Prom Thailand Cultural Centre Hotel

The rooms at Prom Thailand Cultural Centre Hotel range from 22 m² twins and doubles to 70 m² triple rooms, and every room has wireless internet access. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. Most rooms look over the city, and several include a bathtub alongside the private bathroom.

Beds include king, double and single beds, and the rooms sleep from two to four guests. Some rooms have a choice of bed set-ups, while others pair a king bed with a single bed or offer two single beds for two. Rooms can also have air conditioning, satellite or cable channels, and a desk, depending on the room.

Guests can use free parking on site, and the hotel has restaurants and a buffet breakfast. A 24-hour front desk, a concierge and luggage storage are available, and English and Thai are among the languages spoken at the hotel.

Daily housekeeping is offered, while 24-hour security and an elevator are part of the hotel's day-to-day service, and the hotel is wheelchair accessible, with its front desk open 24 hours.

Internet services and WiFi in the public areas sit alongside the free Wi-Fi in all rooms. The public areas are air conditioned, and the rooms can have a telephone, a TV, a desk, air conditioning and a hair dryer, depending on the room.

Ratchada is one of Bangkok's busier districts, with wide roads, shopping centres, cinemas and night markets close together. Prom Thailand Cultural Centre Hotel sits in the Dindaeng part of this area, a neighbourhood for travellers who want shopping, street food and the city's markets without staying in the historic old city. Jusco and Big C Extra Ratchadaphisek are a short walk away from the hotel.

The Thailand Cultural Centre MRT station is 450 m from the hotel and Huai Khwang station is 900 m away, and the metro links the district with the rest of the city. Chatuchak Weekend Market, around 4 km away, is one of Bangkok's best-known weekend markets, with its stalls of clothes, plants and food. The Ratchada night markets, including The Street Ratchada Night Market, are a shorter trip, and Jim Thompson House, the teak house with its collection of Thai silk and Asian art, is a little further.

For a full day, combine the Chatuchak market in the morning with the Grand Palace, which is about 9 km away, and Wat Arun, which sits across the Chao Phraya river from it. The Ratchada night markets make a relaxed finish to a day in the city.