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    Serviced Apartments in Bangkok

    Grand Palace

    Unravel the country’s historical glory in the official residence of Thai kings since the Siamese days of 1782.

    Vimanmek Palace

    Constructed since 1900, the world’s largest golden teakwood mansion was built without a single nail.

    Wat Pho

    Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimonmangkalaram or Wat Pho, as it's commonly known, was built in the 16th century and regarded as the royal temple of the reign of King Rama I.

    Thai Boxing

    Catch a boxing match and you’ll see why the national sport of Thailand is widely embraced by practitioners around the world.

    Amphawa Floating Market

    One of the most popular floating markets near Bangkok, Amphawa has grown from a small village to a place Thai weekenders flock for its food stalls which stretches from the riverbanks to the surrounding streets. Do pay a visit to Wat Bang Koong temple, unassumingly tucked within the roots of a tree. If you are aware, you might just missed it. 

    Damnernsaduak Floating Market

    A trip to Bangkok is never complete with a visit to Damnernsaduak floating market. As early as 07:00, the market starts to get chaotic as the locals paddle through the canals. Be ready to bargain away for local food, fruits and produce while you enjoy this immensely authentic experience in Bangkok.

    Above Eleven

    Above Eleven is the first Peruvian Japanese bar and restaurant in South East Asia set in a rooftop venue of Sukhumvit’s Soi 11. Promising more than just a culinary experience, Above Eleven is an art installation of a park experience with custom-designed structural trees, entrance maze and bathrooms serving as observatories of Bangkok’s captivating skyline.

    Asiatique The Riverfront

    Combining both a night bazaar and a mall, Asiatique has become one of the city’s next best alternative to night life. With over 1,500 boutiques and restaurants open from 17:00 to midnight, look no further for a place where a combination of good food, shopping and picturesque ambience awaits.

    Bangkok Chinatown

    You are not likely to miss Chinatown as a huge ceremonial Chinese gate marks the entrance of one of Bangkok’s most vibrant district along Yaowarat Road. Take a walk and experience the best of Chinatown’s delicacies as well as the flower market and Indian market at Phahurat.

    Safari World (consists of Marine Park and Safari Park)

    An 8-km long park which takes 45 minutes to drive through, featuring wild animals including tigers and lions.

    Dusit Zoo

    Located at Khao Din Park in Bangkok's Dusit District next to the Parliament House and Dusit Palace, Dusit Zoo is the oldest zoo of Thailand, built by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) as his private garden adjacent to the royal palace.

    Khao Yai National Park

    Home to a great diversity of flora and fauna spanning more than 2,000km of forest land, the ASEAN heritage park, besides known for its spectacular scenery, serves an important function as a headwater for several rivers and creeks in eastern Thailand. 

    Khao Kheow Open Zoo

    Operated by the Zoological Garden Organization, there are more than 200 species of wildlife of both domestic and imported species in this forested zoo.

    Flight Of the Gibbon Chonburi

    For excitement in the air, “fly" through the pristine, 1,500-year old rainforest in an adventure led by the Sky Rangers, across 24 platforms, sky bridges and lowering stations that connect 7 km of zip lines.

    Nong Nooch Tropical Garden

    Nong Nooch is world renowned for its impressive Elephant and Thai Cultural Shows, along with what is largely considered the biggest and most beautiful botanical garden in Southeast Asia.

    Blue Elephant

    The restaurant is a must for the food connoisseur craving for fine royal Thai cuisine.

    The V School

    A boutique culinary management institute that specializes in the art and science of primarily Japanese, Thai and other Asian Cuisines.

    Amita Thai Cook

    Enjoy the pleasures of Thai cooking set in the landscape of Chao Phraya River.

    Le Cordon Bleu Dusit Culinary School

    A world renowned network of educational institutions dedicated to providing the highest level of culinary and hospitality instruction through world class programs.

    Imperial Bakery and Food (IBAF) Culinary School

    For aesthetically pleasing food products brought about by the application of culinary arts and sciences combined.

    Verasu Cooking Class

    For all the bakeware, cookware, houseware, kitchen tools, kitchen electrics and outdoor cooking that you will need in all your kitchen adventures.

    Central Embassy Shopping Mall

    Central Embassy Bangkok is a high-end leading lifestyle mall, home to more than 6 floors of fashion, fine dining and entertainment. Easily accessible via Ploenchit or Child Lom BTS Skytrain stations, the mall stands out from the rest with its futuristic exterior. Not forgetting to get your cravings fixed at Eatthai, a mega food area serving the best of thai cuisines. 

    MBK (Marboonkrong) Centre

    It’s pure shopping fun, leisure and entertainment here at this 8-storey high building with 2,000 shops, restaurants and service outlets.

    Siam Paragon

    An up-market place to be seen and to see the latest in Thailand, with fun, leisure, entertainment and lifestyle services galore.

    Central World

    The former World Trade Centre is the sixth largest shopping complex in the world and comes with a sprawling 550,000 sqm of shopping space.

    Platinum Fashion Mall

    A mall that specializes in fashion clothes and accessories, pay normal retail rates if you are buying in singles, or wholesale rates if you buy in threes or more.

    Pantip Plaza

    A great place for shopping of electronic parts, computers, software and DVDs.

    Terminal 21

    Based on the concept of world’s market streets, here different floors of the mall are designed after cities like Rome and Paris to provide you with leisure services such as spa and massages, amongst others.

    Chatuchak Weekend Market

    The largest weekend market covers 35 acres of 15,000 stalls selling goods with different themes depending on the day(s) of the week. 

    Jim Thompson

    Visit the museum for its unique architecture that marries Thai traditions with Western influences; or its retail outlets, to bring home a piece of local culture, a Thai silk garment or silk accessories, for yourself or your loved ones.

    Siam Paragon

    Madam Tussauds:

    Get up close and personal with the world’s most powerful and famous, and relive the times and events that got them the world’s attention.

    Siam Ocean World:

    Visit the acquarium that is one of the largest in South-east Asia.

    Siam Park City

    Set in 120 acres, the amusement and water park is not just the longest running park with 30 years of history, but also the largest theme and water park in South-east Asia. 

    Dream World

    An amusement park where all kids and adults alike will get to experience the excitement and rush of adrenalin.

    Emporium

    Excellent for entertainment and dining right in the city centre of Bangkok.

    Fraser Suites Sukhumvit

    Located in central Bangkok, Fraser Suites Sukhumvit, Bangkok enjoys the best of both worlds. With many well-known bars and restaurants dotting one end of Soi 11, the other is a contrasting serenade of tranquility where the residence is situated, matching your requirement for a desirable hotel on Sukhumvit Road.  

    With a diverse range of amenities within the vicinity, including shopping malls, street markets, schools and medical facilities, Fraser Suites Sukhumvit, Bangkok is one fully serviced luxury residence that will find its mark on any traveller’s Sukhumvit hotel map.

    Fraser Suites Sukhumvit

    38/8 Sukhumvit soi 11, Klong Toey Nua, Wattana,
    Bangkok 10110, Thailand

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    38/8 ซอยสุขุมวิท 11 ถนนสุขุมวิท แขวงคลองเตยเหนือ เขตวัฒนา, สุขุมวิท,กรุงเทพ, ไทย 10110

    • Facilities, Amenities and Services within the vicinity

      • Starbuck Café (5-minute walk)
      • Japanese restuarant (5-minute walk)
      • Thai restaurant (5-minute walk)
      • Italian Restaurant (5-minute walk)
      • Nana BTS Station (8-minute walk)
      • Bamrungrad Hospital (8-minute walk)
      • Villa supermarket & flower shop (8-minute walk)
      • Tailor Shop (8-minute walk)
      • Pharmacy (8-minute drive)
      • Above Eleven Roof Top Bar on 33rd floor

    • Nearest Transportation

      • The Nana BTS station is just 8 minutes away by foot.

      Travellers can easily move around Bangkok by buses, private cars and vans, taxis, tuk tuks, motorcycle taxis and ferry services. A little knowledge of the widely spoken Thai language will help when asking for directions or bargains. Bring along your accommodation card when heading out as it usually comes in handy.

    • Getting to Fraser Suites Sukhumvit

      • From Suvarnabhumi International Airport, approximately 30 minutes’ drive time.
      • From Donmuange Domestic Airport, express service by Nana BTS station.

    • About Bangkok

      Bangkok is the largest city in Thailand, also known as the Land of a Thousands Smiles, with a population of approximately 12 million people. Most travellers would begin their tour from Bangkok, Thailand's epicentre of political, economic, social and cultural life.  One of the world’s top tourist destinations, the capital city of Thailand is religious with its many monasteries, complemented by the fine arts, swanky restaurants, groovy music scenes, hip bars and the experiential shopping.

      A city uniquely blended with vibrancy, culture and heritage, and exotic appeal, Bangkok is well-known for its water travel along the rivers which remains an important mode of transportation in Thailand.  While the city is supported by major roads and railways branching out to various parts of the country, the iconic tuk tuks, the contemporary three-wheelers, are commonly used to traverse amidst thick traffic jams within the city.

    • Essential facts of Bangkok

      Weather

      Bangkok is a tropical city and remains warm throughout the year. The best time to visit is from October through February as temperatures range around 25-28 degrees Celsius, with cooling light breezes and only occasional showers.

      Language:

      The national language is Thai, a tonal language with its own alphabet. If you wish to take a taxi to a specific destination, you need to be equipped with the Thai language, as taxi-drivers who speak and understand English are few and far apart! Bilingual Thai/English road signs are found on all road signs including BTS and some local buses.

      Time Difference: GMT +7 hours.

      Visa:

      Travellers should check the visa regulations at a Thai Embassy/Consulate prior to their journey. All foreign nationals entering Thailand must hold valid passports. At the airport, citizens from most countries will be granted a free transit visa valid for a period of up to 30 days, provided that they have a fully-paid ticket out of Thailand.

      Currency:

      The unit of currency is Baht (THB). ATMs generally display both Thai and English signages and will accept most internationally recognised foreign cards. Many ATMs also accept cards that are CIRRUS, Maestro, VISA or MasterCard. Most traveller cheques can be cashed at banks with proof of passport or ID.

      VAT:

      Goods purchased in Thailand are inclusive of VAT at 7%. If you're visiting for less than 180 days in a calendar year, not an airline crew member, and leaving Thailand by plane, you can claim for VAT refund (Non-Thais only).

      Gratuity:

      Tipping is not expected, but is increasingly more common. A 10% service charge is normally added to the total bill at most hotels and restaurants. In restaurants, tipping is usually between 10 % and 15% but at small roadside eating places, it is not necessary to tip. Taxi fares should be rounded up to the nearest 5 or 10 Baht, to 'reward' the knowledgeable metered taxis-drivers who remain incredibly patient even in the midst of the infamous Bangkok traffic!

      Business Hours:

      Banks, in general, are open as follows:
      Mondays to Fridays, 09:00 to 15:30 hours
      Saturdays, 09:00 to 11:30 hours

      Offices, mostly:
      Mondays to Fridays, 08.30 to 17:30 hours
      Saturdays, 08:30 to 12:00 hours

      Shops, may vary but mostly:
      Mondays to Sundays, 10:00 to 21:00 hours

      Cellular Network:

      There are 3 mobile phone operators in Bangkok, Tue Move, AIS and DTAC.

      Health:

      Travellers should seek medical advice at least three weeks prior to their trip to Thailand. Protect yourself against mosquito bites at all times and be careful about what and where you eat. On the whole, if you follow the general guidelines, you should not experience any major problems. Should medical attention be required, rest assured that Thailand provides excellent health services. In fact, the medical services are so well regarded that it is fast becoming popular as a health tourism destination.

      Electricity:

      Voltage is 220 Volt AC with flat 2-pin plugs.  Adapters for shavers, laptop computers, mobile chargers, etc., can be purchased at most department stores.

      Public holidays:

      New Year's Day, Chinese New Year, Makha Bhucha Day, Chakri Memorial Day, Songkran Festival, National Labor Day, Coronation Day, Visakha Bucha Day, Buddhist Lent Day, HM The Queen's Birthday, Rama V Memorial Day, HM The King's Birthday and the Constitution Day.

      Eating Out:

      Bangkok is a city brimming with exotic taste experiences and innovative food sensations. Apart from the Thai cuisine which is renowned for its unique blend of spicy, sour, sweet and salty tastes, there are also many cuisines from around the world that can be found here.  Dining options are as unpredictable as some of the cuisines on offer; from great-value food courts, riverside bar-restaurants, Thai-style dining in teak pavilions, air-conditioned fine dining to international and local fast food chains. Bangkok offers an unforgettable dining experience fit for the fussiest gourmet foodie!

      Shopping:

      From high fashion outlets to bargain hunting markets and specialty stores, shoppers are spoilt for choice in Bangkok, fondly known by many as the shopper’s paradise.

      Browse for trendy buys in one of the many well-known shopping malls, such as Central Chidlom, and after shopping, go for some inexpensive delectable treats which you can find in just about every corner if you would walk along Rama IV Road or Sathorn Road.

      Take a trip to the famous Chatuchak market and be amazed at the selection of wares available. From clothing to accessories, art to pets, Chatuchak market embodies the variety of Bangkok’s shopping. Shop for gold and traditional stuff at Chinatown Centre, situated on Yaowarat Road and Sampheng Lane, along Ban Mo Jewellery Street and Phahurat Cloth Market. More jewellery and gemstone shops can be found along Mahesak Road and Charoenkrung Road as well.

      Located on Maharat Road near the Memorial Bridge, Pak Khlong Talat is an ideal place to buy all kinds of cut flowers and vegetables needed for the household. About 80 kilometres west of Bangkok is the famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Market.  Accessible by bus from the Southern Bus Terminal, this is the perfect place to shop for wares or simply to soak up the local market culture.