has a microwave and a refrigerator. In the room you will find air conditioning, cable channels, a TV, a hair dryer, toiletries and a desk with a workspace, and the air conditioning keeps the room cool.

Linens are provided, and English, Hindi and Thai are spoken at the property. Internet access is available, and the room has a washing machine for laundry, so a few days' clothes can be washed during a stay in Bangkok.

Sukhumvit is one of Bangkok's best-known districts, a long road lined with hotels, shops and restaurants, and the Skytrain runs above it for most of its length. The room is in the On Nut area, a neighbourhood of local shops, markets and small hotels, served by the Sukhumvit line. It suits a traveller who wants to stay in the middle of the city's everyday life rather than in a tourist enclave.

On Nut BTS station is 750 m away, and Bang Chak station is 1.4 km further along the line. From On Nut you can take the Skytrain to Siam Paragon, a large shopping centre 8.8 km away, and the same line serves the other big shopping and business districts of the city. Suvarnabhumi Airport is 15.6 km away, with Don Mueang International Airport 22.7 km away, so the airport is the first leg of any trip to or from the property.

A day here can start with a walk to Wat Tai, the Buddhist temple with a pagoda nearby, and a visit to the Little Zoo Garden Capybara Cafe nearby. In the afternoon the Skytrain takes you to Siam Paragon for shopping, and in the evening you can return to the quieter streets of Sukhumvit, where the local markets are busy.