The Heritage Suvarnabhumi Airport

The Heritage Suvarnabhumi Airport is let as a whole, and its living space is a 35 m² duplex suite for up to two guests. The suite has two single beds, air conditioning and a nature view, along with a private bathroom with a shower.

Fresh linens are provided, and the suite comes with a flat-screen TV, satellite or cable channels, a refrigerator, a desk and free Wi-Fi. Toiletries and a hair dryer are in the bathroom, and free bottled water, free instant coffee and complimentary tea are supplied.

Free parking is available for guests who arrive by car, and free Wi-Fi covers the apartment. The suite also has a desk and a laptop workspace, and the TV offers satellite or cable channels and a streaming service like Netflix.

The suite is equipped with a washing machine, a clothes dryer, a closet, a sofa, linens and cleaning products, while the bathroom has a shower, toiletries and a mirror. Free bottled water, free instant coffee and complimentary tea are available in the apartment.

The property has an elevator, 24-hour security, a balcony or terrace and a laundromat nearby, and the apartment also has a freezer and body wash. The suite also has a desk, so it can serve as a workspace.

Lat Krabang is a district on the eastern edge of Bangkok, on the side of the city closest to Suvarnabhumi Airport, which is about 4 km from the property. Its main appeal is that short distance, and the district is a practical choice for travellers with an early or late flight. A 7 Eleven and an ATM are close by, along with a hospital and a district office.

The Suvarnabhumi Flea Market is 600 m from the property, and Wat Pluk Sattha, a Buddhist temple, is 1.2 km away. Local shops and food stalls line the streets around the flea market, and the neighbourhood is a residential part of eastern Bangkok rather than a visitor area. Lat Krabang train station is 3.1 km off, and the airport can be reached by taxi from the property.

For a day in central Bangkok, the Grand Palace is 30.9 km away, and Wat Arun, on the Chao Phraya river, is one of the city's best-known temples. Both are in the historic old city, where the palace and the temples sit close together. Chatuchak Weekend Market, a large market in northern Bangkok, is best visited at the weekend, when the whole market is open.