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| Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok |
On this special occasion of the hotel’s tenth anniversary, the traditional ceremony began with Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok’s management team and all employees paying respect to all rituals and offerings at Pu Some spirit house and Phra Chaimongkol spirit house in the morning, followed by making merit and a lunch offering to nine monks from Wat Pathumwanaram temple.
The hotel also organised a thoughtful CSR activity giving back to the local community, 88 of the hotel’s employees volunteered to give a blood donation at a total of 67 units (30,150 cc.) to the Thai Red Cross National Blood Centre.
On 27 September 2010, Kempinski Hotels, Europe’s oldest luxury hotel group, opened its first Thailand property in Thailand’s capital city of Bangkok, Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok, the city-resort adjacent to Sra Pathum Palace, and located in the heart of Bangkok’s premier shopping and entertainment district. The luxury five-star hotel combines Kempinski’s trademark European flair with traditional Thai hospitality. Every one of the hotel’s 397 guestrooms and suites overlooks the property’s surrounding gardens and pools, and 22 rooms have direct access to the pool. Thailand’s artistic heritage is a key theme of Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok. The property displays 4,000 pieces of art, including over 200 original paintings and sculptures by Thai artists commissioned to create interesting artworks for display throughout the hotel.
Mr. Carlo Valenziano, Executive Chef; Mr. Matthew W. Worth, Director of Engineer; Mrs. Nutchanart Samchiangphut, Director of Finance; Mr. Richard Schestak, Managing Director; Mr. Andreas Magnus, Hotel Manager; Mrs. Chanidapa Buranasilpin, Director of Sales & Marketing; Mrs. Priyanka Otto, Cluster Director of Revenue; and Mr. Parkpoom.Chinmeteepituck, Director of Human Resources.
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