Apartment for rent on Sukhumvit Soi 13: pick your side of the road first

Apartment for rent Sukhumvit Soi 13: big flats on its side of the road by BTS Nana, or smaller ones across it at Asok from ฿81,900. See which suits you.

By Jumphot Srisomsap · 17 October 2026

If you are looking for an apartment for rent sukhumvit soi 13, the first thing to settle is which side of Sukhumvit Road you want to live on. Soi 13 runs north off the main road between BTS Nana and BTS Asok. The homes we let nearest to it fall into two groups: large flats on the same north side, 500 metres from BTS Nana, from ฿151,200 a month; and smaller, cheaper homes across the road near BTS Asok, from ฿81,900.

Both groups are a walk from the same two train lines. What changes is the size of the flat, the rent, and whether you cross one of the busiest roads in Bangkok every time you go home. Below is what each side offers and at what price, so you can decide before you start viewing.

Odd numbers north, even numbers south

Sukhumvit's side streets are numbered by side: odd-numbered sois run off the north side of the road and even-numbered ones off the south. Soi 13 sits between Soi 11 and Soi 15 on the north side, with Soi 10 and Soi 12 across from it. It is a smaller and generally quieter street than Soi 11, its neighbour to the west, which is lined with hotels, restaurants and bars.

The numbering matters more than it sounds. Sukhumvit Road is wide and busy here, with the BTS viaduct running above it, and getting from one side to the other on foot means a footbridge, a signalled crossing or the stairs through a station. It is a two-minute job at ten in the morning and a slower one with shopping bags in the rain.

• Which side of Sukhumvit Road the building is on: an odd soi or an even one
• Whether your daily walk to the station crosses the main road
• Which station is nearer: Nana to the west, or Asok, where the BTS meets the MRT
• Where you will shop and eat most days, and whether that is on your side

On Soi 13's side: the large flats by BTS Nana

The north-side homes are five flats in one building cluster, listed 500 metres from BTS Nana and 800 metres from MRT Sukhumvit. They are the biggest homes we let on this stretch: 69 m² to 213 m², from ฿151,200 to ฿365,400 a month. Electricity and water are included, housekeeping comes three times a week and linen is changed twice a week, and the building has a fitness centre, a swimming pool, a park and a children's playground.

Living on this side means Soi 13 is your own street rather than a road away, and the restaurants of lower Sukhumvit are on the same pavement. The entry point is the 69 m² one-bedroom near BTS Nana at ฿151,200 a month. Nothing on this side is small or cheap, so if your budget sits below that, the choice has already been made for you: cross the road.

Across the road at Asok: two buildings, six homes

On the south side we let homes in two buildings near BTS Asok. The first sits opposite Benjakitti Park, and each flat faces either the park's lake or the city skyline, so ask which before you book. The second is off Soi 10 and is set up for people who work from home: 200 Mbps internet, and a building with a salt-water pool, sauna, steam room and meeting rooms. In both, electricity and water are included and housekeeping comes three times a week with fresh linen.

The same ฿126,000, two very different homes

The clearest decision on the south side comes at ฿126,000 a month, where the two buildings offer quite different things for exactly the same rent:

• Benjakitti building: a two-bedroom penthouse of 118 m², with two king-size beds and two bathrooms, for up to four people.
• Soi 10 building: a one-bedroom of 70 m², with 200 Mbps Wi-Fi, a bathtub and a rain shower, and the sauna, steam room and meeting rooms downstairs.

If there are two or more of you, or family coming to stay, the two-bedroom penthouse gives you 48 more square metres and a second bathroom. If one of you spends the day on video calls, the faster line and a meeting room in the building may matter more than the space. And if you want that building with a little more room, the 76 m² one-bedroom with a balcony costs ฿12,600 a month more.

At ฿126,000 you are choosing between a second bedroom and a faster line with a sauna downstairs. Pick the one you will use every day, not the one that looks best in the photos.

Getting around from either side

Both sides use the same two lines. BTS Nana and BTS Asok are one stop apart on the BTS Sukhumvit Line. At Asok the Skytrain meets the MRT Blue Line at Sukhumvit station, and the Blue Line runs south from there to Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, Lumphini and Si Lom.

• North side, the Nana flats: BTS Nana 500 m, MRT Sukhumvit 800 m
• South side, the Benjakitti building: BTS Asok 500 m, MRT Sukhumvit 750 m
• South side, the Soi 10 building: BTS Asok 450 m, MRT Sukhumvit 600 m

One thing the list shows that a map does not: the south-side homes are closer to the MRT than the Nana flats are. If your office or your children's school is on the Blue Line, that alone can tip the decision across the road. If you mostly ride the Skytrain west towards Phloen Chit and Siam, the Nana side starts one stop ahead.

Which side suits you

• Soi 13's side, if you want space: three bedrooms for a family of up to six, or 105 m² for a couple, without crossing the main road to get home.
• The Benjakitti building, if you want the lowest rent near Asok, or two bedrooms for ฿126,000, with a park opposite for morning runs.
• The Soi 10 building, if you work from home and want 200 Mbps internet, a balcony or a meeting room downstairs.

There is one more home near the Asok junction worth knowing about if your budget is tight: a 40 m² serviced one-bedroom at ฿88,200 a month, listed 800 metres from BTS Asok and 600 metres from MRT Sukhumvit. Water is included and electricity is covered up to a monthly allowance of ฿2,400, so ask which side of the road it is on before you compare it with the others.

Before you book

Every home here is let by the calendar month, with no platform or booking fees. Ask us for the exact building and soi before you view, and walk from the flat to the station once at the hour you will actually commute, not on a quiet Sunday.

To see all thirty of our homes on the road, from ฿52,900 at the eastern end to the Nana flats, open the Sukhumvit map. For what the service includes from one soi to the next, read our guide to serviced apartments on Sukhumvit.

Frequently asked questions

Is Sukhumvit Soi 13 on the same side as Soi 11?

Yes. Odd-numbered sois run off the north side of Sukhumvit Road, so Soi 11, 13 and 15 are all on the north side between BTS Nana and BTS Asok. Even-numbered sois such as Soi 10 and Soi 12 are across the road.

How much is a monthly apartment near Sukhumvit Soi 13?

On the north side, our five flats near BTS Nana run from ฿151,200 a month for a 69 m² one-bedroom to ฿365,400 for a 213 m² three-bedroom. Across the road near BTS Asok, a 50 m² studio starts at ฿81,900 and a 118 m² two-bedroom penthouse is ฿126,000.

Which station is nearest to Sukhumvit Soi 13?

Soi 13 lies between BTS Nana and BTS Asok on the Sukhumvit Line. Asok is also the interchange with the MRT Blue Line at Sukhumvit station, so homes nearer Asok give you both lines within a short walk.

Do any apartments near Asok have fast internet for working from home?

Yes. Three of our homes in a building off Soi 10, 450 m from BTS Asok, come with 200 Mbps internet, and the building has meeting rooms. They run from ฿126,000 to ฿201,600 a month.

What is the minimum stay?

One calendar month. There are no platform or booking fees on top of the monthly rent.

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