The Grand Ayudhaya Hotel Bangko in Bangkok, Thailand

Description

Location. Situated in central Thailand's capital city, the Grand Ayudhaya Hotel Bangkok is located 7.3 kilometers (4.5 miles) from the Chatuchak Park and 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) from the Suvarnabhumi Airport. The hotel is also a few minutes' walk from the nearest Subway/Sky Train station.

Hotel Features. The 32 story Grand Ayudhaya Hotel Bangkok offers an outdoor swimming pool with a spa tub and poolside bar. Also, the Thara Health Club offers fitness equipment, sauna and steam rooms. The hotel provides meeting and conference facilities in varying sizes with audiovisual equipment and a library. The Mek Business Center offers secretarial services and Internet access. For dining options, this Bangkok high rise offers three restaurants. Buatong Restaurant features European, Chinese, Japanese and Thai fusion cuisine in buffet settings. This restaurant offers a garden view from the second floor of the hotel. Fuji Japanese Restaurant serves authentic Japanese fare with the backdrop of an traditional Japanese garden. The Four Season Chinese Restaurant serves Hong Kong style cuisine featuring a main dining area and seven private rooms upon reservation. There is also a lobby lounge, a European style tea lounge and a bakery serving homemade pastries and other deserts.

Guestrooms. Styled with teakwood furnishings and brightly colored Thai silks, the 600 guestrooms and suites of the Grand Ayudhaya Hotel Bangkok offer high speed Internet access, cable television, individually controlled air conditioning, in room child care (surcharge) and complimentary daily newspaper delivery. Other amenities include electronic in room safes, coffeemakers, compact refrigerators and minibars. Bathrooms feature granite sink counters and separate bathtubs and showers.

Expert Tip. The Grand Ayudhaya Hotel Bangkok is 9.6 kilometers (6 miles) from the Chatuchack Weekend Market. This local market is said to be the world's largest weekend market of its kind. There are more than 9,000 booths selling everything from handmade ceramic pots to piping hot bowls of Thai style noodles.