Thairong Tower Condominiums on Phattanakarn Road

The whole property is let as one apartment of 40 m², with a queen bed and room for up to two guests. The apartment has air conditioning, satellite and cable TV, a desk, a closet and a private bathroom, with toiletries provided.

The apartment is stocked with fresh linens and plush towels, and instant coffee and tea are provided for guests. Internet access is available in the apartment.

Guests have access to an elevator, 24-hour security and keyless entry to the building, and a laundromat is nearby. Free parking is available for guests who drive.

The kitchen equipment includes a microwave, a refrigerator, and dishes and dining utensils. The property also offers a balcony or terrace.

Ceiling or portable fans are available alongside the air conditioning, and the property offers internet access. Desk workspace is included among the apartment's equipment, and a laundromat is nearby. Dishes and dining utensils are provided for guests who cook.

The building stands in the Suan Luang district of Bangkok, on Phattanakarn Road, a busy road in the eastern part of the city. The surroundings are residential in character, with temples, parks and neighbourhood shops close by, and the central tourist streets are a longer journey away. The Suan Luang district is largely residential, and the city's main sights are reached by taxi or public transport from here, with the metro and the airport link both reachable from the building.

Within a short distance are TNI Park, 550 m away, and Wat Ban Thung Seri, a Buddhist pagoda 1.2 km away. Hua Mak MRT Station, 1.9 km away, gives a metro link to other parts of the city, and Suvarnabhumi is the nearer of the two airports. For shopping and markets, Siam Paragon is 9.7 km away and Chatuchak Weekend Market is 10.8 km away.

A good day could start at Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest markets in Bangkok, and continue to Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum in central Bangkok that offers a calmer change of pace after the market. The Grand Palace and Wat Arun, the classic sights of old Bangkok, make a full day trip on their own.