What's the best hotel room / serviced apartment in Bangkok for 50-60K baht per month?

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September 2, 201411 yr

I'm looking for a serviced residence. Would prefer a unit inside a hotel with all hotel facilities. Must have's include:

- Decent area close to many restaurants and cafes.

- Swimming pool

- Washing Machine

- Stove

- Microwave

- Fitness center

- 5-10 mins walk to BTS

- Electricity, water and internet included in the rate

- Minimum 45 square meters

- Monthly rate okay for a stay of minimum of one month. No requirement for more than one month lease.

Thanks

September 2, 201411 yr

http://www.grandpresident.com/long-stay-promotion.html

grand president on soi 11 is a nice spot....

September 3, 201411 yr

JASMINE on Sukhumvit at Soi 23.

September 5, 201411 yr

Ascott Sathorn - with great pub on ground floor

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