The Bhuthorn Bed And Breakfast

Rooms at The Bhuthorn Bed And Breakfast include a Double Room of 20 m² with a street view, a Deluxe Room of 28 m² with a garden view and a Superior Room of 30 m². Free WiFi is available in all rooms, and the Deluxe, Double and Superior rooms all have a telephone, a shower and toiletries.

The Deluxe and Superior rooms have air conditioning, and the Superior Room also has a fan. The Deluxe and Double rooms have a private bathroom, and the Double Bed Room sleeps up to four guests. The Deluxe Room also has a flat-screen TV and a hair dryer.

The guesthouse has a shared lounge with a TV area and a library, and the hotel offers luggage storage, daily housekeeping and a taxi service. An airport transfer is offered, and there is free parking on site as well as parking nearby. Meeting and banquet facilities are available, and daily housekeeping is part of the stay.

Breakfast is served as an Asian and Western breakfast, with fruit and snacks and a snack bar. The languages available are English and Thai.

The property is smoke-free and has non-smoking rooms. Wi-Fi is available in public areas as well as in the rooms, and the rooms can have an in-room safe, wake-up service and free bottled water.

The guesthouse is on Phraeng Phuthorn Road in the Khaosan area of Bangkok, in the old part of the city where royal palaces, temples and narrow streets sit close together. The neighbourhood mixes small hotels with street-food stalls and local shops, and it is busy through the day and into the evening.

The Temple of the Emerald Buddha, or Wat Phra Kaew, is 550 m away, and the Grand Palace is 700 m away, both within a short walk. Khaosan Road is 800 m away and is the best-known backpacker street in the city. Wat Arun, on the opposite bank of the Chao Phraya, is 1.3 km away, and the Sam Yot MRT Station is close by for travel to the rest of the city. Chatuchak Weekend Market is 7.7 km away.

A good first day here is a walk to the Emerald Buddha and the Grand Palace in the morning, then a stroll along Khaosan Road in the evening, when the street fills with stalls and bars. A short boat trip across the Chao Phraya reaches Wat Arun, and the Chatuchak Weekend Market is best saved for a separate day, since it runs on weekends and draws a very large crowd.