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A stylish urban retreat in the heart of Bangkok. Nestled amongst verdant gardens in the prestigious Langsuan neighbourhood, Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok offers a refreshing sanctuary amid the energy of Thailand's vibrant capital.
Blending contemporary design with subtle Thai influences, this sophisticated five-star hideaway delivers a boutique atmosphere with all the comforts of a world-class luxury hotel. Perfectly positioned close to Bangkok's premier shopping districts, cultural attractions and dining hotspots, the hotel makes an ideal base for discovering the city.
Back at the property, guests can unwind beside the infinity pool overlooking the leafy urban landscape, indulge in restorative treatments at the spa or maintain their wellness routine in the state-of-the-art fitness centre. Accommodation is equally impressive, with spacious rooms, suites and serviced residences featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, elegant interiors and sweeping city views. A warm, welcoming atmosphere extends to four-legged companions too, making Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok one of the city's most stylish pet-friendly stays. Combining exceptional facilities, personalised service and a tranquil setting, this is Bangkok luxury at its most effortless.
In a city known for its energy and pace, Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok offers something increasingly rare: space to slow down. Surrounded by lush gardens in the exclusive Langsuan neighbourhood, this stylish retreat feels worlds away from the bustle beyond its doors. Spend afternoons beside the infinity pool overlooking the Urban Oasis, indulge in restorative treatments at amaranth spa, or simply soak up the calming atmosphere from your private sanctuary above the city. Moments from Bangkok's leading attractions yet wonderfully secluded, Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok strikes the perfect balance between vibrant city living and effortless relaxation.
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Time Difference
7
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Thai Baht
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220 volts
Bangkok claims to be the hottest city in the world and its tropical monsoon climate, making it both hot and humid in equal measures, can certainly trick you into believing it. On average, the temperatures are always high, with a lot of rain falling from May to October. Between April/May and September/October, the city is at its steamiest.
Flight Information British Airways and Thai Airways from London Heathrow to Bangkok. Etihad Airways from London Heathrow and Manchester (via Abu dhabi) to Bangkok. Emirates from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle and Glasgow (via Dubai) to Bangkok. Flying Time London Heathrow to Bangkok, 11 hours, 40minutes.
Exercise your haggling talents at the Chatuchak Market, one of the largest in the world, or at the Damnoen Saduak , a chaotic collection of longtail boats jostling for position, and featured in the Bond film “Tomorrow Never Dies”. Alternatively the modern, air-conditioned, easily navigable, multi-story shopping malls (MBK, Emporium, Siam Discovery and Central World Plaza) - accessed via the Skytrain - house fashion stores, book shops, speciality stores and accessory stands alongside luxury designer lifestyle goods and global brands.
Classical Thai dance - the main dramatic art form of Thailand – has been entertaining spectators since ancient times. The uniquely delicate movement of performers dressed exquisitely in traditionally embroidered costumes creates a beguiling form of dance-drama, not to be missed. Daily cultural shows including Thai dance, sword fighting and Thai boxing can be watched at the Sampran Riverside, whilst the Siam Niramit, a world-class stage show featuring 150 performers, depicts Thailand’s historical and spiritual heritage. Many restaurants in Bangkok also include a classical dance performance as part of a traditional Thai style dinner.
Richly embellished with glimmering gold, Wat Phra Kaew is a show-stopping temple of huge proportions set within the mesmerizing Grand Palace complex, particularly famous for its colossal Emerald Buddha, flawlessly carved from jade. Another opulent temple and Bangkok’s biggest, Wat Pho is home to a colossal reclining buddha shrouded in gold – its gigantic feet are astonishing! Others temples to note include Wat Saket for fantastic city views, Wat Benjamabophit for striking architectural feats of marble and bronze, and Chinatown’s Wat Mangkon, topped with an intricately tiled roof and fearsome Chinese dragons.
With its glittering golden rooftops and majestic pagodas, the Grand Palace is Thailand’s greatest architectural symbol and a must-visit on any trip to vibrant Bangkok. Explore the grounds of this sprawling and hugely sacred site, admiring the craftsmanship of the towering buildings, dating back to 1782 and originally built for King Rama I. Vimanmek Mansion is another gem, thought to be the world’s largest golden-teak building. Dismantled piece by piece and relocated from the south of the city, King Rama V lived here when the Grand Palace was being restored in the early 1900s. Additionally, why not explore Suan Pakkard Palace’s beautiful antique teak-houses and sparkling lotus pools?
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