The Bed Residence Donmueang

The rooms at The Bed Residence Donmueang range from a twin room with two single beds to a king bedroom, and some of them look onto a garden or a city view. Air conditioning, a desk and an in-room safe are part of the equipment of the rooms with views, and some rooms have a balcony or terrace.

Rooms can have a private bathroom with a shower, free bottled water and a TV. Several rooms sleep up to three guests, while the twin and king rooms with views sleep two.

The front desk services include luggage storage, and taxi services are available at the hotel. Daily housekeeping is provided, and languages spoken include English and Thai. The hotel also has a buzzer or wireless intercom.

Parking is available nearby for guests who drive, and a continental breakfast is served each morning. The hotel also offers a kids meal. Wired internet and Wi-Fi in the public areas are offered alongside the free Wi-Fi in all rooms. Private bathrooms with showers, air conditioning and desks are offered in the rooms, and free bottled water is provided in some of them.

The Bed Residence Donmueang is in the Don Mueang area of north Bangkok, a residential part of the city where the airport is the main landmark. The streets around the hotel have everyday shops and local markets, and the area is a convenient choice for travellers who arrive or leave by air. Walking the streets around the hotel is the best way to see everyday Bangkok life here, away from the big tourist sights.

Don Mueang International Airport is 1.6 km from the hotel, and Don Mueang SRT Station is 950 m away, so the station is close at hand for rail travel. Nearby are the Royal Thai Air Force Museum, the temple of Wat Thep Nimit and Sethasiri Backyard, a garden, so the neighbourhood has a few sights of its own. For guests arriving by air, the airport is the most useful landmark for the first and last day of a trip.

The Chatuchak Weekend Market, 13.3 km away, is one of the largest weekend markets in Bangkok, and the Grand Palace, 20.9 km away in the old city, is one of the city's best-known sights. A good day could start at Chatuchak with its crafts and food stalls, then continue to the Grand Palace and Wat Arun on the riverside in the afternoon.