Siamese Sukhumvit 48

Siamese Sukhumvit 48 has Deluxe and Premier rooms, a Premier Suite and a Double Room, with bed set-ups that include twin, single, queen and king beds. Every room sleeps two or three guests.

The Deluxe Twin measures 35 m² and the Deluxe Corner Room measures 45 m². The Deluxe Twin also has air conditioning, a private bathroom and bathrobes.

Siamese Sukhumvit 48 has an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor swimming pool, along with room service and a kitchen, so guests can eat in at the hotel. Guests can use a concierge, safety deposit boxes and a 24-hour security service, and the concierge is there for questions about transport and local sights.

Laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services are available, and daily housekeeping is provided. The hotel is wheelchair accessible, and English and Thai are spoken at the hotel.

On-site parking is available, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms, with internet access also in the public areas. Guests with mobility needs will find the hotel wheelchair accessible, and 24-hour security is provided.

The hotel stands on Sukhumvit Road in the Phra Khanong district of Bangkok, a mixed residential and commercial area with local markets and shopping malls along the main road. It has a different feel from the older tourist districts of Bangkok, and it suits guests who want to be close to everyday city life rather than to the sights themselves.

Phra Khanong Market is 500 m away, and On Nut Fresh Market is even closer at 200 m. The temples of Wat Tai and Wat Maha But are in the neighbourhood, with Wat Maha But about 1.1 km away. Phibun Wet Park is a green space nearby, so the area suits a slower walk between meals and errands. Both markets are within a short walk, so the neighbourhood is practical for daily errands.

The skytrain is the quickest way into the rest of the city. On Nut BTS station is 450 m from the hotel, and Phra Khanong BTS station is in the same area. Suvarnabhumi Airport is 16.5 km away, and Don Mueang International Airport is further north. For a day out, the Grand Palace and Wat Arun are on the other side of the Chao Phraya river and are reached by a longer journey.