Reno Hotel Bangkok
Pathum Wan, Bangkok
Vibe
Redesigned by PHTAA Living Design, the sunlit courtyard pairs a minimalist plunge pool with rotating exhibitions at the on-site Saratta Art Space.
“Revitalized mid-century quarters”
Minimalist interiors by studio PHTAA Living Design featuring daylight-maximising layouts centered around a courtyard plunge pool.
Saratta Art Space and an espresso cafe host seasonal exhibitions, print pop-ups, and Bangkok Design Week events.
Operating since 1963, when the property served as a popular lodging for visiting American service members.
In Kasem San 1 alley, steps from National Stadium station, MBK Center, and Jim Thompson House.
Rooms
Minimalist quarters favor clean lines and natural light, with quiet layouts overlooking the interior courtyard and plunge pool.
Wellness
A modest courtyard plunge pool sits open to the sky, flanked by simple sun loungers for afternoon cooling off.
Backstory
First opened in 1963 to house visiting American GIs, the mid-century landmark was later reborn as an art-focused retreat by its founding family.
Eat & drink
Reno Cafe & Espresso Bar pulls specialty coffees and serves all-day breakfasts alongside classic Thai plates from morning through afternoon.
The neighborhood
Tucked down Soi Kasem San 1, the alley sits a short stroll from the Jim Thompson House and National Stadium skytrain station.
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