Vanlisut Hotel

Vanlisut Hotel has rooms of 20 to 25 m², from rooms for two guests with a king bed or two single beds up to a room that sleeps five. Most rooms have a city view, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms. The Family Rooms sleep up to four guests on three bunk beds, and the Large Twin Room sleeps up to three.

Several bathrooms have a bathtub, and some rooms have a roll-in or transfer shower, an accessible toilet and accessible vanities for guests with mobility needs. Air conditioning is available in the rooms, and most bathrooms come with toiletries, towels and a hair dryer.

Vanlisut Hotel has a 24-hour front desk and a concierge, and guests can use luggage storage, daily housekeeping, laundry and ironing services. An airport transfer is offered, along with a 24-hour security service, wheelchair-accessible facilities and cash withdrawal.

For food and drink, the hotel has restaurants, a halal restaurant, a bar and a kitchen, and 24-hour room service is available. Guests can also use the garden, a massage service, a salon and a convenience store.

Families can use the playground, and food delivery is also available alongside the shared kitchen. Guests with mobility needs will find wheelchair-accessible facilities and an elevator in the building, and the hotel has a 24-hour security service.

Vanlisut Hotel is in the Ngamwongwan area of Nonthaburi province, just north of Bangkok, a lively suburban district where shopping centres, a cineplex and hospitals sit close together, and Nonthavej Hospital is close by. Pantip Plaza Mall, a computer and electronics centre, is 200 m away, and the Fantasia Lagoon water park is 400 m away.

Khae Rai MRT Station is 1.6 km away, giving a metro link into the city, and Don Mueang International Airport is 9.7 km from the hotel. The Chatuchak Weekend Market is 6.7 km away, one of Bangkok's largest weekend markets with thousands of stalls. Further into the city, Wat Arun sits on the Chao Phraya riverbank, and the Grand Palace is in Bangkok's old city, while Khaosan Road, the backpacker street, is lined with bars and street-food stalls.

For a full day, combine Wat Arun and the Grand Palace with a visit to Jim Thompson House for Thai silk history, with Wat Phra Chetuphon, known as Wat Pho for its reclining Buddha, close by. Finish at Asiatique - The Riverfront, a riverside complex on the Chao Phraya, or go shopping at Siam Paragon and MBK Center, two of the city's best-known malls, and both are a good way to end the day out.