SuperHost 2BR Sukhumvit BTS Nana

The apartment spans 120 m² over two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a full kitchen, a washing machine, a closet and an iron. It sleeps up to five guests, and the beds come in a choice of bed set-ups.

Heating, linens, a hair dryer and toiletries are part of the apartment, and a coffee and tea maker is provided. Cleaning is carried out by a professional cleaning company, and cleaning supplies are provided for guests.

The building has a gym, an elevator, a doorman and 24-hour security, and a laundromat is nearby for guests who need one. Cleaning supplies are provided for guests, and a professional cleaning company cleans the apartment. Guests who want a gym session can use the one in the building, which has modern exercise machines, free weights and cardio equipment.

Inside the apartment, the kitchen is fully equipped, with a refrigerator, freezer, microwave, oven, stove, and dishes and dining utensils, plus a coffee or tea facility. Internet access is available, and the apartment has video streaming services.

The apartment is on Soi Sukhumvit 4 in the Nana area of central Bangkok, a busy stretch of Sukhumvit where shops, tailors, bars and restaurants line the street. Travellers who want the energy of the city close at hand will find it useful, with the BTS Skytrain station on the main road, and the evenings bring a steady mix of people and music to the sois around it.

Nana BTS Station is 400 m away, and from there the Skytrain runs to the shopping and business districts of Chit Lom and Siam. Siam Paragon is 2.2 km away, and the MBK Center is a little further along the same line. Benchakitti Forest Park is 700 m away, a green space close to the Kamthieng House Museum, which is 900 m away and occupies a traditional northern Thai teak house. The Siam Society, a cultural organisation with its own museum, is in the same area.

A day in the old city can start at the Grand Palace, 6.8 km away, with the Temple of the Emerald Buddha inside its walls and Wat Arun across the river. Jim Thompson House, a museum in a traditional teak house, makes a quieter stop on the way back, and the Asiatique riverfront is a short ride from the centre. Chatuchak Weekend Market, a sprawling market open at weekends, is a trip of its own.