Ratchada 17 Place

Rooms at Ratchada 17 Place can have air conditioning, a shower and towels, and the city-view rooms also have a bathtub. The layouts go from a single room with one single bed to a triple room with one single bed and one double bed, with double and twin rooms in between. Several rooms have a window.

The triple room measures 32 m² and sleeps three guests. The single room measures 22 m² and sleeps one guest. The 25 m² double room sleeps two, and the room with three single beds has three beds for up to three guests. Free Wi-Fi is included in several rooms.

The property has an indoor swimming pool, a spa with a sauna and a garden, and an elevator. Luggage storage, daily housekeeping and laundry service are also offered, and the front desk is staffed around the clock.

Meals can be taken at the restaurant, the bar or the coffee shop, and 24-hour room service can be ordered to the room. The restaurant and the bar are both on the property, and family rooms are offered too. Internet access is available at the property.

Guests who drive can use free parking on site. The property also has 24-hour security and a 24-hour front desk, and the room service is available around the clock.

Ratchada 17 Place stands on Soi Inthamara in Dindaeng, a largely residential and commercial district of Bangkok where the streets are lined with local shops and food stalls. It is a neighbourhood of everyday life rather than sightseeing, and the Rom Klao Church, the Wat Kunnathi Ruttharam pagoda and the Huai Khwang Market are all a short walk away. The Grand Palace, in the old city, is 9.4 km from the hotel.

The Sutthisan MRT station is 600 m away, and the Blue Line from it runs to Sukhumvit and Silom, two of the main shopping and business areas of Bangkok. The Chatuchak Weekend Market is 2.8 km away and opens at weekends, one of the largest weekend markets in the city. The MBK Center, another large shopping centre, is 6.2 km away. Don Mueang International Airport is 14.7 km from the hotel, and it is the nearer of the two airports.

A day could start at the Chatuchak Weekend Market, then move on to Siam Paragon and the Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum with a collection of Thai silk and art. The Temple of the Emerald Buddha stands inside the Grand Palace complex, so one visit covers both.