Where the old-world charm marries contemporary living

Strategically located in the heart of Bangkok’s main residential district, Royal President is within easy access to the Asoke and Nana Sky Train stations, expressways to the airport, industrial zones and convention and exhibition centres, and major tourist attractions. In addition, the city’s best shopping, entertainment and dining venues are just minutes away.

With 186 stylish residences, comprising of studios, suites and rooftop penthouses, Royal President remains the preferred choice with worldwide business travelers and families alike looking for ‘more than just a home away from home’.

All residences are equipped with color TV, video, complimentary cable TV, in-house movies, stereo with CD player and personal electronic safe; in addition, suites feature a dedicated dining area, sitting room and study desk with IDD phone and internet access.

The fully functional kitchen comprises of a large refrigerator, microwave oven and a full set of chinaware, glassware and cutlery; daily maid, laundry and linen services along with 24-hour concierge, security and maintenance.

A fully equipped gym, with separate sauna rooms for ladies and gentlemen, overlooks the outdoor pool and jacuzzi. Also available for the exclusive use of residents and their guests is the Games Room with mini theatre, karaoke, pool table and electronic darts. Be tempted by a large selection of Thai and international favourites at the Royal Brasserie. Or simply call Room Service (24 hours) and dine in the comfort of your own residence.

When it is time to get down to business, the professional and friendly staff make any business centre, limousine or transportation transaction pleasant and reassuring. Everything you need at home with complete hotel facilities.

For more information contact:
Royal President Executive Serviced Apartments
43 Sukhumvit Soi 15,
Bangkok 10110 Thailand
Tel: (662) 253 9451
Fax: (662) 253 8959, 265 1502

Another fine property managed by CB Richard Ellis Asset Management (Asia Pacific) Limited

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