Thitikorn Grandview

The rooms at Thitikorn Grandview measure from 22 to 45 m², and each one has a private bathroom with a hair dryer, toiletries and towels. Rooms accommodate between two and four guests, and each room overlooks either the city or the park.

Beds include a queen bed, double beds and twin single beds, and rooms can have individual air conditioning, a desk and a mosquito net. Flat-screen TVs are fitted in several rooms, and some rooms have satellite and cable channels.

Thitikorn Grandview has a 24-hour front desk, free parking on site and free Wi-Fi in all rooms. An elevator serves the building, and luggage storage and a doorman are available to guests.

Guests can relax in the shared lounge/TV area or on the terrace, and daily housekeeping is provided. On site there are shops, a convenience store and a laundromat, and a vending machine with bottled water is also available.

For security, the hotel has 24-hour security, and a golf course is close by. Bicycle parking and a car power charging station are also on site. Pets are allowed at the hotel, and rooms are accessible by elevator and by stairs.

Thitikorn Grandview sits in Rangsit, a residential area on the northern side of Bangkok's metropolitan area, where the pace is quieter than in the central districts. Local markets and temples are part of everyday life here, and the area suits visitors who want easy airport access rather than a base beside the main sights. The surroundings are practical rather than scenic, with a hospital and cash machines close by.

Red Bridge Market is 350 m from the hotel, the closest of the local markets, and Wat Rang Sit is 2.9 km away. Khlong Rangsit Station, 2.6 km from the hotel, is the nearest train stop, and Don Mueang International Airport is 8.1 km away, handling domestic and budget flights. Central sights such as the Grand Palace are 29.8 km away, a longer trip from the hotel.

The Grand Palace and Wat Arun are the classic sights of the old city, and both are a longer trip from Rangsit. Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest markets in Bangkok, is further still, and the riverside temple Wat Arun pairs well with a visit to Asiatique, the riverfront complex on the Chao Phraya. Back in Rangsit, the shared lounge/TV area and the terrace give a quiet place to end the day.