Kempinski Stays in Bangkok

The highlight of my entire Bangkok trip was unexpectedly this hotel! It's hands down the best family-friendly hotel I've ever stayed in. Initially, from the photos, I thought it would just be similar to the Mandarin Oriental Singapore's family rooms, but it absolutely blew that out of the water. This hotel genuinely puts effort into its service. The family room actually had a Nintendo console, a children's toilet, and a full set of Sebamed children's toiletries that were replaced daily. All the complimentary snacks were incredibly delicious and something you can't buy elsewhere! The living room also had a kitchen and a washing machine, making it feel just like home. Both the room and the living/dining area were spacious enough, not cramped at all. The family room even had a secret little door for kids to go back and forth from the living room – no child could resist a family room like this! The hotel breakfast was also incredibly delicious! The staff were all very friendly! In short, if I ever come back to Bangkok, it will definitely be for this hotel! It's absolutely worth every penny!

My family highly recommends this hotel as the most satisfying five-star hotel they've ever stayed in. First, the room size is incredibly generous; it's not a suite but feels like one, with separate living and dining areas. Second, the public areas and garden are beautiful. Next, the service is absolutely fantastic, always accommodating every request. Additionally, breakfast is superb, both exquisite and delicious. They even have freshly made mango sticky rice and fresh young coconuts, which is rare to find and not only looks good but tastes amazing, setting it apart from other hotels. One morning, I even saw Hong Kong celebrity Roy Cheung! 😁 The only slight drawback is that transportation isn't super convenient; public transport doesn't go directly there, requiring a bit of a walk, so you always have to take a taxi, and Bangkok traffic can be quite bad. 😣 Also, a note for parents with kids: this hotel strictly charges based on the number of occupants.