Mercure, well-known French mid-range hotel group owned by Accor, founded in 1973 and based in Issy les Molineaux, is gradually consolidating its presence in South East Asia and specifically in this occasion in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, with the opening of Mercure Bangkok Surawong Hotel.
The hotel, developed with the philosophy of making the oriental experience live in all its essence, offers with its identity and location in the lively and bustling district of Silon, which conveys the cultural and historical values of the city, the opportunity to discover the local artistic treasures of considerable importance.
The accomodation is based on a mix of hospitality concepts suitable for tourists who wish to experience the typical atmosphere of an oriental destination and at the same time very suitable ofr people who travel for business.
The design of the Mercure Bangkok Hotel is entirely inspired by the character of the area where it was built, which was once a large commercial hub of considerable importance on the banks of the Chao Praya River, spaces that will recall the historic warehouses where materials such as wood, stone and steel were stored.
The hotel provides 219 comfortable rooms equipped with all services, with an attractive design that combines contemporary details with traditionally oriental ones reinvented in a modern way, creating the spirit and soul of Surawong in its spaces.
There are different types of rooms such as the cozy and comfortable Classic and the Privilege which, in addition to offering high Comfort, offer magnificent panoramic views of the Bangok skyline.
The Hotel offers guests the Yu Her Bo Restaurant with a gastronomic offer ranging from Chinese to Thai dishes with touches of multicultural cuisine, ready to satisfy the most demanding palates using local products.
This new opening in Thailand by Mercure and Accor is a further step to consolidate brand presence in a constantly trendy destination for a varied range of niches.
Link : https://all.accor.com
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