Suk22

The apartment is let as one unit, and its room measures 18 m², with a queen bed for up to two guests. The room is air-conditioned and has a city view, and the private bathroom comes with a shower, toiletries and a mirror. Complimentary tea and free bottled water are provided, and a flat-screen TV and satellite or cable channels are also in the room.

Outside the room, the shared lounge/TV area and the bar on site give guests common space, and the property also offers a concierge, luggage storage and daily housekeeping.

The property has a bar and a shared lounge/TV area, where guests can relax, read or catch up on television. A concierge service and luggage storage are available, and daily housekeeping is provided. The shared lounge/TV area has sofas and a book collection, and guests can use it to relax, connect with others or catch up on television.

English, Chinese (Cantonese) and Chinese (Mandarin) are spoken at the property. Wireless internet is available in the public areas as well as in the room, and the apartment has a telephone and satellite or cable channels.

Rooms can have a kitchenware set, a microwave, a refrigerator, a desk and a seating area, and complimentary instant coffee.

Sukhumvit 22 is a side street off Sukhumvit Road, one of Bangkok's main commercial avenues, in the Phrom Phong and Asok area of central Bangkok. Its shops, small eateries and office buildings give the area a busy, urban feel, and it suits guests who want to be close to the city's shopping and transport without staying on a main road. Phrom Phong and Asok are both stops on the Sukhumvit line, the main Skytrain route through this part of town.

The BTS Skytrain is the easiest way around: Phrom Phong station is 450 m away and Asok station 850 m, and both lie on the Sukhumvit line that runs to the Siam area. Siam Paragon, the large shopping centre, is 3.8 km away, and the Jim Thompson House, a museum devoted to Thai silk and art, is 4.5 km off. Benchasiri Park, a green space close to the property, offers a quieter spot for a walk.

A weekend visit to the Chatuchak Weekend Market, which is open at weekends, makes a full day out. The Grand Palace and Wat Arun, two of the best-known sights in old Bangkok, lie across the river and take a longer trip to reach, with Wat Arun known for its tall, tiered prang on the riverbank.