Wellness Mansion Hotel

The rooms at Wellness Mansion Hotel include city-view rooms such as the Royal King Room, the Royal Twin, the Deluxe Twin and the Deluxe 1 King, which measure 22 to 24 m². Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the hotel also has non-smoking rooms, some of them with room for up to three guests.

The four city-view rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and a hair dryer, along with a flat-screen TV that includes satellite and cable channels. Some rooms also have braille and tactile signage and closed-caption TV, so there is a choice of rooms to suit different needs.

Wellness Mansion Hotel has a library, a terrace and a shared kitchen, and room service is available. Tours can be arranged, and there is also a taxi service, luggage storage and private check-in and check-out. The hotel also has a convenience store and a laundromat, and bottled water is available for purchase at the hotel, alongside the room service menu.

The hotel is smoke-free and has non-smoking rooms. It also has an elevator, wheelchair-accessible facilities and facilities for disabled guests.

Wi-Fi is free in all rooms and in public areas, and paid parking is available nearby. Pets are allowed, and the hotel is dog-friendly. Languages spoken include English, Thai and Chinese (Mandarin).

Wellness Mansion Hotel is on Amnuay Songkhram Road in Dusit, a district of royal palaces, teak mansions and temples close to Bangkok's old city. The area has a more residential feel than the busiest parts of the city, and the hotel's neighbourhood is a calm base for travellers who want to stay close to the sights without staying in the middle of the crowds.

The Museum of Floral Culture is 500 m away, and Vajiravudh College and Reunrudee Garden are also close by. Sam Sen train station is 1.1 km from the hotel, and the teak Vimanmek Mansion, once a royal residence, is a short distance further on. Its grounds and the surrounding palace streets give the area a distinctly historic character. The huge Chatuchak Weekend Market is 3.3 km away, and the Grand Palace is 5.1 km away, with Wat Arun on the Chao Phraya riverbank nearby.

A good day could start at the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, then move to Jim Thompson House, a teak home that is now a museum of Thai silk and art, before finishing at Chatuchak. For a quieter afternoon, the temple grounds near the hotel, including the Wat Noi Nopphakhun pagoda, make a calm alternative to the busy markets.