Fully furnished, flexible stays for digital nomads, relocating expats and short assignments. Start with serviced apartments you can move into this week, then compare owner-direct short-term condos when your 1, 3 or 6-month dates are fixed.
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Serviced Apartment2 Bedroom Serviced Apartment in Ekkamai | Bangkok Property
Ekkamai
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Verified1/10฿120,000/month
Serviced Apartment4 Bedroom Serviced Apartment in Asoke | Bangkok Property
Asoke
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Verified1/5฿70,000/month
Serviced Apartment2 Bedroom Apartment in Sathorn | Bangkok Property
Sathorn
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Serviced Apartment2 Bedroom Serviced Apartment in Sukhumvit | Bangkok Property
Sukhumvit
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Verified1/10฿450,000/month
Serviced Apartment3 Bedroom Apartment in Bangkok | Bangkok Property
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Serviced Apartment3 Bedroom Apartment in Bangkok | Bangkok Property
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Serviced Apartment2 Bedroom Apartment in Bangkok | Bangkok Property
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Serviced Apartment3 Bedroom Apartment in Sathorn | Bangkok Property
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Serviced Apartment1 Bedroom Condo in Sathorn | Bangkok Property
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Serviced Apartment2 Bedroom Apartment in Sathorn | Bangkok Property
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A flexible monthly rental sits between a hotel and a standard Bangkok lease. For one month, a serviced apartment is usually the easiest option: private, furnished, kitchen included, Wi-Fi and building support handled. For 3 or 6 months, owner-direct condos can become cheaper because the landlord has enough certainty to discount the monthly rate.
The key thing to understand: almost every “monthly” condo you see advertised elsewhere is really a 12-month lease quoted per month. Real 1, 3 and 6-month inventory needs explicit terms in writing: minimum stay, deposit, meter rate, TM30 and extension options.
The default choice for most expats and nomads. Dense BTS coverage, international supermarkets, coworking and the widest serviced inventory at every price point.
View Sukhumvit rentalsBangkok’s CBD, best if you work in finance, an embassy or a head office. Quieter at night, strong MRT/BTS links, and a deep pool of luxury serviced residences.
View Sathorn rentalsLeafier and more local, with a standout café and dining scene. Noticeably better value than lower Sukhumvit while staying one or two BTS stops from the centre.
View Ari rentalsThe value end of the Sukhumvit line. Newer buildings, larger square-metre-per-baht, and an easy commute into Asoke or the CBD.
View On rentalsA serviced monthly unit almost always arrives with furniture, a fitted kitchen, air conditioning, a TV, linens and towels, and building amenities such as a pool, gym and 24-hour security. Before you commit, the three things worth confirming every time are:
We check all three on every unit before we send it to you, so there are no surprises on move-in day.
Studios in On Nut, Ari, Phaya Thai
1-bed, BTS-adjacent Sukhumvit/Sathorn
Serviced residences, concierge, CBD
Live medians from 393 verified Bangkok listings — the same data behind our Bangkok Rent Index. Serviced monthly rates typically run 10–30% above these long-lease medians for the flexibility.
| Area | Median rent | 1-bed median | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ratchada | ฿65,000/mo | — | 3 |
| Silom | ฿55,000/mo | — | 3 |
| Chidlom | ฿50,000/mo | — | 3 |
| Asoke | ฿39,000/mo | ฿28,000/mo | 12 |
| Ploenchit | ฿36,000/mo | ฿36,000/mo | 4 |
| Thonglor | ฿35,000/mo | ฿32,000/mo | 33 |
| Thong Lo | ฿32,250/mo | ฿32,250/mo | 4 |
| Sukhumvit 39 | ฿32,000/mo | — | 3 |
| Chatuchak | ฿31,500/mo | ฿30,000/mo | 4 |
| Phrom Phong | ฿30,000/mo | ฿30,000/mo | 7 |
For stays of one to six months with owner-direct pricing, see our short-term rentals (including 1-month, 3-month and 6-month guides). Focused on the CBD? Our Sathorn serviced apartment comparison covers all 17 residences there with rates and minimum stays.
Most serviced buildings accept a one-month minimum, and many will do a single month if you pay slightly above the long-stay rate. Standard (non-serviced) condos almost always require a 6 or 12-month lease, which is why this page only lists serviced and flexible-stay units.
Serviced apartments typically ask for one month in advance plus a one-month deposit, lighter than the two-month deposit standard on annual leases. Some buildings run no-deposit promotions for stays of three months or more; always get the full terms in writing before paying.
Wi-Fi, building maintenance and weekly or bi-weekly housekeeping are usually bundled into serviced rates. Electricity is the variable: some buildings include a usage cap, others bill it separately at the government rate (around ฿4-7 per unit). We confirm exactly what is included before you commit.
For a serviced monthly stay you generally just need your passport and a deposit. A Thai work permit or proof of income is rarely required for serviced buildings, unlike some private long-term leases. Your landlord also files the TM30 address report, we help make sure that happens.
Yes. Most serviced residents roll over month to month and only need to give 15-30 days notice to leave. If you want to hold a rate, ask about a 3 or 6-month package up front, it is usually cheaper per month than rolling renewals.
As a 2026 guide: budget studios run roughly ฿15,000-25,000/month, mid-range one-bedrooms ฿25,000-45,000, and luxury serviced residences ฿45,000-120,000+. Central, BTS-adjacent buildings in Sukhumvit and Sathorn sit at the higher end; On Nut, Ari and Phaya Thai offer better value.