WE Resident

The room types at WE Resident sleep from one to three guests, and the rooms with a stated size measure 25 m². Some rooms have a city view, and some include a balcony or terrace, air conditioning and a private bathroom.

Depending on the room, guests can find a desk, a refrigerator, a clothes rack, towels and toiletries. The rooms are set up for a short or longer stay in eastern Bangkok, close to the metro.

The property offers air conditioning in its public areas, an elevator, a shared lounge and TV area, and 24-hour security. Daily housekeeping is provided, and there is a terrace where guests can sit outside.

Free WiFi is available in all rooms, and the hotel also has WiFi in its public areas and wireless internet access. The shared lounge and TV area is a place to relax and meet other guests, and it is a comfortable space for an evening after a day exploring Bangkok.

Parking is free on site, and bicycle parking is also available for guests. The property has a shrine, a couple's room and a mirrored room, all within the same building.

WE Resident is in Bang Kapi, a busy residential district of eastern Bangkok, where local shops, markets and small streets sit alongside the metro. Soi Ladprao is a long, lively road with everyday life running along it, and the hotel sits within that daily rhythm rather than in the old city.

The Bang Kapi MRT station is 350 m from the hotel and gives access to the wider city by metro, which is the simplest way to reach the older districts without a taxi. Suvarnabhumi Airport is 14.8 km away. Within walking distance, a Buddhist temple and a local market sit close to the hotel, and a shopping mall with an indoor area is nearby, so the daily needs of a stay are close at hand, from a simple meal to everyday shopping for the whole stay.

A day out can start with the Chatuchak Weekend Market, 10.3 km away on the northern side of central Bangkok, which is one of the city's best-known markets and is busiest on weekends. The Jim Thompson House, 12 km away, is a museum of Thai silk in the centre, and the Grand Palace, 16 km away, is the royal complex on the Chao Phraya river.