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OVERVIEW Park Hyatt Bangkok Offers a Refined and Uniquely Thai OVERVIEW ACCOMMODATION RESTAURANT, BAR & LOUNGE • luxurious guestrooms; suites including Diplomat Suites, • Embassy Room on level : a -seat Ambassador Suites and Presidential Suite Western and Asian inuenced restaurant Park Hyatt Bangkok • Rooms range from - sq m, Suites from - sq m and the Presidential specialising in seafood with private dining, Suite sq m and a wood-red oven with alfresco dining offers a refined and • Living Room on level : seats, including outdoor casual dining and lounge uniquely All accommodations offer: area oering light meals throughout the day, • Modern and stylish interior design combined with timeless Thai accents Thai experience which afternoon tea , and evening canapes • White oak timber oors and sycamore veneer wood panelled walls • The Bar on level : serving premium complements the • Work desk with complimentary broadband internet connection whiskeys, champagne and classic cocktails country's renowned • Direct dial telephones with two lines and speakerphone at the Butler Bar with counter seating, lounge • - inch LED TV and communal tables with an outdoor terrace culture and warmth. overlooking the city • In-room safety deposit box • Penthouse Bar & Grill, spreads across levels Located in the heart of • Separate soaking bathtub and rain shower -, as the dining and entertainment Bangkok's shopping, • Lighted make-up mirror complex the private featuring an international • Designer bathroom amenities and luxurious linen grill restaurant ( seats) plus dining room, business and • Separate powder room chef’s table, oering intimate dining for up to entertainment districts, • Hair dryer guests, a cocktail bar ( seats) with a resident DJ, and Sky Lounge oering • Minibar and espresso machine it is destined to be the panoramic city views • Complimentary bottled water ideal oasis of calm for • Electric blinds and blackout curtains RECREATIONAL FACILITIES connoisseurs of • Mood lighting • A -metre innity pool set amongst • Dedicated host tropical landscaped gardens and terraced sophisticated living. lounge area SERVICES & FACILITIES • Luxurious spa oering wellness and relaxation with treatment rooms, crystal • Lobby on level oering spectacular views and atmosphere and laconium steam room, whirlpool, • Complimentary Wi-Fi experience showers, and private changing • -hour in-room dining rooms • -hour Concierge: Limousine transfer, airport fast track and • A -hour tness centre featuring natural personal shopper service daylight with the latest strength training • Currency exchange and all major credit cards accepted and cardiovascular equipment • Babysitting by prior arrangement POINTS OF INTEREST • Multilingual hotel sta • Grand Palace and Wat Prakaew, • Shoe-shine service the temple of Emerald Buddha • Same-day laundry, dry-cleaning and pressing service • Wat Arun, the temple of Dawn • Direct access to Central Embassy luxury shopping mall • Wat Pho, the temple of reclining Buddha • Indoor car parking lots and valet parking service and authentic Thai massage • Bangkok’s oating markets • Direct access to Phloen Chit BTS skytrain station • World-renown Thai silk Jim Thompson House VISITOR INFORMATION • Language: Thai • Currency: Thai Baht (THB) • Climate: hot and humid throughout the year – temperatures vary from: Mar through May ( to °C) Jun through Oct ( to °C) Nov through Feb ( to °C) • Visa: Please refer to your travel consultant Central Embassy T. + for visa information prior to travel Wireless Road, Link to map • Voltage: V Lumpini, Pathumwan Bangkok Thailand bangkok.park.hyatt.com PARK HYATT BANGKOK.
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