Proudpiman Thai House

The rooms at Proudpiman Thai House come with toiletries, towels and a hair dryer, and all of them have a king bed or a pair of queen beds. Sizes run from 35 m² to 90 m², and some rooms look onto the courtyard while one has a garden view.

Free WiFi is available in all rooms, and satellite or cable channels are included in the rooms. Rooms sleep up to two guests, except the 90 m² deluxe room, which sleeps up to four.

Free parking is available, and free WiFi is available in all rooms, with WiFi also in the public areas. Restaurants and a coffee shop are on the property, alternative meal arrangements are available, and massage is offered as well.

Families will find a family room, a crib or baby cot, a kids meal and a playground, and the property has a garden as well as a terrace. Rooms have toiletries, towels, linens, a desk and a hair dryer, and the property offers internet services and non-smoking rooms.

English and Thai are spoken at the property, private check-in and check-out are offered, and there is a laundromat nearby. Guests who travel with children will find the kids meal and the playground useful.

Proudpiman Thai House stands on Soi Nawamin 111 in the Nawamin area of Bang Kapi, a largely residential district of Bangkok with local markets, temples and small parks close by. The setting suits a stay built around the everyday life of the city rather than its famous sights, and the surroundings show plenty of that daily life. The Pud English garden, Bungsamran Fishing Park and Nawaminphirom Park are all part of the local green space.

Talad Rod Fai 3 (Kaset-Nawamin) is 450 m away, the closest of the nearby places. Patthavikorn Market and Wat Bang Toei, a temple with a pagoda, are a little further, and the Bluegold Mini Zoo is also close. Most of these local places are within two kilometres of the guesthouse. The Khu Bon MRT station is 3.6 km away, and Don Mueang International Airport is 11.9 km away.

The Chatuchak Weekend Market is 10.1 km away and The Grand Palace is 17.7 km away, so a day out to the weekend market or among the temples of the old city is best planned as a full day. A good day could combine the Chatuchak Weekend Market with a visit to the temples and the Grand Palace in the old city.