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PULLMAN BANGKOK KING POWER

Ratchathewi, Bangkok
Thailand
2007

PULLMAN BANGKOK KING POWER

Ratchathewi, Bangkok
Thailand
2007

PULLMAN BANGKOK KING POWER

Ratchathewi, Bangkok
Thailand
2007

With 388 guestrooms, Pullman King Power Hotel occupies a 21-storey, south wing tower and a 6-floor, L-shaped low-rise to the west and north, surrounding a grand, inner, open courtyard.


First-floor guestrooms are especially provided with an intimate touch, opening out to a long, narrow lotus pond which amplifies the sense of oriental living by the water.


At the inner boulevard, Pullman King Power Hotel welcomes guests with a colonnaded arrival courtyard to define the border into tranquility.


Dropped off under the shade of rain tree, as guests are led to the grand lobby, which is connected to banquet hall, they catch a glimpse of the inner courtyard, hosting the all-day dining and lobby lounge.


The spa, function rooms and Asian fusion food restaurant are arrayed on the upper floor, while the glazed-edge swimming pool over-hangs the grand courtyard.


The whole design traverses the line between typical urban hospitality and resort-style hotel by lavishly expanding large open spaces, such as the central courtyard, incorporating waterscape and ample local greenery amidst the complex. Natural light diffuses through trellis and shading screens also amplify tropical ambience to the public areas.


Pullman King Power is intentionally designed to be a resort-like hotel in the heart of Bangkok.

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