Wyndham Bangkok Queen Convention Centre

The rooms at Wyndham Bangkok Queen Convention Centre range from studios and a deluxe room to two suites. The two suites have two and three bedrooms, with two bathrooms each. Several of the rooms, such as the Studio King and the Two Bedroom Suite, have a city view and a bathtub.

The Three Bedroom Suite measures 128 m² and sleeps up to ten guests, and the Two Bedroom Suite measures 77 m² and sleeps up to four. Beds vary from king and queen to single beds, depending on the room, and most rooms have a private bathroom with a hair dryer and bathrobes.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre, a spa with massage and a sauna, and a poolside bar. Dining includes restaurants, a coffee shop and food delivery, and breakfast is offered à la carte, as a buffet or as a continental breakfast.

Guests can use a concierge, a shuttle service, laundry, dry cleaning and ironing service, and luggage storage, and there is a 24-hour front desk. Free parking is available on site, free WiFi is available in all rooms, and baby cots are available on request. There is also an elevator, a terrace, and wheelchair accessible facilities. Dry cleaning and ironing are offered as separate services, alongside the concierge.

Wyndham Bangkok Queen Convention Centre sits on Rama 4 Road in the Sukhumvit area of Bangkok, a district of wide avenues, office towers and convention venues. The surroundings feel more business-minded than touristy, shaped by the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre and by the roads that run from Sukhumvit into the rest of the city. It is a practical base for meetings and trade events, and a straightforward starting point for exploring the city.

The Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre MRT station is 100 m away and gives a rail link into the city. Benjakitti Park is 650 m away, a green space with a lake and walking paths that offers a break from the traffic on Rama 4 Road. Siam Paragon, one of the city's large shopping centres, is 3.9 km away, and Jim Thompson House, a museum of Thai silk in a teak-built house, is among the nearby sights.

A day could begin in Benjakitti Park, continue to the shops of the Siam district and end at the Grand Palace, 8.1 km away, where the Temple of the Emerald Buddha stands inside the complex. On weekends the Chatuchak Weekend Market draws crowds to its thousands of stalls, and the Khlong Toei market gives a more local taste of the neighbourhood.