Sukhumvit/T77/Habito Condo

Guests book the whole apartment at Sukhumvit/T77/Habito Condo, a 40 m² home with air conditioning, a full kitchen, a coffee or tea maker, a desk and a closet. The apartment is set up for cooking, with a stove, a microwave, a refrigerator, dishes and dining utensils, and cookware, oils and condiments.

It has its own bathroom with a hair dryer and toiletries, and linens and an iron are provided. The apartment sleeps up to two guests, and internet access is available.

Sukhumvit/T77/Habito Condo has an elevator, a gym and 24-hour security, and free parking is available. A laundromat is nearby as well, and the apartment also has a washer and an iron. The building sits on a busy stretch of Sukhumvit, so the Skytrain and the local shops are close at hand.

For cooking, the kitchen comes with dishes and dining utensils, kitchen basics such as cookware, oils and condiments, a stove, a microwave and a refrigerator. Coffee or tea is also available, toiletries and a hair dryer are provided, and internet access is available.

Sukhumvit/T77/Habito Condo stands in the Phra Khanong area of eastern Bangkok, along the Sukhumvit road, one of the busiest corridors in the city for shopping and eating out. The streets around the building are more residential than the main shopping strip, with local markets, small temples and green spaces close by. It is a residential setting that still keeps the city's attractions a short journey away.

The On Nut BTS station is 900 m away, and the Skytrain is the quickest way to reach the central shopping districts and the Siam area, where the large Siam Paragon mall is found. Wat Tai, a pagoda, is 100 m away, and Phibun Wet Park is another green space nearby. Suvarnabhumi Airport is 16.2 km away, and it is the main international gateway for travellers arriving in Bangkok by air.

A simple day could start with a walk to Wat Tai and a visit to the On Nut Fresh Market, followed by a Skytrain ride to Siam for shopping and lunch. For the old city, the Grand Palace is 12.6 km away and takes a longer trip, with Wat Arun and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha close by in the same area.