Silom Convent Garden Hotel

The rooms at Silom Convent Garden Hotel measure from 27 to 60 m² and offer space for two or three guests. Several rooms have a city view, and rooms can have air conditioning, a refrigerator, an electric kettle and a private bathroom.

Bed set-ups vary from room to room, and some offer a choice between a king bed and two single beds. A few rooms have a separate shower and bathtub, and every 60 m² room sleeps up to three guests. The shared lounge/TV area has sofas and a television where guests can relax together, and the garden is also open to guests.

Silom Convent Garden Hotel offers a concierge, luggage storage, express check-in and check-out, daily housekeeping and a laundry service, with dry cleaning also available. There is a lift, a shared lounge with a TV area, a garden and a terrace, and the property is wheelchair accessible.

Free parking on site is available, and there is an airport transfer and a shuttle service. There are business facilities as well as meeting and banquet facilities for events.

For meals there is a restaurant, a coffee shop, a shared kitchen and a vending machine. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and there is also Wi-Fi in the public areas. The hotel also has a convenience store, and a taxi service is available.

Silom Convent Garden Hotel sits on Convent Road in the Sathorn part of Bangkok, in a district where office towers, hotels and street life meet around the Silom business area. The streets nearby are lined with food stalls and small shops, and by day the area is busy with office workers, while in the evening the Patpong area comes alive. Chong Nonsi Canal Park, a green space close to the hotel, offers a break from the traffic on the nearby roads.

Chong Nonsi BTS Station is 350 m away and Sala Daeng BTS Station is 450 m, and the Skytrain on the Silom Line is an easy way to reach the main shopping and business streets. Siam Paragon, a large shopping centre in the Siam area, is 2.5 km away, and Jim Thompson House, the former home of the American silk entrepreneur and now a museum, is 2.8 km away.

A full day can take in the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok's old city, then Wat Arun on the riverbank, with its tall spire decorated in porcelain. Oriental Pier on the Chao Phraya river is the stop for river ferries, and it makes an easy addition to an afternoon of temples.