Picolo recommends · Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand
Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok
Bright rooms with their own kitchens on a green, quiet street, and a rooftop bar that looks out over Lumpini Park.
At dawn, Lumpini Park fills with runners and groups moving slowly through tai chi. Kimpton Maa-Lai is a few minutes from the gates, on Langsuan, a calm street between the park and the Skytrain.
Rooms are light and roomy, many with a kitchen, so they feel more like small flats than hotel rooms. Greenery runs through the building, and the rooftop bar has a view across the park.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok
We like it for families and for anyone staying more than a few nights. A kitchen, space to spread out and a central yet quiet street make daily life in Bangkok much easier.
It is modern and relaxed rather than steeped in history. If you want old-world atmosphere and the river at your door, the classic riverside hotels have more to offer.
What you get
- Kitchen in many rooms
- Spacious, bright rooms
- Good for families
- Rooftop bar over the park
- Green surroundings
A day at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok
- Morning
- Tai chi or a run in Lumpini Park.
- Midday
- Lunch in the restaurants around Chidlom.
- Afternoon
- Back to the room to cook or rest out of the heat.
- Evening
- Sunset drinks on the roof above the park.
Location
Langsuan, Bangkok, Thailand
Open in MapsQuestions about Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok
Do rooms at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok have kitchens?
Many of them do, which makes the hotel a good choice for families and longer stays.
Where is Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok?
It is on Langsuan, a quiet street in the centre between Lumpini Park and the Skytrain near Chidlom.
Does Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok have a rooftop bar?
Yes, the bar on the roof looks out over Lumpini Park and the city around it.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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