INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit

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Melia Innside Bangkok: Pure as Snow White Melia Innside may be apt for our quick Christmas check in before heading off to Khao Yai. It’s a grand entrance when you arrive, greeted by dazzling white lights and the white purity and high ceilings creating ample room and heavenly space continues as you head upstairs for check in. Everything is pristine white at the new swanky and posh hotel. Room is all white, with brushes of bronze and black but never over-shadowing the puritan white. The feature of the hotel is that knockout bronze swing at the rooftop pool. It was cold and superbly windy when we were here. A dip in the glass, tank pool is a must. For the patrons at the Spanish Luz Tapas Bar & Restaurant below will see your graceful strokes. There’s even a rooftop hammock for the not-the faint hearted. Come evening, bright lights flood out for a top-of-the-world rooftop bar experience. Kites Eatery is that knockout restaurant with tall gold lamps and golden touches that spells of sophistication. While Luz focuses on all things haute Spanish and is helmed by a solid female executive chef Laia Ferrer, Kites Eatery is helmed by Chef Katisak who focuses on haute modern North and South Thai. We chose the latter given we had only one night stay. The Christmas buffet was trim but robust. The Thai dishes truly shone - the clams, curried crab and even the humble green chilli sauce were all outstanding in flavours. Not one to bow to traditional Thai fare, he elevates the usual suspect ingredients and give it a richer spin. The western offerings were lacklustre. This is one heck of chic chic hotel - the Spanish know style like the back of their hand. It was a one night stand at Melia Innside, but it’s a heck of a one-night affair. #eatstylishtravelstylish