Twenty One Place

Twenty One Place offers rooms with a city view, and several of them have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, a hair dryer and a mirror. The family room measures 21 m² and sleeps up to five guests, while the deluxe double with a king bed measures 14 m² and sleeps two.

The standard double measures 15 m² and sleeps up to three guests, and a room with a queen bed sleeps two. Laundry service, daily housekeeping and a coffee shop are available across the property, and the terrace is open to guests. Rooms with a city view look out over Bangkok.

Twenty One Place has a laundry service, daily housekeeping and a 24-hour security service, with CCTV in the common areas and outside the property. Private check-in and check-out are offered, and the hotel is smoke-free.

On site there is a coffee shop, a shared kitchen and a terrace. Wi-Fi is available in the public areas as well as in every room, so guests can stay connected across the hotel.

Languages spoken at the property include English, Chinese (Mandarin), Hindi and Thai, and air conditioning is available in the public areas. The shared kitchen and the terrace are also on site, and there are non-smoking rooms in the hotel as well, alongside the smoke-free shared spaces.

Twenty One Place sits on Ratchadaphisek 1 Alley in the Ratchada area of Bangkok, a busy district of markets, shops and offices. It is a practical choice for travellers who want the metro close at hand rather than the old centre. From here the metro is the simplest link to the rest of the city, while the old centre with its temples and the river is a longer trip away.

Phra Ram 9 MRT station is 350 m away and Thailand Cultural Centre MRT station is 750 m away, and both connect to central Bangkok by train. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, 4.6 km away, is one of the largest markets in the city, with thousands of stalls selling clothes, crafts and food at weekends.

For temples, the Grand Palace is 8.1 km away and Wat Arun, on the Chao Phraya riverbank, is further on, so a day can be spent between the old city and the river. Jim Thompson House, a museum of traditional Thai houses and silk, is in the central part of the city and makes a good stop between sights. Boats on the Chao Phraya river link several of the temples on its banks, so the river is a useful way to move between the sights of the old city.