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Pullman to pull ‘em in with design and functionality
BANGKOK – Accor Asia Pacific is promising that its new hotel in Bangkok, opening October 15, will pack both a design and functional punch that will “revolutionise” the city’s hotel market.
Pullman Bangkok King Power will open October 15 and promises “stunning architecture and interior design, new technologies and upscale meetings and business facilities”.
Accor Managing Director Michael Issenberg, says Pullman Bangkok King Power brings a fresh perspective and attitude to hotel accommodation in Bangkok.
He says it packs both “great design aesthetic”, describing it as “stunning in appearance”, with functional and user friendliness for MICE planners and corporate clients.
The hotel will target high-end incentives, corporate meetings and conferences. Its main ballroom can accommodate over 1,000 persons supported by cutting edge audio video technology.
Issenberg also noted Pullman Bangkok King Power’s other strength was its ‘new generation’ of business facilities catering to an increasingly dynamic and tech savvy market.
The 386-room hotel offers contemporary accommodation in four room categories with a single rate that includes a unique set of benefits according to room type. In room facilities include interactive TVs offering satellite programmes and fast internet access. It will also soon add an innovative e-check-in tool on the hotel’s website.
“Pullman Bangkok King Power has been developed to cater to a new generation of corporate clientele. The owner and management team has put a lot of thought of thinking ahead of guest expectations, so Pullman Bangkok King Power has established pro-active procedures in terms of service and catering to road weary corporate travellers,” says Issenberg.
Located in central Bangkok, the hotel is attached to the new King Power Complex on Rangnam Road, close to the Victory Monument.
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