Spacious 3BR House in Pratunam - Bangkok

The whole house measures 550 m² and has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Air conditioning, a private entrance and a full kitchen come with the house, along with linens, a hair dryer, toiletries, a TV with cable channels, complimentary tea and instant coffee.

Sleeping arrangements are a choice of queen beds or sofa beds, and the house sleeps up to 20 guests. Internet access and Wi-Fi are available, and the kitchen gives you a stove, microwave and refrigerator for preparing your own meals.

The house has a kitchen with cookware, oils and condiments, a stove, microwave and refrigerator, and coffee or tea is available. Dishes and dining utensils are provided for cooking at home, and laundry can be done at a laundromat nearby.

Keyless access and a private entrance let you arrive independently. Air conditioning, cable channels, a TV, linens, a hair dryer, toiletries and body wash complete the equipment of the house.

Internet access and Wi-Fi are available, and pets are allowed.

Pratunam is one of Bangkok's busiest shopping districts, a dense mix of street stalls, tailors and wholesale clothing shops that stay lively from morning until late in the evening. The house is on Soi Ratchaprarop 4 in the Makkasan area, close to the busy Pratunam streets, so the shops and street food are a short walk away. The Pratunam area is busiest during the day, so the streets are at their liveliest while the shops are open.

The Airport Rail Link Ratchaprarop Station is 300 m from the house, and the line runs to Suvarnabhumi Airport, while Don Mueang International Airport is 19.1 km away. Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum filled with Thai silk and art, is 1.6 km away, and Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest markets in the city, is 5.3 km away and is open at weekends.

A relaxed day could start with Jim Thompson House and continue with the Pratunam streets in the afternoon, and Suan Pakkad Palace, a Thai palace complex set among gardens, is also within walking distance of the house. The Grand Palace and Wat Arun, two of the most visited sites in the old city, need a separate day, as they are a longer trip across the river.