UNO Residences

Air conditioning is standard in every room at UNO Residences. The accommodation has an apartment of 28 m² with a queen bed, a 28 m² studio with a queen bed, and a room that sleeps up to three guests.

The apartment and the studio both sleep up to two guests and have a private bathroom. The apartment has a private pool and a full kitchen. The studio has a kitchenette, kitchenware and a washing machine.

The property has a swimming pool and a fitness centre, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. Non-smoking rooms are offered, and the public areas have air conditioning as well. Guests also have access to the fitness centre, and the property has a kitchen.

The property provides dishes and dining utensils, a microwave, a refrigerator and a stove, so guests can prepare simple meals. Languages spoken include English, Mandarin Chinese and Thai, and a TV is also offered.

Rooms can also have a hair dryer, an electric kettle, toiletries and a closet, and the private bathrooms come with a shower. Rooms can also have a sofa and trash cans.

UNO Residences is on Soi Sukhumvit 72 in Samut Prakan, a province south-east of Bangkok that is part of the wider metropolitan area. The street is a mix of residential blocks, local shops and markets, with a more everyday feel than the central Bangkok districts. Street-food stalls and small restaurants are common along the main roads, and the setting suits guests who want an apartment with a kitchen while staying close to the city.

The nearest transport link is Bearing station on the BTS Sukhumvit line, 450 m from the property, and from there the BTS runs into central Bangkok and reaches Siam and the shopping districts. Big C Samrong, a large hypermarket, is 950 m away, and Wat Dan Samrong, a pagoda, lies 1.2 km away. Bangkok Local Museum Bang Na District, which covers the history of the district, is 1.5 km away, while Chaloem Phrakiat park and Lasalle 2K Market are also nearby.

A good day could start with a walk in Chaloem Phrakiat park, then a ride on the BTS into central Bangkok. For a longer day out, the Ancient City, an open-air museum of Thai monuments, is also in Samut Prakan province, a short distance from the rest of the area's sights.