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Perched high above the bustling Sukhumvit district, the hotel’s rooftop pool and terrace provide stunning views of the surrounding neighborhood.
The hotel presents large, open public spaces designed to welcome all types of creative communities.
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Location
Located at the intersection of Sukhumvit and Asoke in Bangkok’s vibrant EM District—one of the city’s largest luxury shopping areas—Public House Bangkok is also just steps from world-class dining and entertainment. The location is perfect as it offers an abundance of transportation choices, allowing travelers to stay connected to key locations in the city.
Originals
Paul & Angie Sachdev
Transportation Options
BKK - Suvarnabhumi Airport ( 25 km)
DMK - Don Mueang Airport (23 km)
BTS - Phrom Phong Station (1 km)
MRT - Sukhumvit Station (1.5 km)
Social hub concept
Rooftop pool terrace
Co-working spaces
Podcast studio lounge
Industrial-modern design
Basic Information
Check-in: 14:00
Check-out: 12:00
General
Free wifi
24 hour reception
Secure parking
Free parking
Family friendly
Wheelchair accessible
Laundry serviceService comes at an extra charge
Shuttle serviceService comes at an extra charge
24 hour security
Smoke detectors
Elevators
Early/late check-in availableService comes at an extra charge
Airport transfer servicesService comes at an extra charge
Room
Air conditioning
Room service available
Nonsmoking roomsSelected rooms only
Daily housekeeping
Wake up service
Complimentary WifiSelected rooms only
Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms
Conference rooms
Video conferencing system
Features
Restaurant on site
Bar/lounge
Coffee shop
Room service available
Breakfast buffet
Accessibility Features
Accessible hotel restaurant
Ramp access
Accessible route to registration
Accessible route to restaurant
Accessible parking
Interior design P.H.I. Interior and 4b Architects Bangkok
Discover custom-made furniture, imported tiles, and a fascinating blend of international and local artwork. Dedicated exhibition areas allow spaces to evolve, making them a vibrant platform that invites the community and guests to come together and engage in shared cultural experiences. While much is going on visually in the public areas, the guestrooms are muted and cozy, allowing for a serene disconnect.
Architecture 4b Architects Bangkok
Public House Bangkok emerged after two years of meticulous reconstruction, revealing a revolutionary concept designed to blur the lines between home, restaurant, office, and communal creative space. Expansive public areas encourage networking, meetups, and creative events, including many done in collaboration with local artists and nearby galleries to foster cultural exchange. The hotel’s large vertical neon sign enhances the building’s elegance and visibility, making it a striking landmark from afar.
Originals Paul and Angie Sachdev
SWD Global comfort food
Here, social comfort food blending Italian, international, and fusion cuisine sizzles from a roaring wood-fire oven and a glowing charcoal grill.
The Mooon Cozy rooftop setting
Set atop Public House, Mooon presents favorites from SWD’s menu and, when the sun is shining, is perfect for reclining on lounge chairs around a small pool.
Open Bar Sultry and innovative
Open Bar seamlessly blends modern art with Art Deco elegance, creating a sophisticated yet creative atmosphere where classic design meets contemporary expression.
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Breathe deep Above it all
Experience a complete workout in the intimate and cozy setting of the hotel’s small but well-equipped gym, featuring premium Technogym dumbbells and top-of-the-line treadmills. Public House Bangkok has also teamed up with Yoga Green Room and Makka Spa to offer guests top wellness services during their stay.
A global, city-by-city guide to the must-see art exhibitions, biennials, and museum shows worth planning a trip around.
Some hotels are shaped by concrete and murals, others by textiles, light, and memory. These boutique hotels use design to shape how space feels, moves, and connects to its surroundings.
Like many people who are successful in business, Paul and Angie Sachdev felt that they had to step outside their comfort zone to reach their full potential.
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