Varindavan Park

Varindavan Park has studios, king suites and junior suites, along with family suites and a 180 m² three-bedroom family room. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and some rooms have a city view.

Capacity ranges from two guests in the studio to eight in the three-bedroom family room, and some rooms have a private bathroom with a shower. The 90 m² two-bedroom family suite sleeps up to four guests, the 60 m² family suite up to five, and the 60 m² suite up to three.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and a children's pool, a spa with a sauna, a salon, and billiards. Breakfast is served in the restaurant, which also has a vegetarian restaurant, a coffee shop and a poolside bar, and 24-hour room service is available.

Guests can use a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, a laundromat, currency exchange and a taxi service, and car hire is also offered. An airport transfer is available, and there is a gift and souvenir shop on site, as well as kids facilities, a terrace and a rooftop area. Pets are allowed, and charges apply.

For nightlife, there is a bar and a nightclub, as well as on-site entertainment.

Varindavan Park sits on Sukhumvit Road in the Ekkamai and Thonglor district of Bangkok, a neighbourhood of side streets, cafés and restaurants with art spaces close by. Dining and nightlife are nearby, and the streets around the hotel are a local neighbourhood rather than a tourist strip, with small shops and eateries lining the side roads.

Ekkamai BTS Station is 1.6 km away, and the skytrain it serves links the area with central Bangkok. Thong Lor Art Space is 650 m away, an art space in the neighbourhood, and Suvarnabhumi Airport is 17.3 km away, with an airport transfer offered by the hotel. Phibun Wet Park, a neighbourhood park, and the Science Centre for Education museum are also in the wider area around the hotel.

A day could begin at Jim Thompson House, the teak-built home of the American silk entrepreneur, 7.5 km away. Then head to The Grand Palace, 11.4 km away, to see the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, with Wat Arun on the opposite bank of the Chao Phraya river. Wat That Thong, a pagoda temple, is another stop for a quieter morning, and Khaosan Road, the backpacker street in the old city, makes a lively evening after the temples.