Seven animal-themed family suites are the latest additions for family and kid’s luxurious staycation at Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok, the five-star resort-style property located at the heart of the ‘city of angels’.
Each family suite is named after a member of Thailand’s animal kingdom and includes an attractive selection of games and entertainment for younger guests.
Six two-bedroom themed family suites, each measuring a spacious starting from 108 sq.m. are themed as follows: ‘Kingo’ the Monkey; ‘Katty’ the Tiger; ‘Kao Kao’ the Panda; ‘Kquincy’ the Hare; ‘Ko Ko’ the singing Bird; and ‘Kitsu’ the Fox. The one-bedroom themed family suite, measuring 96 sq.m, is themed as ‘Kaja’ the Elephant.
The songs of ‘Ko Ko’, the Thai singing bird, are very distinctive and are easily identified in Thailand’s woodlands and forests. ‘Ko Ko’ uses eight different tones to communicate with family and friends. These birds have beautiful colours on their feathers and a crest on their heads.
‘Kingo’ is a type of monkey that is a very familiar sight in many parts of Thailand. Although the monkeys’ natural habitat is the jungle, they enjoy adventures with their friends. These monkeys are often spotted on beaches, golf courses, hotel gardens and private homes. Bananas are their favourite food.
‘Katty’ the Tiger is a large majestic cat that roams the jungles of south-east Asia. She is an excellent swimmer and can also jump to heights of over five metres (15 ft). When she is fully grown, her fur coat will have more than 100 stripes that provide important camouflage when hunting for food in the jungle.
Each family suite features unique designs and illustrations by Max Studio, a Bangkok-based international company that specialises in hospitality design, and hand-drawn illustrations by Khun Suthipa Kamyam – a very talented Thai artist who has used her creative skills in the diverse storytelling to blend imagination with reality. As a result, younger guests are able to identify with the theme of their suite and learn more about each animal’s habitat in Thailand.
“Inside each suite exists a sensory experience, where kids are invited to explore and create their unique ‘den’ which they can call their own while staying with us. We have created an environment in which children return to more conventional, interactive playtime experiences using drawing materials, board games and books,” explains hotel Managing Director Manish Nambiar
“Guests staying in the elephant suite, for example, will learn much more about the lives of elephants in Thailand and why the elephant is a treasured and sacred beast in Thai culture.”
A crafted journey with several elements has been designed to surprise and delight our little guests. Every family that books an animal-themed suite also enjoys additional benefits at the hotel’s partner stores and entertainment venues.
The one-bedroom Themed Family Suite is priced per night from THB 25,500++ including Executive Lounge privileges, including afternoon teatime from 14:00 to 16:00 hrs and evening refreshments from 17:00 to 19:00 hrs for 2 adults and up to 2 children up to 12 years.
The two-bedroom Themed Family Suite is priced per night from THB 34,500++ including Executive Lounge privileges, including afternoon teatime from 14:00 to 16:00 hrs and evening refreshments from 17:00 to 19:00 hrs for 2 adults and up to 2 children up to 12 years.
Price is subject to a 10% service charge and 7% government tax.
For more information or to make a reservation, please contact the reservations department on +662 162 9000 or email [email protected] or visit the hotel’s website at kempinski.com/en/siam-hotel
About Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok: On 27 September 2010, Kempinski Hotels, Europe’s oldest luxury hotel group, opened its first Thailand property in the capital city of Bangkok, Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok, the city-resort adjacent to Sra Pathum Palace, and located in the heart of Bangkok’s premier shopping and entertainment district. The luxury five-star hotel combines Kempinski’s trademark European flair with traditional Thai hospitality. Every one of the hotel’s
397 guestrooms and suites overlooks the property’s surrounding gardens and pools, and 22 rooms have direct access to the pool. Thailand’s artistic heritage is a key theme of Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok. The property displays 2,000 pieces of art, including over 200 original paintings and sculptures by Thai artists commissioned to create art for the property.
Media contacts:
Lalidapun Chavananand · Director of Public Relations
Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok
991/9 Rama I Road · Pathumwan · Bangkok · Thailand
T +66 02 162 9000 · [email protected]
Kullakitti Charoenmuang · Assistant Public Relations Manager
Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok
991/9 Rama I Road · Pathumwan · Bangkok 10330 · Thailand
T +66 2 162 9000 · [email protected]