Skyline Suites Sukhumvit 11

Every room at Skyline Suites Sukhumvit 11 has air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels, a hair dryer, an electric kettle, a flat-screen TV and linens. Rooms measure from 35 m² to 150 m² and sleep from two guests to six, with queen, king, double and single beds across the range.

The layouts vary from a one-bedroom apartment with a queen bed to a 150 m² suite with a choice of bed set-ups. Between them the rooms cover a wide spread of sizes and capacities, from couples to larger groups.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and there is on-site parking. Public areas have air conditioning and an elevator, and the property also has 24-hour security, soundproof rooms and safety deposit boxes. A garden sits on the grounds, and the languages spoken include English, Mandarin, French and Thai. The rooms are soundproofed, and the property offers internet services in addition to Wi-Fi in the public areas.

Rooms can have a full kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator, electric kettle and dining table, along with ironing facilities and a washing machine. Some rooms also have a sofa and a seating area, and the in-room safe box gives guests a place to keep valuables. A baby cot is available on request.

Skyline Suites Sukhumvit 11 sits on Soi Sukhumvit 11, a side street off Sukhumvit Road in the Nana area of central Bangkok. The neighbourhood is a busy mix of hotels, shops and street food, built around the BTS Skytrain line that runs above Sukhumvit Road. The Nana area is also known for its nightlife, so the streets stay lively into the evening. It is a practical district for travellers who want the Skytrain close at hand and the city's main shopping areas nearby.

Nana BTS station is 350 m away and Phloen Chit BTS station is 800 m away, with the Siam Paragon shopping centre 2.4 km from the property. Jim Thompson House, a museum of traditional Thai teak houses set around a garden, is 3.1 km away. Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of Bangkok's best-known weekend markets, is 6.2 km away, and its stalls sell clothes, food, plants and crafts.

A day in old Bangkok is the other main outing from here. The Grand Palace and Wat Arun, the temple on the bank of the Chao Phraya river, belong to the historic core of the city and make a full day of sightseeing. Wat Pho, with its reclining Buddha, sits in the same old-city area and can be visited on the same trip. Chatuchak is a different kind of outing, and it is open on weekends.