Summit Pavilion Hotel

Rooms at Summit Pavilion Hotel sleep from two to six guests and come with king beds, single beds or a sofa bed, and some rooms offer a choice of bed set-ups. City views are offered in several rooms. Rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a desk, an in-room safe and a coffee and tea maker.

Private bathrooms come with bathrobes, toiletries, towels and hair dryers, and some rooms include open-air bath privileges and a walk-in shower. Rooms can also have satellite and cable channels and a telephone. Satellite and cable channels, a telephone and, in some rooms, a flat-screen TV complete the room set-up. Extra beds depend on the room you choose.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness center, a spa and sauna, billiards and table tennis, a garden and a terrace, and a shared lounge with a TV area. A 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping, laundry service, a shuttle service, an elevator and wheelchair accessibility are also available. There are business facilities, internet services and WiFi in the public areas.

Dining covers restaurant breakfast, lunch and dinner, a la carte dishes, salads and soups, a coffee shop, a bar, room service and food delivery, with bottled water also available, and all of these dining services are on site. Free parking is available on site, and there is also bicycle parking and valet parking.

Summit Pavilion Hotel sits on a lane off Pattanakarn Road in the Ramkhamhaeng area of Bangkok, away from the river and the old city. The streets around it have a local character, with a neighbourhood market close by and the campus of Stamford International University nearby. Muang Thong Park, 400 m away, offers green space in the district. Staying here means the historic sights are a longer journey, while the airport is considerably closer.

Suvarnabhumi Airport is 10.8 km away, and the Airport Rail Link station at Hua Mak is 1.8 km from the hotel, with trains that run into the city and out to the airport. Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest markets in Thailand, is 14.3 km away, while the Grand Palace, the royal palace complex on the Chao Phraya river, is 18.2 km away.

A full day could start at Chatuchak Weekend Market and end on the river at the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, known as the Temple of Dawn, which sits on the opposite bank. Both sit in the historic riverside area, where many of the city's best-known temples are clustered. Both are a long way from the hotel, so allow time for traffic at peak hours.