Grand Inn Come Hotel
Thailand, Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi Airport

Low rise building with 143 luxurious superior and suites rooms designed for maximum comfort and tastefully decorated. All rooms are equipped with IDD Telephone system, satellite T.V. UTV, In-House Video movie, fully stock mini bar & refrigerator, electronic controlled panal, wall to wall carpeting, themostatically controlled air conditioning and 24 hours room service.

Facilities at Grand Inn Come Hotel

• Banquet
• Coffeeshop

• Massage
• Restaurant

• Room Service

The Rooms at Grand Inn Come Hotel

• Air Condition
• Cable/Satellite
• IDD/Direct Dial Line

• In-House Movie
• Minibar/Fridge
• Television

• VCD/DVD Player

About Suvarnabhumi Airport:

Situated about 30 km or 40 minutes by car from Bangkok’s central business district, Suvarnabhumi International Airport is located in Bangphli, a district of Samut Prakarn province. Nearby attractions are Ancient City, the world’s biggest open-air museum, and Samut Prakarn Crocodile Farm and Zoo. Neighbouring the area is Bangna, a thriving commercial and industrial area and home to the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC). The infamous Pattaya beach resort is also less than 40 minutes away from the new airport. This area is tipped to undergo some major development over years to come. A brand new road infrastructure connects it to various parts of Bangkok, and in October 2007 a high-speed rail link from the airport will connect with the Skytrain (BTS) Sukhumvit Line and Undergound (MRT) Blue Line at Phayathai and Phetchaburi stations respectively, offering a fast 15-minute journey to and from the city.

Thailand's thriving and lively capital city is one of the best reasons for visiting. The new underground rail system and Skytrain now link most of the main tourist and business areas, allowing easy access to virtually anywhere in the city. The old city area (Rattanakosin) and the riverside are becoming popular areas near Bangkok's temples but if you're a shopaholic, head for Sukhumvit, Ploenchit and Rachaprasong.