The Capital Sukhumvit 30/1 Bangkok

We stayed in a three-bedroom family suite with ice cream, microwave ovens, cups, pans and dishes. The accommodation facilities provided can basically meet your requirements, as long as your requirements are not too high. 1. Space: It is very large, and they live on the 13th floor, but they don't like the number 13, so the elevator has to find the button 12A. 2. Bed: It's okay, but the bed is dirty; the mirror is facing the bed, but fortunately it can be removed. 3. Sofa: It looks dirty and I dare not sit on it. 4. Hot water: It's really weak, basically you can't call hot water. Fortunately, the weather was hot enough during the few days I went, otherwise I couldn't stand it. But the elders will definitely not be able to stand it! ! In addition, the bathroom lacks anti-skid mats, which is more dangerous. 5. Air conditioner: a little noisy 6. Terrace: The city view is beautiful, especially if you go to see it in the morning, it is very good. 7. The wifi is unstable and difficult to connect. 8. Basic bathroom facilities are provided, including shampoo, shower liquid, toothpaste, toothbrush, and paper towels. 9. The TV has Japanese, Thai, Chinese, and American channels. 10. This apartment is between Phrom Phong and Thong Lo stations, but I personally feel that it is better to turn right after going out and walk to Thong Lo station. I feel that the distance is shorter and there are fewer people. Reminder: Check-in 1. Remember not to go directly to the apartment building thinking that the management office is the check-in location. The check-in location is actually in the building next door. 2. You cannot swipe your card for the deposit, you need to give 1,000 baht in cash 3. Remember to bring your own slippers. Although their habit is usually to take off their shoes indoors, I have measured that the floor of the house is dirty. Travel 1. Tuk Tuk fares are much more expensive than taxis, and it is dangerous. It is recommended to take a taxi. 2. If you travel with 4-5 people, taking a taxi is much cheaper than taking the SkyRail BTS. Of course, if you encounter a traffic jam, it is recommended to use the BTS. 3. The bus is very cheap, but if you don’t understand Thai, it’s best not to take it, otherwise you don’t know where you are going.