The Cape House is located in a large 20-story tower built in postmodern style. The first five floors have a blocky, generally flat façade with salmon trimmings, whereas the sixth floor and higher -- where guest rooms are located -- look like balconied apartments from the outside. Inside, a chic lobby offers cream-colored marble floors and matching walls offset by dark-wood doors and furnishings. The marble front desk is nestled alongside a small, rather elegant seating area in neutral hues. The hotel is popular with long-term guests and a sizable percentage of the visitors here are Japanese business travelers, although its proximity to a well-known fertility clinic has also made it increasingly popular with medical tourists from China. 

Cape House is located on a one-way street populated by residences and a few office buildings. Although it's close to the Ratchaprasong shopping district, the street is fairly quiet outside of rush hour. There are plenty of restaurants and massage parlors in the immediate vicinity, and a Starbucks is just down the road. Getting to the closest BTS Skytrain takes less than 10 minutes by foot. The Jim Thompson House, which focuses on traditional Thai architecture, is less than a 20-minute drive west while reaching the markets of Khao San Road takes around 30 minutes. The temples of Wat Pho, Wat Phra Kaew, and Wat Arun are around 30 to 35 minutes northwest by car, and Suvarnabhumi Airport is about a 35-minute drive east, though traffic can add significant travel time. 

The 20-story Cape House offers Studios and One- and Two-Bedroom Suites with separate living areas and kitchenettes. All rooms also come with flat-screen TVs with DVD players, stereo systems, free Wi-Fi, and small teddy bears that guests can take home as souvenirs. Elegant, classic decor abounds amid big windows offering city views, dark hardwood floors, and gray carpeting. Molded walls have simple framed artwork, most of which are sketches of nature scenes or landscapes. Living rooms have beige and grayish tan chairs and sofas. Kitchenettes are spacious and equipped with full-sized fridges, microwaves, utensils, and crockery as well as washing machines (but no dryers or dishwashers). Bathrooms offer gray granite countertops and soaking tubs separate from glass-walled walk-in showers. Both smoking and non-smoking rooms are available; keep in mind that smoking rooms retain a strong cigarette smell. 

Located on Cape House's ground floor, the No.43 Italian Bistro serves Italian and Thai dishes while attracting both hotel guests and locals and tourists in the area. The venue’s decor is a mix of contemporary Thai design and warm Tuscan ambiance, with lightwood floors and walls painted the color of a wheat field. The hotel also has its own bakery that offers European-style pastries and cakes. Other amenities include a large, carpeted fitness center with multiple treadmills, exercise bikes, weight machines, and free weights, as well as a changing room with lockers and private cabins. There are also a few massage booths off to one side. Next to the fitness center is a small store selling ice cream, toiletries, and instant meals. There’s also a small lending library with a variety of paperback books likely left behind by past guests.

The property has a sauna and steam room as well as an outdoor pool flanked by a patio area; on the opposite end is a covered elevated platform with a round whirlpool hot tub. The kids' room is a small, sunny space featuring brightly colored plastic toys, a mini-slide for toddlers, and traditional wooden Thai rocking elephants. For company travelers, the executive lounge is a spacious, modern room with white walls, dark wood floors, huge windows, and plush furnishings in hues of cream, gray, and eggshell. Cape House also offers meeting rooms for up to 10 people, with a buffet table providing breakfast, afternoon tea, snacks, and coffee; there is no booking fee. A smoking room is off to one side.