InterContinental Bangkok Experience Timeless, Renewed

The location of InterContinental Bangkok is very advantageous. It has always been a popular choice for Bangkok trips. It opened very early, so it took advantage of the low occupancy rate during the epidemic to close the hotel and conduct a thorough renovation. It reopened to welcome guests last year. This time when I came to Bangkok, I chose to stay at InterContinental Bangkok for a night without hesitation. I was somewhat amazed when I entered the lobby, and marveled at the success of the renovation. The renovated guest rooms have adopted a new generation of travel style. This time the hotel upgraded to Junior Suite, which is a corner suite. The whole room is light-colored, elegant and generous. Since the overall area of ​​the suite is not very large, there is only one bathroom, but the functional areas and dry and wet separation are clearly divided. The amenities are large bottles of BYREDO's BAL D'AFRIQUE African Journey series, rather than the BLANCHE White Romance series commonly seen in domestic intercontinental hotels. Like most hotels in Southeast Asia, InterContinental Bangkok also has an outdoor swimming pool, and many tropical plants are planted around the pool to create a holiday feeling. The swimming pool is located on the top floor, 37th floor. From the swimming pool, you can see the Bangkok skyline. There is also a bar by the pool, with plenty of ice water and towels, and in the evening it will turn into a bar and serve cocktails. The experience in the executive lounge was the most impressive part of this stay. Both the newly renovated hardware and the service of the lounge staff were far above average. Afternoon tea is served a la carte, but the staff usually recommends tasting the entire set first, and then ordering your favorite dishes. Happy Hour adopts a semi-self-service format. The self-service part mainly provides some cold dishes and desserts. All dishes on the pick-up counter are served in small plates for one person, which looks very delicate. The various salads have the characteristic sour and spicy taste of Thailand, and the desserts are almost never repeated with afternoon tea. You can choose to have breakfast in the all-day restaurant or lounge. The advantage of the former is the rich variety, and the advantage of the latter is the small number of people and good environment. The breakfast in the lounge is also semi-self-service. The self-service part mainly includes bread, fruit, cold dishes, etc. There is nothing special about it. But the a la carte menu gave me a big surprise. In addition to the regular Western breakfast such as Benedict eggs, there are five Asian-style breakfasts on the menu. Out of curiosity, I first chose a Japanese bento, which had grilled salmon as the main dish and tasted great. The hotel itself is located in the most prosperous Siam business district. With its excellent geographical location, brand new hardware facilities and good services, the hotel is now very competitive. #PoolHotel #trip #BangkokCheck-in #HotelRecommendation #HotelTesterReport