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Eastin Hotel Makkasan Bangkok Eastin Hotel Makkasan Bangkok Eastin Hotel Makkasan Bangkok offers a modern residential interior design reflecting the new Eastin brand essence to serve both business and leisure travellers. The hotel is also close to the Pratunam and Ratchaprasong areas where the famous clothes market and other upscale shopping complexes such as Central World, Siam Paragon, Siam Center and MBK Center are just a short walk away or by BTS Skytrain Opening Date : 1 July 2008 Owner : Hwa Kay Thai (Thailand) Co., Ltd. Hotel Management : Absolute Hotel Services Co., Ltd. General Manager: Mrs. Pauline Chua All 278 guestrooms and suites are designed with your total comfort in mind. Unwind with modern amenities such as individually controlled air- conditioning, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels as well as complimentary wireless internet access. In addition, our comfortable beds and bedding will ensure a great night’s sleep every time Guest Room Features Room Type .) Sqm Fi Entertainment Room Room Safety Safety Room - - - In Rain Shower Bathtub Coffee/ Wi In Box Deposit LCD TV IDD Telephone Hairdryer Minibar Tea Making Making Facilities Tea Area ( Superior Room 28 sqm. • x • • • • • • • • Deluxe Room 30 sqm. • x • • • • • • • • Deluxe Corner 30 sqm. • x • • • • • • • • Suite 70 sqm. • • • • • • • • • • Executive Suite 70 sqm. • • • • • • • • • • Superior Comfortable and modern rooms for a luxurious stay in the city. Deluxe Stay at our spacious deluxe rooms, comfortably appointed with modern amenities here in the heart of Bangkok. Deluxe Corner Stay in our spacious Deluxe Corner rooms, comfortably appointed with modern amenities here in the heart of Bangkok. Suite Our Suites are incredibly spacious with a higher degree of comfort for travellers. Executive Suite All Executive Suites consist of a separated bedroom and living room, and are fully equipped with deluxe amenities Facilities & Services • Fitness centre & swimming pool • Meeting facilities • Hi-speed Wi-Fi internet access throughout the hotel • Daily housekeeping service • Laundry service • Transportation service Unique Services • Flexi Breakie - breakfast served from 06.00 – 11.30 hrs. • Ready and Welcome, Guaranteed - let us know your arrival time 48 hours in advance of arrival and we guarantee your room will be ready by our check- in time (14.00 hrs.) otherwise the 1st night is free • Children under 16 years old will not be charged an extra person fee Dining The Glass House Your Value Buffet Venue The Glass Restaurant features an impressive international and Asian buffet selection. Guests will enjoy their meal in relaxing ambience overlooking the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. Opening Hours 06.00 – 22.30 hrs. Attica Sky Lounge Located on 23rd Floor where you can sip your favourite drink or choose from a selection of fine coffees, teas and food. Opening Hours 11.00 – 24.00 hrs. Weddings See the romantic wedding of your dreams become a genuine reality and begin the new and exciting chapter of your life together at Eastin Hotel Makkasan Bangkok surrounded by your friends, family and those closest to you. Hold a stylish and hassle-free convention, exhibition or party for up to 600 people with superlative service. Conferences & Events Whatever the event, Eastin Hotel Makkasan Bangkok’s modern Ballroom will give a touch of style to any function or event. For smaller functions, the Eastin Grand Ballroom can be divided into two separate function rooms. Eastin Ballroom 1 has a capacity of approximately 150-250 persons depending on the type of function. Eastin Ballroom 2 is ideal for more intimate parties, seating up to 70 persons for buffet and Chinese tables. The View Boardroom is located on 31st floor and consists of two rooms. The Boardroom can accommodate up to 25 persons and are equipped with a large boardroom table, executive chairs, built-in whiteboard, projector screen, flat screen TV and the latest technologies including Wi-Fi internet access and a service station for coffee & tea breaks in each room. Venue Area (sqm.) Dimensions (m.) W x L x H Grand Ballroom 384 sqm. 16 x 24 Ballroom 1 208 sqm. 16 x 13 Ballroom 1/1 104 sqm. 8 x 13 Ballroom 1/2 104 sqm. 8 x 13 Ballroom 2 108 sqm. 9 x 12 Eastin Hotel Makkasan Bangkok 1091/343 New Petchburi Road, Makkasan, Rajthevee Bangkok 10400 Thailand Te l : +66 2 651 7600 Fax: +66 2 651 7588 Email: [email protected] EastinHotelMakkasanBangkok.
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