Welcome to The Circle, a stylishly renovated 4-storey residence. The ground-floor lobby provides both a warm welcome and convenient luggage storage. A small elevator brings you to the 3rd-floor apartment with 2 bedrooms (5', 5'), 2 bathrooms with separate wet and dry areas, a full kitchen, living room with sofa bed, and soundproof windows. Experience comfort, self-check-in, and an unbeatable location near MRT Hua Lamphong, Chinatown’s street food, the old city, and the Grand Palace. The space The Circle is a 4-storey old commercial building that was newly renovated. Inside the building, on the first floor, there is a large lobby for guests, restroom and a small elevator for luggage that can carry 200 kilograms or 440 pounds. The M floor is a staff room that provides 24-hour service. The 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors are full-floor accommodation for guests. This room is a suite on the 3rd floor with 2 bedrooms and a 5-foot bed. Bedroom 1 has an en-suite bathroom. There are 2 bathrooms, the first bathroom is in the bedroom and the second bathroom is in the living room in front of the bedroom. The bathroom is a full-size bathroom that separates wet and dry areas. There is 1 kitchen, 1 living room with a sofa bed. Both bedrooms have soundproof windows, so guests do not have to worry about noise. Our accommodation supports self-check-in and is designed to emphasize a comfortable home-like atmosphere. The Circle located on Mitraphan Road intersecting with Mangkorn Road, which is known as the Dragon Road. Mangkon Road, translating to "Dragon Road," is a significant thoroughfare in heart of Bangkok, deeply rooted in the city's Chinese heritage. Its layout and symbolic name reflect the cultural influence of the Chinese community in Thailand. The dragon road, "head" is considered to be in the area of Thanon Song Wat and Ratchawong Pier not so far from the Chao Phraya river also known as Sampeng market, the key trading area for wholesale and retail of fashion, toy and souvenirs, and therefore a good location for the head of the dragon. The "body" of the dragon winds its way through the heart of the Yaowarat (Chinatown), notably passing Wat Mangkon Kamalawat (Dragon Lotus Temple 龍蓮寺). The temple is well-known and revered among Thai-Chinese people and Chinese visitors from abroad. This section of the road is the very busy trading section especially for gold, jewelry, herbs and street food. The "tail" of the dragon crosses Mittraphan Road where "The Circle" is located then extends towards Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem not so far from Bangkok Central Train Station (Hua Lam Pong), a canal that encircles the inner city. The dragon is heading towards the Chao Phraya River while the body winding through the Dragon Temple, the heart of Yaowarat (Chinatown) and the tail is swinging by “the Circle” towards Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem. The dragon and water are symbols that are connected to power and abundance. And the auspiciousness of Chinese culture You can travel along the Dragon Road to experience the living historic way of life in the community and visit various places, a total distance of 1.6 kilometers. (1 mile) Guest access Your accommodation will be on the 3rd floor. Inside the room, there are 2 bedrooms (5', 5') Bedroom 1 has an en-suite bathroom. There are 2 full bathrooms that separates wet and dry areas., 1 kitchen, 1 living room with a sofa bed. Both bedrooms have soundproof windows, so guests do not have to worry about noise. Our accommodation supports self-check-in and is designed to emphasize a comfortable home-like atmosphere. Other things to note Travel guides: Food https://www.airbnb.com/l/o1afkNZk Travel https://www.airbnb.com/l/Kn84HxZT Trip https://www.airbnb.com/l/nOUiefb9