The Quarter Ploenchit by UHG

The rooms include two-bedroom suites of 63 m² that sleep up to five guests, a one-bedroom suite of 35 m² with a mini bar and a kettle, a 28 m² room with a city view and a 25 m² room with a roll-in shower. The property also has family suites with a kitchenette.

Several rooms look over the city, and some of the suites include a bathtub with open-air bath privileges. The 35 m² suite also has a city view and air conditioning. Soundproofing comes with one family suite, and the 25 m² room has accessible features such as an accessible toilet and a transfer shower.

The property has an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor swimming pool, along with a fitness center, a garden and a terrace. There is also a children's swimming pool and a shared lounge with a TV area for guests to use.

Dining includes restaurants, a coffee shop, room service and food delivery, and buffet and continental breakfast are available. The hotel also offers a 24-hour front desk, a concierge, luggage storage, laundry service and dry cleaning, with daily housekeeping and an elevator. A taxi service and a shuttle service are also available.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and there is WiFi in public areas too. An airport transfer is offered, and family rooms are also on the list of rooms the hotel has.

The Quarter Ploenchit by UHG is on Ploenchit Road in the Sukhumvit area of central Bangkok, a district of shopping centres, embassy buildings and office towers. The streets around the hotel are busy through the day, and the skytrain makes it practical to get around the city without a car. Embassies of several countries are close by, including those of Italy and Egypt, which is a reminder of how international this part of the city is.

Phloen Chit BTS Station is 450 m away and Nana BTS Station 700 m, so the skytrain is a simple way to reach Siam Paragon, 1.8 km away, and the MBK Center. Jim Thompson House, the museum in the former home of the silk entrepreneur, is 2.6 km away, and The Grand Palace is 6.4 km away across the river.

A good day out could start with a visit to Jim Thompson House, then a skytrain ride to Siam for shopping and lunch. For the temples and the Grand Palace, which are across the river, plan a longer trip, and for a weekend market the Chatuchak Weekend Market is a longer journey. Evenings can be spent in the Siam shopping district, which is well served by the skytrain.