The Central Bangkok Station 1

The Central Bangkok Station 1 is one apartment of 30 m², set up for up to three guests. It has air conditioning, a hair dryer, toiletries, towels and linens, and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a whirlpool bathtub.

The apartment also has a TV with cable channels, a streaming service such as Netflix and an electric kettle, so guests can cook, rest and watch television in the same space.

The property has an elevator, a gym and 24-hour security, and a washer is available for use. The gym has the latest exercise machines and free weights. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, a freezer and a microwave, along with dishes and dining utensils for cooking at home.

Air conditioning and fans keep the apartment cool, and the TV has cable channels. Linens, toiletries, towels and a hair dryer are provided, and internet access is available. A closet is also included in the apartment, and the building has an elevator.

Yannawa and Sathorn lie on the riverside of central Bangkok, a district of condominium towers, office buildings and older streets that run toward the Chao Phraya river. Sathorn is where many of the city's office towers and high-rise condominiums stand, and the river runs along its western edge.

The apartment is in a residential alley off Charoen Krung Road, one of the oldest roads in Bangkok, where small shops, a fresh market and several temples sit close together. Wat Sutthi Wararam, a temple with a pagoda, is 150 m away, and Saeng Chan Fresh Market is 500 m away. Saphan Taksin BTS station, 650 m from the building, connects to the Silom line, and Sathorn Pier and other piers along the Chao Phraya give access to ferries across the river. Asiatique The Riverfront, a riverside night market and entertainment complex on the riverbank, is 1.5 km away, a short distance from the piers.

A day in this part of the city can begin with the temples close to the river, continue to Jim Thompson House, the former home of the American silk entrepreneur, now a museum, 4.3 km away, and end at the riverside Asiatique complex with the Chao Phraya in view.