A fresh and contemporary design to welcome guests in the heart of the cosmopolitan Thai capital.
Singapore – Following a multimillion investment, Holiday Inn Bangkok is fully re-opening its doors to offer warm and friendly service for discerning travellers to find joy in travel, and empower them to do more of what they love while staying for business, cultural adventures, family holidays, shopping, weekend getaways or social gatherings.
The hotel is thrilled to introduce its master vision, “back to nature”. In addition to unveiling new guestrooms, it has transformed the traditional hotel lobby. The hotel’s Open Lobby, Connexion, combines the front desk, restaurant, bar, lounge and business centre into one open, cohesive space, while refreshing the design to give it a contemporary feel. Coming to Holiday Inn Bangkok is an escape from the busy of this thriving and cosmopolitan city. Guests will be welcomed in a relaxed and nature-inspired lifestyle environment, reflected across the 379 guestrooms.
This concept permeates once entering, offering a contemporary living space – an extension of going to someone’s home to relax, catch up with friends, and stream emails while enjoying a variety of freshly prepared juices, hot beverages and a Grab & Go selection.
Two new venues have been transformed: Ginger, the all-day dining connecting to the pool area, featuring a singular design that offers a true oasis of relaxation in the centre of Bangkok, and Beer Republic, a 1920’s European industrial-inspired warehouse. With high ceiling indoor and outside spaces, it is the definitive must-try for beer aficionados – a place to chill out in a fun and lively atmosphere with over 70 beers, alongside delicious Thai and European bar food.
Holiday Inn Bangkok is easily accessible from Suvarnabhumi International Airport, the Airport Rail Link connection via Chit Lom BTS sky train, and Don Mueang International Airport. It is also close to cultural attractions including the Royal Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha Temple, and Chao Phraya River with direct modern air-conditioned public transport. Thailand’s largest shopping malls and many popular markets are within walking distance, while some of the city’s world-class medical centres are a mere 10 minutes away.
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