Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand
Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok is a sleek urban oasis with a boutique feel, tucked behind the mimosa trees of Lumphini Park. A destination rooftop bar, infinity pool and unflappable service are just some of the reasons to stay at this luxury hotel on the upscale Langsuan Road, increasingly known for its sophisticated restaurants and bars.
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- Number of rooms: 231 hotel rooms; 131 serviced residences
- Price: $$$$
- Airport: Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), 45 minutes away
- Pet-friendly: Yes
- Family-friendly: Yes
What’s nearby?
Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok sits on the tree-fringed edges of Lumphini Park, the city’s biggest and arguably best green space. So-called after the Nepali birthplace of Buddha, it fittingly radiates an aura of zen – expect to see locals practising t’ai chi on the lawn, as couples ride swan-shaped paddle boats across the lake.
Getting around
Both Chit Lom and Ratchadamri BTS stations are a ten-minute walk away, allowing you to zip easily across the city.
Design and character
Raw concrete and polished stone are tempered by soft furnishings infused with Thai elements, including locally made handwoven textiles, to create a minimal, laidback milieu. Expect to see a discerning, international crowd sipping coffee and Thai beer in the lively all-day lobby cafe, which extends to the pet-friendly gardens.
Things to do near and around Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok, from art and culture to retail and superlative cocktails
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Day 1: Begin the day at Lumphini Park and look out for the renowned monitor lizards.
Day 1: Combine shopping in nearby Siam Square with high-brow culture at the iconic Bangkok Art and Culture Centre.
Day 2: Take the BTS Skytrain to Saphan Taksin and take a longtail boat ride down the Chao Phraya river, stopping at some of Bangkok’s most impressive temples, like Wat Arun.
Day 2: Round off your evening with a visit to Crimson Room for live jazz, a five-minute stroll from Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok.
Day 3: Head to nearby Erawan Shrine, a Hindu temple where you can offer alms and light incense.
Five bars and restaurants draw a local crowd, while the indoor-outdoor infinity pool is the perfect spot for a pre-dinner dip. Oh, and did we mention the daily Social Hour, with complimentary drinks, held from 5 to 6pm, for all staying guests?
- Complimentary wifi throughout the hotel
- Laundry and dry cleaning (fees apply)
- Kids amenities, including complimentary cot beds
- Pet amenities including complimentary toys, beds, bowls and treats
- Indoor-outdoor infinity pool
- Five restaurants, including a rooftop bar
- Vifa Helsinki sound system in all guest rooms
- Bespoke robes by Christian Develter for Tube Gallery
- HARNN bathroom amenities and in-room yoga mats
- Breakfast served 6.30am-10.30am
- Fully stocked mini-bar and Nespresso coffee machine
- Daily Social Hour from 5-6pm with complimentary drinks
- 230 sq m gym with daily classes
- LEED Silver-certified hotel design
- A 'Forgot It? We Got It!' list for any forgotten travel essentials
- Kimpton bikes
Rooms
Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok marries luxury with local design. Smart rooms are flanked by triple-glazed floor-to-ceiling windows for captivating views of the city, while spacious bathrooms have standalone tubs and walk-in showers, lined with bespoke Harnn toiletries. Slip into a silky robe designed by Christian Develter and sip on a Busaba craft beer from the mini bar.
Food and drink
Stock.Room is both a restaurant and “grocerant”, where you can select from towering seafood platters, pasta, grilled meats and local delicacies. The hotel’s crowning glory is Bar.Yard, a backyard rooftop bar perched on the 40th floor of the hotel, serving Tiki cocktails and Tex-Mex cuisine against heady skyline views, with regular live DJs.
Wellbeing
Book yoga, Thai boxing, strength training or dance classes, and unwind with a massage or facial in the Amaranth Spa, so-called after the fuchsia plant known for its healing benefits. The indoor-outdoor swimming pool is heated to a delightful 29 degrees.
Family-friendly
Solo travellers, couples and families are all welcome at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok. Little guests are given an extra-warm welcome with a play tent and toys, at no extra charge.
Sustainability
The hotel shuns single-use plastic and employs solar-powered energy. Guests are encouraged to make use of complimentary bikes and electric scooters to explore the local area.
Select from 362 guest rooms (including 131 serviced apartments), ranging from classic rooms with verdant garden views, to spacious family-perfect suites.
Essential Room
The perfect base for your time in Bangkok, the 48 sq m Essential Room has a plush king-sized bed (or two twin beds) and a separate bath and rain shower.
Premium Room
A smart and spacious 67 sq m guest room with walk-in wardrobes, sleek hardwood furnishings and a separate bath and rain shower. Choose between one king-sized bed or two twin beds.
Maa-Lai Suite
An 83 sq m suite with floor-to-ceiling windows. Light spills into the spacious office and living area, cushioned by modern comforts. A king-sized bed is met by a sleek bathtub and separate rain shower.
Embassy Suite
A handsome 124 sq m suite with an expansive, marble-clad living space, perfect for business or pleasure. Host private meetings, dinner gatherings and intimate parties with ease, before sinking to a king-sized bed. There is a private balcony, bathtub and separate rain shower.
Family Suite
Perfect for all ages, this 167 sq m family suite has a private balcony with striking views of Lumphini Park. The room sleeps up to four individuals with ease, with a king-sized bed and two twin beds. There is a separate bath and rain shower, alongside a bath bomb menu.
Bill Kimpton Suite
The prize jewel in Kimpton’s crown, the two-bedroom Bill Kimpton Suite offers 320 sq m of pure luxury, with a whirlpool Jacuzzi and a large private balcony. There is one super-king and one king-sized bed, alongside an art-filled living area, while tempting amenities include ready-made cocktails.
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