Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok

Bangkok Hotel invites you to stay at the Siam Kempinski. There are two Kempinskis in Bangkok. This Kempinski is located in the heart of Bangkok, next to the Siam Paragon. Let me talk about the advantages first: I really like the food. The breakfast every morning is so delicious that I don’t need to eat anything for lunch because I am full. The fruit snacks are all very fresh, especially the papaya, which is so delicious. This also saves you from buying it outside, which may not be clean. The Thai rice noodles provided by the restaurant are also delicious, and there is coconut water. The hand towel has the scent of yellow lemon and is kept at the perfect refrigerated temperature, which is a blessing for Bangkok with a temperature of over 30 degrees. The water of lemongrass provided by the guest upon check-in is also very delicious! The room is bright and spacious, decorated in the marble style I like, with a loofah for bathing, and the cleaning products such as conditioner and shampoo are very good. The balcony is about 5-7 square meters, and the mattress is moderately hard and soft, just right for someone like me who can't sleep on a soft bed. When we checked in, we originally booked the cheapest king-size bed room, but we were upgraded to a twin-bed room, lucky! The hotel's spa is very comfortable, but it's a bit expensive compared to other places. The transportation is convenient, and it can be said to be the center of the universe. You can go directly to Siam Paragon from the second floor. The B1 floor of Paragon has delicious gold foil Thai milk smoothies and countless delicacies, while the first, second and third floors have luxury goods. Siam Paragon, Siam Square and Siam Central are all connected, so you can visit several shopping malls at once on foot. The very popular Daddy and Muscle Academy is also within walking distance from the hotel. The whole hotel feels very quiet. There are basically no people in the swimming pool after 9pm. It is not one of those five-star hotels with a lot of kids crying. There will be harp music on Friday afternoons and jazz singing in the evenings.