A 9th-floor one-bedroom with a separate living area, a real workspace and a skyline view, a 1 to 2 minute walk from BTS Thong Lo. Built as a connected base for working days, visa runs and city stopovers: get things done, then switch off with Netflix. THE SPACE ▪ 500 Mbps WiFi with a desk and a reclining sofa: fine for back-to-back video calls ▪ Separate living and dining area, so work and rest aren't the same corner ▪ Queen bed guests describe as soft, with room-darkening shades ▪ Kitchenette with full-size fridge, microwave and cooking basics ▪ Private balcony on the 9th floor with a view over the skyscrapers ▪ AC, 32" TV with Netflix; earplugs provided GOOD FOR ▪ Remote workers and business travellers who need real WiFi and a desk near BTS ▪ Visa-run and stopover guests who want a functional, well-connected base ▪ Guests who want a bit more room and a view without leaving central Thong Lo / / / ON-SITE & IN THE BUILDING ◦ Coin laundry on site (paid) ◦ Whiskey and wine bar, beer pub and izakaya in the building ◦ Self check-in with reception/building staff by day, security guard after 6pm / / / WHAT GUESTS SAY "Bigger than it looks in the pictures. Great stay." "A neat, cozy little apartment with beautiful views of the skyscrapers and an excellent location." "Clean, great location right by Thong Lo BTS, easy communication and check-in. 100% recommend." Tap the ❤️ to save this place while you compare.

From 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM: Please go to the first building and check in with the building staff. After 6:00 PM: Check-in will be handled by the security guard. Guests' passports will be copied by our staff to send to the immigration office before handing over the key.

[Work-ready] 500 Mbps WiFi, a desk and a separate living area make this a genuine work base, not just a bed. [Noise] Close to Sukhumvit, so some street noise is normal at rush hour. The unit is on the 9th floor, which helps; earplugs are provided. [Older building] Character building, well maintained; not a new high-rise. [Check-in & ID] Staff copy each guest's passport for the immigration office before handing over the key, as required by Thai law. [Electricity] A key-card power system keeps energy use and your costs down.