Ramada D’ma Bangkok Hotel

Rooms at Ramada D’ma Bangkok Hotel measure between 32 m² and 102 m², from Superior and Deluxe rooms to a 64 m² one-bedroom suite and two-bedroom family rooms. Several have a city view, and the family rooms sleep up to five guests.

Beds include king, queen, double and single beds, arranged in a choice of set-ups depending on the room, and several bathrooms have a bathtub. Several rooms have an accessible toilet and an adapted bath, and some family rooms have an additional bathroom. Rooms sleep from two guests to five, so couples, small families and larger groups can each find a room that fits their party size.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre and a sauna, along with a 24-hour front desk, concierge service, currency exchange, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and a laundry service. Business facilities and meeting and banquet facilities are also available, and there is an elevator.

Dining takes place in the restaurant, which serves Asian, international and Western cuisine, with a poolside bar, a buffet breakfast and room service. The hotel also offers tours, a taxi service, babysitting and an airport transfer, and free WiFi is available in all rooms. Parking on site is free, and the hotel has a family room among its rooms for larger groups, and check-in begins at 14:00.

Pratunam is a busy shopping district in central Bangkok, known for its wholesale clothing markets and the crowds that fill its streets from morning until late at night. The hotel is on New Petchburi Road, which runs through the area, so the markets and street-food stalls are close at hand. Mid-range hotels, shopping malls and food stalls share the same few blocks, so the street life is never far away.

Makkasan train station is 150 m from the hotel, and The Neon Night Bazaar, a night market, is 400 m away. Siam Paragon, one of the big shopping centres of the Siam area, is 1.4 km off, and the Jim Thompson House, the former home of the American entrepreneur who revived Thai silk, is 2 km away.

The Grand Palace, 6 km away, and Wat Arun, across the Chao Phraya River, make a full morning in the old city. The Chatuchak Weekend Market is a huge market and a trip for a weekend morning, and the evening can end at the Neon Night Bazaar, back near the hotel. Tailors and street stalls keep the nearby streets busy into the evening, when the area is at its liveliest and the markets are open late.