The Inn Saladaeng

The hotel's rooms measure between 22 and 30 m², and free Wi-Fi is available in all of them. Some have a city view, some have a bathtub, and bed arrangements range from a single and a double bed to a queen bed, depending on the room. Guests in the Guest Room, which measures 30 m², can use a shower and a clothes rack.

Several rooms include a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and a hair dryer, and several have a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels and a telephone. Air conditioning comes with the Superior and Trio rooms, and the Trio sleeps up to four guests.

Guests can rely on a 24-hour front desk, with private check-in and check-out and luggage storage. The hotel has an elevator and a shared lounge with a TV area, and daily housekeeping and a laundry service are also offered, along with cash withdrawal facilities and safety deposit boxes. The 24-hour front desk operates around the clock, so there is always someone at reception to help with arrivals, departures and luggage.

Public areas have WiFi, and a snack bar is on site. The languages spoken on site include English, Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese and Thai, and the hotel also has a family room. The rooms can also include an in-room safe box, a wake-up service and a window that opens.

Silom is one of central Bangkok's main business districts, a mix of office towers, shopping centres and older streets that stay lively into the evening. Around the Silom streets, street-food stalls and small shops sit beside the office blocks, giving the area a busy daytime and evening feel. Guests who want to be close to the city's centre will find the hotel handy for both business and sightseeing.

Si Lom MRT station is 250 m away and Sala Daeng BTS station 300 m, so the metro and the skytrain both serve the hotel and link it to the rest of the city. Other sights in the area include Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum dedicated to the American silk entrepreneur, and the Thai Red Cross Museum on the history of the Thai Red Cross Society. Siam Paragon, a large shopping mall, is also nearby.

A full day could combine the Grand Palace with Wat Arun, which stands on the opposite bank of the Chao Phraya River; both are 5.5 km from the hotel. The Chao Phraya River, the city's main waterway, runs through the old city and past the temples. Chatuchak Weekend Market, a large weekend market with thousands of stalls, is 8.1 km away. Bangkok's two airports lie farther out, and the journey to them is best planned in advance.