Rooms for work & rest

Every room at Smart Hotel is air-conditioned and has a fully private bathroom stocked with free toiletries, along with free WiFi, fresh linens, a wardrobe and a flat-screen television carrying satellite channels. Most rooms look out over the city, and the dining table in each one is deliberately sized to double as a desk when the day runs longer than the office does.

What separates the four categories below is floor space, seating and outlook rather than a difference in how the room is looked after. Housekeeping, room service and the 24-hour front desk apply to all of them equally, whichever one you book, so the choice comes down to how much room you want around you at the end of a working day.

Guest floor detail at Smart Hotel Lam Luk Ka with reception desk and mural

Superior Double Room

Solo travellers and short work stays

Superior Double Room at Smart Hotel Lam Luk Ka with four-poster bed and mural wall

The Superior Double is the most compact room in the building, and it is designed so that being compact never means being cramped. Everything a short stay needs sits within a few steps of the bed, which makes it the room guests choose when the trip is measured in nights rather than weeks.

Air conditioning runs quietly through the night and holds against the afternoon heat, while the private bathroom is stocked with free toiletries and cleaned during daily housekeeping. A flat-screen television carrying satellite channels faces the bed, a refrigerator keeps water and anything carried back from the minimart cold, and the wardrobe and fresh linens mean a suitcase can be unpacked properly rather than lived out of.

Free WiFi covers the room at the same strength as the rest of the building, so a call home or a late round of email works without moving downstairs.

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Deluxe Twin Room

Colleagues and friends travelling together

Deluxe Twin Room with two single beds and a colourful painted feature wall

The Deluxe Twin exists for the trips where two people share a room but not a bed: colleagues on the same contract, classmates during an assessment week, friends splitting the cost of a stay near the airport. Two single beds sit with genuine space between them rather than pushed against the walls.

Because two travellers arrive with two sets of luggage, this room is drawn around floor space. There is a seating area to retreat to when the other person is on a call, a dining table large enough for two laptops and a shared meal, and a telephone alongside the flat-screen television with satellite channels. The private bathroom is fully enclosed and comes with free toiletries.

Air conditioning and free WiFi run throughout, and daily housekeeping keeps a shared room from feeling like a shared room by the third morning.

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Deluxe Double Room

Longer stays and evening work

Deluxe Double Room with wooden headboard, gold cushions and mural wall

The Deluxe Double is the room most guests move up to once they realise the trip will run longer than planned. It keeps the layout of a double room but adds the space and the city views that make an extended stay feel like somewhere to live rather than somewhere to sleep.

A sofa or seating area sits apart from the bed, which matters when the working day continues into the evening and the bed should stay reserved for sleeping. The refrigerator and minibar cover late nights when the local kitchens have closed, the dining table works as a full desk, and the windows look out across the district rather than into a wall.

Air conditioning, a private bathroom with free toiletries, free WiFi and daily housekeeping come as standard, exactly as they do in every other room here.

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Deluxe Suite

Families and extended stays

Deluxe Suite with separate seating area, work desk and four-poster bed

The Deluxe Suite is the largest option at Smart Hotel and the one families ask for by name. It carries a balcony, terrace or patio, which changes the shape of an evening in Pathum Thani: there is somewhere to sit outside once the heat drops without leaving the property.

Inside, a separate seating area with a sofa gives the room a second centre of gravity, so one person can work or watch television while another rests. The dining table seats a family for breakfast brought up by room service, the minibar and refrigerator hold a week of small essentials, and the telephone connects straight through to the desk downstairs at any hour.

City views, air conditioning and a private bathroom complete a room that comfortably absorbs a longer stay, a young family, or the sort of trip where plans keep changing.

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What never changes

The parts of the room that are the same in every category

Cleaning and linen

Housekeeping visits every room daily, changing linens and towels and restocking the free toiletries in the private bathroom. Guests staying several nights do not need to request the service or hang anything on the door for it to happen.

Climate and quiet

Every room is air-conditioned and sits on a residential soi rather than a main road, so the noise that reaches the windows at night is closer to a neighbourhood than a highway. The building itself stays quiet after hours.

Food and drink

Room service operates from the hotel, and each room holds a refrigerator, with a minibar in the deluxe categories. That combination covers the late arrivals and long working evenings when going out for a meal is not appealing.

Private bathroom shower with yellow mosaic tiling, water heater and free toiletries
Reception and lounge detail at Smart Hotel Lam Luk Ka with seating and brick wall

Booking directly means the room you reserve is confirmed by the same team that will hand you the key, which makes special requests simple to arrange in advance. Extra beds are available for children aged ten and above at an additional charge, and the front desk can note an arrival time so a late landing at Don Mueang is expected rather than a surprise.

Check-in times and stay notes