Siamese Studio

The rooms at Siamese Studio are air-conditioned and come with free Wi-Fi. They measure from 24 m² to 28 m² and include twin, king and queen beds, along with a Family Room that sleeps up to four guests on two double beds and a king bed.

Several rooms have a city view, and several others have a mini bar, a refrigerator and a coffee and tea maker, with free bottled water in some of them. The Family Room also has a seating area and a desk, The Standard Twin has a desk, and its flat-screen TV shows satellite and cable channels.

The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and safety deposit boxes, and a shared lounge and TV area for guests. There is an airport transfer, and the front desk is open around the clock.

Dining is available through a restaurant and a coffee shop on site, and parking is available on site as well. Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and WiFi is also available in the public areas, with satellite and cable channels and a telephone in the rooms.

Languages spoken at the hotel include English, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), Japanese and Thai, and the hotel has a Family Room for groups of up to four guests. Luggage storage and safety deposit boxes are also available at the hotel.

Siamese Studio is on Rama 9 Road in the Huai Khwang district of Bangkok, in the Ratchada area, which is known for its night markets and large malls. The area around the hotel is lively in the evenings, with street food, shopping and entertainment, and The Shoppes Grand Rama 9 mall is nearby.

The Phra Ram 9 MRT station is 500 m away, and the Thailand Cultural Centre station is 900 m away, so the metro is the simplest way to reach other parts of the city. Many visitors use it for the trip into the centre, and the streets around the stations are busy with food stalls and small shops. Jim Thompson House, a museum set in a traditional Thai house with a collection of Thai silk and art, is 4.6 km away. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of Bangkok's best-known weekend markets, is 5.1 km away.

For a day out, Wat Arun and the Grand Palace are in the old city, on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, so it is best to plan them as a separate trip. The Train Night Market Ratchada and Jodd Fairs Ratchada are closer, and they make an easy choice for an evening out, with street food and lively crowds.