Rimm49 Bangkok

Every room at Rimm49 Bangkok has a private bathroom with a shower and a flat-screen TV. Guests can choose between rooms with a king bed, a queen bed or two single beds, each with its own size and equipment. Some rooms have a street view, and some sleep up to three guests while the others sleep two.

Several rooms have air conditioning and blackout curtains, and some have a coffee and tea maker, a refrigerator or complimentary bottled water. Some rooms also include an electric kettle, a hair dryer or a fan, and toiletries and towels are provided in several bathrooms.

Rimm49 Bangkok has an elevator, air conditioning in the public areas and safety deposit boxes for guests who want to keep their valuables secure while they are out in the city. Languages spoken include English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Thai.

Free parking is available nearby for guests who drive, so the car can stay close to the hotel while you explore, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms and in the public areas.

The property is smoke-free, and non-smoking rooms are available for guests who prefer them.

Sukhumvit 49 is a side street in the Sukhumvit district of central Bangkok, an established area of apartment blocks, hotels and small parks, with a mix of residents and visitors from many countries, close to the middle of the city's hotel and shopping streets. Noble Remix Pocket Park and Benchasiri Park are among the green spaces nearby, and the side streets are lined with small shops, food stalls and massage places.

The Skytrain is the practical way to move around from here. Thong Lo BTS Station is 500 m away and Phrom Phong BTS Station is 650 m away, and both stations are on the Sukhumvit line, which runs to the main shopping districts. Siam Paragon, a large shopping centre, is 4.8 km away, and the Grand Palace, the royal complex in old Bangkok, is 9.4 km away. Suvarnabhumi Airport lies 19.4 km away.

A day here can combine a visit to Siam Paragon and the evening crowds at the Soi 38 Nightmarket with a longer trip to the Grand Palace and the temples of the old city. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, open at weekends, makes a good day out as well, and the small parks nearby are a quiet place to pause between visits.