The Cage - Grand River INN

The rooms at The Cage - Grand River INN measure from 10 to 35 m², and all of them have air conditioning. They range from twin and queen rooms for two guests to a 35 m² room for up to three guests and a 30 m² family room for up to seven.

Beds range from single beds to queen and king beds, and the family room has seven single beds for a larger group. Rooms also include a terrace and a seating area, with shared and private bathrooms across the room types.

Guests have a laundry service and safety deposit boxes, and the public areas have air conditioning. The guesthouse is smoke-free, with non-smoking rooms, and the property is accessible by stairs. Reception staff speak English, Norwegian and Thai.

Rooms can have a terrace, an in-room safe box, a seating area, a washing machine, a refrigerator, a microwave and a mosquito net.

Free toiletries are provided, and the rooms come with linens and towels, a hair dryer and a coffee and tea maker. Mosquito nets are available in some rooms, and the guesthouse also has a terrace and a laundry service for guests who need it. Rooms can also have a seating area, so guests have space to relax after a day out.

The guesthouse sits on Rama III Road in the Sathorn area of southern Bangkok, a largely commercial district of wide roads, shopping centres and residential streets. The historic temples and the old town are a longer journey away, so a stay here is more about everyday Bangkok than the sights of the old city.

Chong Nonsi Pier, about 300 m away, is a ferry terminal for boats along the Chao Phraya, and the CentralPlaza Rama III shopping centre is 1.7 km away. Srinakhon Keunkhan Park, 1.8 km away, offers green space for a walk, and Khlong Toei MRT Station, 3.8 km away, links the area to the metro network. The Asiatique riverside complex of shops and restaurants is also reached by river boat from the same stretch of the Chao Phraya.

For a day out, take a river ferry from Chong Nonsi Pier to the riverside sights, or head to Chatuchak Weekend Market, 12.4 km away, which is open at weekends. Across the river, the Bang Kachao area is a green escape with village lanes and pagodas, including Wat Bang Krachao Nok. Reaching Bang Kachao means crossing the river, so it is worth planning the trip in advance, and the river boats from Chong Nonsi Pier run along the Chao Phraya through the city.