Each new room features a bed hub with ecologically designed bedding which combines quality comfort with well-being.
Novotel Bangkok on Siam Square announced the completion of its new N rooms. Mr. Sagar Naker, General Manager, said “We have completed phase 1 with the refurbishment of 60 rooms, the next phase is scheduled to be finished by October 2018 where we will have a total of over 200 N’Rooms. This 120 million-Baht transformation will introduce the new N’room to our hotel. The N’ Room will be part of our Deluxe rooms and will feature modern design with stylish artwork, comfortable beds, functional living space, 55” Smart TV, and connectivity panel. This room has been designed to ensure that it suits the needs of all our guests.”
The N’Room concept is also a new one for the Novotel brand, the rooms are described by AccorHotels as “simple but statutory, functional and emotional, both modern and timeless. Offering space, natural light and unique wall art, the N’Room is a place to live your many lives.”
Each new room features a bed hub with ecologically designed bedding which combines quality comfort with well-being. Unique artworks by international artists adorn the backdrop of each room, giving the N’Room its own distinctive character. The new rooms have been designed for modular living as the living area is equipped with either a designer sofa or functional work desk where everyone can work, play, or relax. The new bathrooms come with rain showers and modern lighting.
The family and business hotel is located in the Bangkok city center with easy access to malls such as Siam Paragon, Central World and MBK, and with easy sky train access too.
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