Siam Paradise Hotel

Siam Paradise Hotel has rooms measuring between 25 and 35 m², with king, double and single beds, and some of them have a whirlpool bathtub or a TV with satellite and cable channels.

Across the hotel, rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a desk, a private bathroom with a hair dryer, bathrobes, a mini bar and a refrigerator.

The hotel's wellness facilities include a spa, a sauna and steam room, a hot tub, a massage service and a fitness centre. The sauna, fitness centre and hot water pool carry a surcharge for their use.

Food and drink are covered by a bar, restaurants, a kitchen and room service. The hotel also has a shared lounge and TV area, luggage storage, laundry and dry cleaning, a shuttle service, daily housekeeping, and a 24-hour front desk and security.

Free parking is available on site, and the hotel has an elevator. Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and there is also Wi-Fi in public areas. English and Thai are among the languages spoken at the hotel.

The hotel stands on a side street off Ngamwaonwan Road in the Ladyao area of Chatuchak, in northern Bangkok. The neighbourhood is away from the riverside temples and the central shopping streets, with local shops, schools and hospitals close by, so it has a quieter feel than the city centre. Most of the streets around the hotel are lined with local shops, small eateries and residential buildings, and the pace of life is slower than in the tourist districts.

Bang Khen SRT Station is about 800 m away, and the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), a contemporary art museum, is 850 m away, both a short walk from the hotel. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of Bangkok's best-known markets, is 5.8 km away and has thousands of stalls.

Don Mueang International Airport is 8.7 km away and is the closer of Bangkok's two airports, while the Grand Palace and the riverside temples are a longer trip into the centre. The sights of the old city include the Grand Palace, Wat Arun and Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho), which are best planned as a separate day. A good day could begin at the Chatuchak Weekend Market on a weekend morning, then continue to the museum, and end back at the hotel with the spa, sauna or hot tub.