Rooftop pool luxury cozy condo free wifi @BTS 648

The whole apartment is let as one unit. It measures 30 m² and sleeps up to two guests, with a king bed and a sofa bed. The apartment has its own private entrance, a full kitchen and air conditioning.

Towels, linens, toiletries and a hair dryer are provided, along with a desk and a TV with satellite and cable channels. The bathroom is private, and guests can use the gym and the elevator in the building.

The building has a gym, an elevator, keyless access and wheelchair access, and a laundromat is nearby. Free parking is available for guests who come by car.

The kitchen comes with a microwave, a refrigerator, a stove, and dishes and utensils, and there is a washer. Air conditioning is part of the apartment, and the kitchen is a full kitchen with the basics for cooking at home, so guests who want to prepare their own meals have the equipment they need.

A desk, an iron and a closet are also provided, and free Wi-Fi is included. Towels, linens, toiletries and a hair dryer complete the list of everyday items in the apartment.

Soi Sukhumvit 24 is a side street off Sukhumvit Road, the long avenue that runs through central Bangkok. The soi mixes residential buildings with shopping centres, offices and restaurants, and the apartment sits in one of the city's best-known commercial corridors. Sukhumvit has long been a base for travellers because hotels, serviced apartments and restaurants line the main road. The side streets are quieter than the main road, and the neighbourhood is well served by public transport.

Phrom Phong BTS station is 500 m away, and the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre MRT station is 850 m away, so the Skytrain and the subway link the apartment to the rest of the city. Benchasiri Park is 450 m away, a green space close to the apartment for a morning walk. The Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum with Thai silk and art, is 5 km away, and Suvarnabhumi Airport is 20.1 km away.

A day can begin at the Chatuchak Weekend Market, which is busiest on weekends and lies north of the centre, or with a visit to the old city, where the Grand Palace stands with the Temple of the Emerald Buddha inside its walls. Wat Arun sits across the river from the palace, so the two sights make a full day in the old city.