Kempinski Hotels is introducing Sindhorn Kempinski, the brand's
newest addition, in Bangkok that focuses on both collective well-being
and individual rejuvenation.
Nestled in Bangkok's upscale Langsuan neighbourhood, this hotel is
located near the central business district, popular shopping areas,
cultural attractions, and renowned hospitals.
Sindhorn Kempinski is alleged to house Bangkok’s largest standard
rooms, from 66sqm upwards. Each room boasts separate shower and
standalone bathtub facilities, dining and sitting areas, and a private
balcony with garden or city views.
Sindhorn Kempinski’s Grand Deluxe Room.
The design of each space aims to inspire and soothe, featuring motifs
inspired by the local Phudtan flower, Benjarong ceramics, and the
Rajabopit Temple designs.
At the heart of the hotel is Sindhorn Wellness by Resense, spanning
two floors and over 4,000 sqm, offering a range of services for
self-discovery and well-being. The wellness experience encompasses a
thermal facility, featuring saunas, a cold chamber, a tepidarium lounge,
a Moroccan hammam, a Vichy shower, a flotation tank, and a Rasul mud
room.
Guests seeking physical fitness can join the members' club, which
provides access to high-performance gym equipment, personalised coaching
by personal trainers, and an array of group classes, including HIIT,
virtual spinning, body combat, bungee fly, Pilates reformer, and Presso
recovery. There’s also a 25-metre saltwater pool that overlooks the
city.
Beyond wellness, Sindhorn Kempinski has interwoven sustainability
practices across its property, featuring resource-saving fixtures,
eco-friendly materials, and guest engagement in the Green Artifact
programme. The hotel prioritises paper and plastic recycling, avoids
single-use plastics, and sources local organic produce. Additionally,
they support the local community through fundraising and volunteering
campaigns.