The Moonite Boutique Hotel

The Moonite Boutique Hotel has rooms for two or three guests, and several of them look out over the city. The city-view rooms are air-conditioned and offer a choice of bed set-ups, and rooms for three guests are offered alongside rooms for two.

The hotel stands on Wireless Road, with Phloen Chit BTS station 550 m away and Siam Paragon 1.5 km away. The room you choose depends on how many people are travelling and whether a city view matters to you, and the rooms below each have their own floor area and capacity, with two- and three-guest rooms both available.

The 24-hour front desk, a concierge, luggage storage and safety deposit boxes are available, and daily housekeeping and laundry service are offered. There is an elevator, business facilities are available as well, and 24-hour security is in place.

Dining options include a restaurant, a coffee shop and room service, and a Continental breakfast is served. The garden offers an outdoor space, and the shared lounge has a TV area with satellite and cable channels. The lounge is a place to gather with other guests in front of the large flat-screen TV.

Wi-Fi is free in all rooms, and there is WiFi in public areas too. Free parking is available, a shuttle service and an airport transfer are offered, and pets are allowed.

Wireless Road runs through the Lumpini Pathumwan district of central Bangkok, where embassies, hotels and office buildings sit alongside the shopping streets of Sukhumvit. The Moonite is part of this mix of business and shopping streets, and the district gives easy access to the city's main shopping and transport routes, with the old city further away across the river.

Phloen Chit BTS station is 550 m away, and Siam Paragon, one of Bangkok's largest shopping centres, is 1.5 km from the hotel. Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum devoted to Thai silk, is 2.2 km away, and the Grand Palace in the old city is 6.2 km away. Lumpini Park, a large green space in the same district, offers a quieter contrast to the shopping streets.

A simple day could begin at the Erawan Shrine, 950 m away, a busy Brahma shrine at the Ratchaprasong junction where visitors leave offerings, and continue on the Skytrain to Siam. In the evening, the streets around Siam are busy with street-food stalls. For a longer outing, the Chatuchak Weekend Market is a large weekend market with hundreds of stalls, and the Skytrain from Phloen Chit makes the trip back to the hotel simple.