Yellow Place Sukhumvit soi 2

All the rooms at Yellow Place Sukhumvit soi 2 have air conditioning and a seating area. The studios measure between 24 m² and 45 m², and the beds are a queen bed or a double bed, depending on the room. Guests can use the seating area after a day out.

Each room comes with towels, toiletries and a shower, along with a dining table, a refrigerator, an electric kettle and free bottled water. The rooms also have a socket near the bed. Each studio has its own dining table, so meals can be eaten in the room, and the refrigerator keeps drinks cold between outings.

The property is smoke-free, and its rooms are non-smoking. Air conditioning is available in the public areas, and rooms can also have individual air conditioning.

The property gives English and Thai as the languages spoken. Rooms can also have a clothes rack, a safety or security feature and trash cans.

The building is accessible by stairs. The smoke-free policy covers the property itself, and the rooms are non-smoking for guests who prefer a smoke-free stay. The smoke-free policy covers the whole property, not only the rooms.

Yellow Place Sukhumvit soi 2 sits on Soi 2 off Sukhumvit Road, in the Nana area of Bangkok, a lively district of hotels, street food and evening life. Sukhumvit Road is the long avenue that runs through the district, and the property is set just off it. The skytrain line runs above Sukhumvit Road, so the stations along it are the easiest way to reach the wider city.

Nana BTS Station is 400 m away and Phloen Chit BTS Station is 550 m, so the skytrain is the simplest way to get around the city. Siam Paragon, a large shopping mall with an aquarium, is 2 km away, and Jim Thompson House, a teak house museum filled with Thai art and silk, is 2.8 km away. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest weekend markets in Bangkok, is 6.7 km away and reached by the skytrain and the metro.

A good day could begin at the Chatuchak Weekend Market, return on the skytrain to Nana for an evening in the neighbourhood, and end with a trip to the old city. The Grand Palace and Wat Arun, the temples on the Chao Phraya river, are reached by taxi or by boat from the riverside piers.