One of the quaint roads in Bangkok's old town zone is Dinso Road, which was built in 1898. Dinso Road is home to the city's first printing house. For decades from the 1940s, it was used to publish various textbooks, on subjects from religion to English grammar, for Thai educational institutions. Preserving its heritage and providing a link to the past, the six story building has been carefully renovated and is now an industrial, loft-style boutique Poshtel. At The Letter Press Cafe & Restaurant at The Printing House Poshtel Bangkok enjoy both Lunch and Dinner Options. Sanam Luang, the Grand Palace, Democracy Monument, the Golden Mountain Temple, and of course, the funky Khao San Road, are all close-by and can se seen from The Press Sky Bar up stairs