Seven
Thailand, Bangkok, Sukhumvit

Seven is a place for the privileged few, with just six couture rooms on four levels. It epitomizes the feeling of a stay in a stylish private home rather than a hotel a home that is modern, but ultimately very Thai. The multi purpose seventh space reception/art gallery/bar/lounge and each of the six guest rooms are inspired by the deep-rooted Thai tradition of relating each day of the week to a specific god of the planets. Each space is designed around a different colour, featuring red, yellow, pink, green, orange, blue and purple the colours associated with each of the seven gods found in ancient Indian astrology.

Facilities at Seven

• Balcony Rooms
• Bar/Pub/Lounge
• Cable/Satellite
• Concierge
• High Speed Internet Access

• Internet Access
• Laundry
• Massage
• Non-smoking Rooms
• Safety Box

• WiFi
• Financial Area
• National Convention Centre
• Public Transportation
• Shopping Arcade

The Rooms at Seven

• Air Condition
• Cable/Satellite
• CD Player
• Hair Dryer

• High Speed Internet Access
• Minibar/Fridge
• Security Safe
• Shower

• Telephone
• Television
• WiFi

About Sukhumvit:

Sukhumvit in many ways epitomizes modern Bangkok. Characterised by high rise apartments, air-conditioned shopping centres, stylish restaurants and a wide selection of entertainment venues. Linked to the main tourist and commercial areas by the new Skytrain (overhead rail system) the area is provides a good base for exploring the sights and sounds of Bangkok. Accommodation is also very good. Many of the hotels are new and offer excellent facilities, swimming pools and great views over 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.