Salinsiri at ladkrabang

Rooms at Salinsiri at ladkrabang come with a double, queen or king bed. Some of them measure 20 m² and one measures 28 m², and some rooms have a private bathroom with a shower. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Beyond the rooms, the property offers daily housekeeping, luggage storage and a bar, and a vending machine provides snacks and drinks. Guests can book a room for a short city stay, with the basic facilities of a serviced apartment in Bangkok.

Salinsiri at ladkrabang has free on-site parking, and bicycle parking is also available, so guests arriving by car can leave the vehicle at the hotel. The property also has an elevator and air conditioning in its public areas.

For food and drinks there is a bar, a kitchen and a shared kitchen, along with a vending machine for snacks and beverages. Luggage storage and daily housekeeping are offered as well.

Guests can use the internet services and the Wi-Fi in the public areas, and English and Thai are spoken at the property.

Salinsiri at ladkrabang is in Ladkrabang, a district of Bangkok with a mix of homes, universities and local markets, and it lies much closer to Suvarnabhumi Airport than to the historic centre of the city. It is a practical choice for early flights and late arrivals, and for anyone who would rather stay in a quieter neighbourhood than in the busy streets of the old city. The area is more about everyday life than about sightseeing, so trips into the city are part of the plan.

Nearby, Wat Thip Phawat, a pagoda 2.1 km away, and Hua Takhe Old Market, a local market 4.2 km away, give a glimpse of everyday life in the district. Lat Krabang train station is 6.5 km away, so public transport links are there for trips into the city. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of Bangkok's best-known markets, is 27.3 km away, and the Grand Palace and Wat Arun are a longer trip across the Chao Phraya in the old city.

Suvarnabhumi Airport is 9.5 km away, and Don Mueang International Airport is farther off. A good way to spend a day is a morning at Hua Takhe Old Market, followed by a trip into central Bangkok by public transport to see the Grand Palace and Wat Arun.