The Pad Silom Convent Serviced Apartment

All rooms at The Pad Silom Convent Serviced Apartment have air conditioning, a separate shower or bathtub, and a balcony or terrace. The rooms run from a one-bedroom suite for two guests to two-bedroom duplexes and suite duplexes for up to four, and every room has queen beds.

The two-bedroom duplex and the two-bedroom suite duplex have a full kitchen with a microwave and refrigerator. The one-bedroom suite has kitchenware, toiletries and a refrigerator, and the two-bedroom suite duplex also has a seating area and a garden view. The property's garden is on site, and the rooms all have a flat-screen TV.

The reception offers a concierge, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and express check-in and check-out, and daily housekeeping is provided. There is an elevator, a taxi service, business facilities, and dry cleaning, a laundromat and a laundry service for guests who need them, and the property also has a family room and business facilities, all on site alongside the garden and the kitchen.

The property offers a garden and a kitchen, along with free parking on site and free Wi-Fi in all rooms. Wi-Fi also covers the public areas, internet access is available, and English and Thai are spoken at the property. The rooms have a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels.

The property is on Convent Road in Silom, the business and nightlife district of Bangkok, in the Bangrak area next to Sathorn. The streets around it mix office towers and hotels with street-food stalls, and Christ Church, a short walk from the property, sits among the schools and churches on the quieter side streets.

Sala Daeng BTS Station is 450 m away and Si Lom MRT Station is 550 m, so the Skytrain and metro are the simplest way to cross the city without a car. The Patpong Night Market, a short walk from the property, fills with stalls and food vendors after dark, and the Jim Thompson House, 2.8 km away, is a museum of traditional Thai teak houses. The Grand Palace is 5.5 km away, across the river, and it houses the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

A good day could start at the Jim Thompson House and continue to the riverside Asiatique - The Riverfront complex, then return to Silom for dinner at the night market, which is a short walk from the property. The Silom area stays busy into the evening, when the night market is at its liveliest and the streets around the property are full of people.