Thitikan Apartment

The whole property is let as one apartment of 30 m², with a private entrance, air conditioning and a private bathroom that has a whirlpool bathtub. Toiletries and towels are provided, and the apartment has a TV with satellite and cable channels.

The kitchen includes a refrigerator, a microwave and a dishwasher, and there is a washer for guests. Up to two guests can stay in the apartment, and the bathroom is private to the apartment.

Free parking is available, and internet access is available as well. The kitchen comes with a dishwasher, a microwave, a refrigerator and coffee or tea, and a washer is provided for guests. The apartment also has keyless access, air conditioning and a private entrance.

Guests also have a desk or workspace, a balcony or terrace and 24-hour security. Linens, toiletries and towels are provided, and the TV includes cable channels for evening viewing.

There is a doorman at the property, and a laundromat is nearby for guests who need one. The apartment also has a closet and body wash supplied for guests, and the apartment has its own private entrance.

Thitikan Apartment is on Rama I Road in the Bang Na district of Bangkok, an area where residential streets and busy main roads run alongside each other. Its position is a practical one: the apartment sits away from the old city, but the transit network and the airport are both within a short trip of the building.

Samrong MRT Station is 750 m away and Samrong BTS Station 850 m, so both the metro and the skytrain are close by. Wat Dan Samrong, a pagoda 450 m away, is one of the nearest sights, and it is a short walk from the apartment. The Erawan Elephant Museum, 2.6 km away, is known for its large sculpture of the three-headed elephant Erawan, and Suvarnabhumi Airport is 16.6 km away from the apartment.

For a day out, visit Wat Dan Samrong and the Erawan Elephant Museum, then take the metro or skytrain into central Bangkok. There, the Grand Palace and Wat Arun stand in the old city, close to the Chao Phraya river, so the old city is the natural next stop after the museum and the temple, a full morning of sightseeing in the city's historic centre, where the streets are lined with temples and markets.