The Siam Heritage Hotel

The Siam Heritage Hotel offers rooms from 30 m² executive and superior rooms to 120 m² penthouses, with a 50 m² Executive Suite and a 60 m² Presidential Suite among them. Some rooms have a city, street or garden view, and a penthouse sleeps up to nine guests.

Rooms can have blackout curtains, a desk, a seating area, an in-room safe, a mini bar, a refrigerator and individual air conditioning. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and baby cots are available on request. Several rooms have bathrobes, a hair dryer and toiletries in the bathroom, and an electric kettle is also among the in-room items.

Facilities at The Siam Heritage Hotel include an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre, a garden, a terrace and a rooftop area, with a 24-hour front desk and a shared lounge with a TV area. Business facilities, meetings and a projector or LED display are also available, along with luggage storage and safety deposit boxes.

The dining options are a bar, restaurants, a coffee shop and room service, with a vegetarian restaurant and Asian cuisine served in the restaurant. A breakfast takeaway service and food delivery are also offered.

Other services include laundry and ironing, currency exchange and an airport transfer at an additional charge. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the property has non-smoking rooms and a smoking area.

The hotel stands on Surawong Road in Silom and Bangrak, one of central Bangkok's busiest business districts, with office towers, hotels and street stalls along its lanes. By night the Patpong area fills with bars and night stalls, while in daytime the streets carry office workers and shoppers. The Chao Phraya river and its temples are a short ride away for those who want to see the older side of the city.

Patpong Night Market is a 150 m walk, and Wat Hua Lamphong Rukkhaniwet Park is close by. Sam Yan MRT Station is 300 m from the hotel and Sala Daeng BTS Station is nearby, so the metro and Skytrain connect the area to much of the city. Jim Thompson House, a traditional Thai house museum of the silk entrepreneur Jim Thompson, is 2.2 km away, and The Grand Palace is 4.8 km away. Parking is not available at the property, so the rail links are the practical way to get around. The airports lie well outside the centre, and an airport transfer is available at an additional charge.

A full day could combine a visit to Jim Thompson House with the malls around Siam, a short Skytrain ride from Sala Daeng. In the evening, walk to the Patpong market or head to Asiatique - The Riverfront on the Chao Phraya.