Townhome/Rama2

Townhome/Rama2 is offered as a single 172 m² house with three bathrooms, air conditioning, a private entrance and linens. The whole home is available to the party that books it, with capacity for up to eight guests.

The kitchen and laundry are part of the house, with a refrigerator, microwave, oven, dishwasher and washer. A coffee or tea maker, a hair dryer and satellite or cable channels complete the in-room setup, and the property also has keyless access and a garden or backyard.

The home has a kitchen with a refrigerator, freezer, stove, oven, microwave and dishwasher, plus dishes and dining utensils for a group. A washer covers laundry, and the house also has ceiling or portable fans alongside the air conditioning.

Free parking is available on site, and the property has keyless access and a garden or backyard. Guests can use the TV with cable channels, and internet access is available. There is also a coffee or tea facility on site, and a crib or baby cot can be provided. The house also has a buzzer with wireless intercom and 24-hour security, and the property has a garden or backyard for use during the day.

Townhome/Rama2 is on Town Avenue Cocos Rama 2, in the Rama 2 area of western Bangkok, where the neighbourhood is largely residential with local shops, markets and temples along the main roads. Rama 2 Road is one of the main routes through this part of the city, so the house suits a visitor who wants a whole home away from the busiest districts.

Within a short walk are the Wat Lao pagoda, 400 m away, and the Greenday Night Market, 750 m away. The Central Rama 2 Van-Minibus Terminal is about a kilometre from the house, useful for onward travel by van or minibus, and the railway stations at Wat Sing and Bang Bon are close by. For flights, Don Mueang lies 32.1 km away and Suvarnabhumi 32.9 km.

The better-known sights are further into the city. Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, and the Grand Palace are a longer journey by road, so a good day is to begin with the local temples and night market close to the house, then travel across Bangkok in the afternoon to see the riverside temples and the old palace district. Allow extra time for the trip, as traffic on Bangkok's main roads can be slow.