RoomQuest Suvarnabhumi Airport Rom Klao

Rooms at RoomQuest Suvarnabhumi Airport Rom Klao measure between 20 m² and 30 m² and sleep from two to five guests. Beds range from single and double to queen and king, and several rooms have air conditioning, a telephone and a desk.

The family suites of 30 m² sleep up to five guests, and the 20 m² rooms sleep up to four. Bed set-ups include queen, king, double and single beds, and some rooms have a private bathroom with a shower.

The hotel has a hot tub, a spa and a spa and sauna on site, and an airport shuttle is available at an additional charge to Suvarnabhumi Airport and Don Mueang Airport. Free parking is available, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms.

Other services include luggage storage, express check-in and check-out, daily housekeeping, business facilities and 24-hour security. There is an elevator, facilities for disabled guests are provided, and English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Thai are spoken at the property.

An Asian breakfast is offered, and rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a refrigerator, a desk and a telephone. The property also has a golf course within 3 km.

RoomQuest Suvarnabhumi Airport Rom Klao is on Soi Romklao6 in the Min Buri area, on the outskirts of Bangkok. It is a practical base for travellers arriving at or leaving from Suvarnabhumi Airport, which lies 11.8 km away, and the Min Buri MRT Station is a short distance off for the metro. The surroundings are mostly local, with markets, temples and parks rather than large shopping districts.

Within a few kilometres you will find Wat Pak Bueng, a pagoda, and Chalermprakiat Ror Kao Park, a green space for a walk. The Kwan Roam Floating Market, a canal market, is 3.8 km from the hotel. Further into the city, the Chatuchak Weekend Market, Siam Paragon and MBK Center are the big shopping and market destinations, while Jim Thompson House, Khaosan Road and the Asiatique riverfront are a longer trip away. The hotel's hot tub and spa make a good return after a day out.

A day out could start at the Kwan Roam Floating Market and then head into the city for the Chatuchak Weekend Market, the Grand Palace or the Asiatique riverfront. The Grand Palace and Wat Arun are in the old city, so they are best planned as a separate day from the shopping areas.