Siamese Ratchakru

Siamese Ratchakru's rooms measure from 33 m² to 147 m² and sleep between two and five guests. The layouts include one-bedroom rooms and a large apartment with three bedrooms. Several rooms have a city view.

Depending on the room, you will find air conditioning, blackout curtains, a desk, a seating area, a refrigerator and a balcony or terrace. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and some rooms include free bottled water.

Siamese Ratchakru has an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool and a children's pool, along with a fitness centre and a garden. The property is smoke-free and family and child friendly, and it has facilities for disabled guests.

An elevator serves the building, and security is provided 24 hours a day. An ironing service is available, and there is a cash withdrawal facility on site. English and Thai are spoken at the property.

Sanam Pao BTS Station is 350 m away, and paid parking is available on site for guests who drive. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, satellite and cable channels are also offered, and some rooms have a flat-screen TV.

Siamese Ratchakru stands on Phahonyothin Road in the Chatuchak district of northern Bangkok, a long road that carries traffic north out of the city centre. The streets around it are more residential than the old city, with local shops and street-food stalls, and the property appeals to guests who prefer to stay away from the main tourist areas. Phahonyothin Road is one of the main routes north from the centre, and the streets off it are quieter.

Sanam Pao BTS Station is 350 m away and Ari BTS Station is 450 m, both on the Sukhumvit line of the skytrain. The line runs through Victory Monument, 1.3 km away, towards the shopping districts of central Bangkok, so the city is easy to reach without a car. On weekends, the Chatuchak Weekend Market is the main draw nearby, 2.7 km away, with its food stalls.

For a day out, the Grand Palace, 6.3 km away, and Wat Arun on the Chao Phraya river make a full day in the historic centre, while Jim Thompson House, a museum about the American who revived Thai silk, is a shorter trip. Khaosan Road, known for its bars and guesthouses, is a lively evening stop for those staying in the area.