Sorrento Bangkok Old Town MRT Samyot

The rooms at Sorrento Bangkok Old Town MRT Samyot run from a room assigned on arrival for up to three guests to a 240 m² home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms, sleeping up to 14. Other sleeping arrangements take up to 13 and 15 guests, so larger groups travelling together can book the property.

The rooms can have air conditioning, an in-room safe box, a washing machine, a balcony or terrace and a separate dining area. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Shared facilities at Sorrento Bangkok Old Town MRT Samyot include air conditioning in the public areas, on-site entertainment and safety deposit boxes. The property has a kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator and stove, dishes and dining utensils, and food delivery is offered.

Video streaming services and satellite and cable channels are offered, along with Wi-Fi in public areas, wired internet and a laptop safe box. Body wash is available, and the kitchen basics include cookware, oils and condiments. The kitchen itself has a stove, a microwave and a refrigerator, so guests who prefer to cook can prepare their own meals in the holiday home.

Pets are allowed, and non-smoking rooms are offered.

Sorrento Bangkok Old Town MRT Samyot is in Ti-Thong, in the Chinatown district known as Yaowarat, a part of the city where the old commercial streets sit close to the temples of the Old Town. Traditional shops, goldsmiths and herbal medicine stores line the narrow alleys, and food stalls run along the streets, so the walk from the property into the district is a short one.

Sam Yot MRT station is 350 m from the property, and the Wat Phra Chetuphon temple, also known as Wat Pho, is 800 m away. The Grand Palace is 950 m away, while Don Mueang International Airport is 21.6 km away and Suvarnabhumi Airport is 27.8 km away.

A good day here starts at Wat Pho, moves on to the Grand Palace and ends in Yaowarat after dark, when the neon signs light up and the food stalls are busy. The Chalermkrung Royal Theatre, a historic theatre, and the Trok Mor morning market are close by for an early start. The neon-lit streets after dark are a good way to end the day, and the metro at Sam Yot is the simplest way to return to the property after a day spent between the temples and the markets.