Global hospitality brand YOTEL debuts in Thailand with YOTEL Bangkok, slated to open in 2025. Part of the cutting-edge Cloud 11, a 2.6-million-square-foot mixed-use development for Southeast Asia’s artists, tech entrepreneurs and makers, YOTEL Bangkok immerses guests in the heart of innovation and technology.
The 250-room hotel will showcase YOTEL’s latest features, including the brand’s signature robotic concierge, motorized SmartBeds and fully integrated technologies. Guests have access to YOTEL’s multifunctional dining and co-working space, a 24-hour fitness center, grab-and-go snack station, and two meeting hubs to network and relax.
Guests of YOTEL Bangkok and visitors of Cloud 11 can also access the sky bar on the building’s 22nd floor, overlooking Bang Krachao. Guests also have access to the city’s coolest districts thanks to the hotel’s 1,000-foot-long skywalk directly connected to BTS SkyTrain.
Cloud 11 currently features Thailand’s largest rooftop park and is the second anchor project of MQDC’s masterplan to develop the precinct into Bangkok’s premier Sukhumvit Innovation District. The building will see even more cool features with the opening of YOTEL Bangkok. The signing of YOTEL Bangkok follows the recent announcement of YOTEL Tokyo, opening in late 2024. Both properties will join YOTEL Singapore Orchard Road and YOTELAIR Changi in Asia.
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