NEXT Hospitality engaged by Absolute Hotel Services to conceptualize and open Bangkok’s latest hip and exclusive dining venues.
BANGKOK- NEXT Hospitality will create and develop unique concepts for a signature Restaurant, Lounge and an Exclusive Venue comprising of luxury appointed suites, terrace lounge, bar, private dining rooms and wine cellar all positioned high above the city skyline.
The five-star Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn is a city hotel in Bangkok. It is located in the Sathorn business area as well as being just minutes from and enjoying views of the world famous Chao Phraya River. The hotel comprises of 390 rooms (322 Superior rooms, 35 Executive Superior, 30 Executive Deluxe rooms and 3 Suites with room sizes ranging from 30 – 78 sqm).
“As lead consultant we are delighted and honored to be completely engaged with this fantastic project in Bangkok. We are totally committed to quality and creating the total guest experience; the concepts we create are unique and every touch point of the guest journey is considered” said Russell Paine.
NEXT Hospitality provides lifestyle-inspired concepts, consultancy and solutions for hotels, restaurants, private clubs and other areas of the fast growing Hospitality Industry. Based in Bangkok, NEXT Hospitality (NEXT) possesses extensive experience in concept design and all operational aspects of quality restaurants, bars and lounges across Asia Pacific and Europe. The NEXT goal is to provide unique tailor made food and beverage consultancy and hospitality concept development focused on sustainable quality and results.
From creation of theme, vision and unique identity NEXT will orchestrate a concepts complete development. NEXT, when needed, works in co-operation with select international interior design companies resulting in value and uncompromised quality at every stage of the project and in every detail of the total guest experience.
Luc Citrinot a French national is a freelance journalist and consultant in tourism and air transport with over 20 years experience. Based in Paris and Bangkok, he works for various travel and air transport trade publications in Europe and Asia.
